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Yonah Preserve Recreation Center, Splash Pad & Park
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Yonah Preserve Recreation Center, Splash Pad & Park

Cleveland, Georgia

Yonah Preserve is the rare outing with a rain plan built right in: start outside at the playground and splash pad, then head into the recreation center when everyone needs shade or a change of pace. The recreation center opened in May 2025, so this is a newer facility and some details may still be settling in. Inside are two full-size basketball courts that can convert for volleyball and pickleball, plus concessions, a community room and a roomy covered porch. This one is pure kid joy, followed by the familiar towel-wrapping operation in the parking lot.

Before you go

Best time to visit: Recreation center year-round; splash pad seasonal

Worth packing

  • Swimsuits
  • Towels
  • Dry clothes
  • Water bottles
  • Sunscreen

Good to know

  • Restrooms
  • Shade
  • Stroller-friendly
  • Parking
  • Picnic tables
  • Playground
  • Sports fields
  • Children's area
  • Classes
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