Mountains of Fun for the Whole Family
Spread across 3,200 beautiful acres, Stone Mountain Park is Georgia’s most-visited attraction, for good reason. The fun never ends at Stone Mountain Park, where family activities reign during every season. Visit the park, built around the world’s largest piece of exposed granite (that’d be Stone Mountain), for Spring Fun Break, Memorial Day Weekend, the Fantastic Fourth Celebration, the Yellow Daisy Festival, Pumpkin Festival and Stone Mountain Christmas.
Things to Do at Stone Mountain Park
- Immerse Yourself in Natural Beauty: Stone Mountain itself is a magnificent natural wonder, offering stunning views from its summit and surrounding trails. Visitors can enjoy picturesque landscapes, lush forests and serene lakes throughout the park. Take the 1-mile hike to the summit of Stone Mountain for incredible 360-degree views of Atlanta.
- Enjoy the Great Outdoors: The park is home to 15 miles of wooded hiking trails perfect for walking, jogging or biking. Spend a morning on Stone Mountain Lake fishing, kayaking or paddle boarding. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in the great outdoors.
- Explore the Park’s Vast History: Stone Mountain has played a significant role in Georgia’s history, from its Native American inhabitants to its ties to the Civil War era. Visitors can explore historical exhibits, landmarks, the Confederate Memorial Carving and even a collection of homes and buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries that have been restored.
- Visit Fun Family-Friendly Attractions: Families will find plenty of entertainment options at Stone Mountain Park. Whether you prefer trekking through the treetops on the SkyHike adventure course, encountering life-size dinosaurs at Dinosaur Explore, hopping aboard the Scenic Railroad for an excursion around the mountain or taking in the most amazing views of the Atlanta skyline on the Summit Skyride, the park’s attractions offer exciting experiences for visitors of all ages.
- Check out Seasonal Festivals and Special Events: Throughout the year, Stone Mountain Park hosts a variety of cultural events and festivals, including concerts, craft fairs and holiday celebrations. These events provide opportunities for visitors to engage with local traditions, music and cuisine while enjoying the park’s natural beauty.
Insider Tips
- In addition to all the attractions, there are lakes and hiking trails, perfect for walking, biking, fishing or paddling.
- Stone Mountain Golf Club features two championship golf courses that offer scenic views of historic Stone Mountain and Stone Mountain Lake.
- Georgia’s largest family campground, the full-service Atlanta Evergreen Lakeside Resort and the historic Inn at Stone Mountain Park are all conveniently located right inside Stone Mountain Park. Whether you prefer a rustic retreat or a spacious suite, you’ll find the perfect lodging option for your visit.
Know Before You Go
When is Stone Mountain Park Open?
Stone Mountain Park gates open daily at 5 a.m. and close at midnight. Attraction hours vary. Visit the calendar page for attraction hours on the day of your visit.
TheMusic Across America Drone & Light Showruns seasonally from May through mid-September.
Where is Stone Mountain Park Located?
Due to its size, the park has several physical addresses. Get driving directions to the park. Physical address for mapping programs is:
Stone Mountain Park
U.S. Highway 78 East, Exit 8
Stone Mountain, Ga. 30087
or
1000 Robert E. Lee Blvd.
Stone Mountain, Ga. 30083
How Much Do Tickets to Stone Mountain Park Cost?
Purchase Stone Mountain Park tickets in advance online with a variety of ticket options and packages to choose from.
How Much Does Parking Cost?
Stone Mountain Park provides bothdaily and annual parking options. The cost for daily parking is $20 per vehicle, while an annual pass is available at a rate of $40 per vehicle.
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