Summer in Peachtree City: Glenloch pool and free splash pad from Memorial Day weekend, Kedron pool fees and passes, lake swimming rules and how to find camps.

Last checked Oct. 6, 2026. This page is updated each year at the same address. Pool seasons, fees and rules come from the city’s own pages, linked. 2027 summer dates are not out yet; where we cite last summer, the year is marked.

Summer in Peachtree City means the Glenloch pool and splash pad, the year-round Kedron Aquatic Center, the lakes and the multi-use paths. Memorial Day 2027 is Monday, May 31, and Labor Day is Monday, Sept. 6, 2027. Peachtree City is in Fayette County.

Who to call

  • Pools, splash pad and camps: Peachtree City Recreation and Special Events, 770-631-2525, recreation@peachtree-city.org
  • Swim lessons at Kedron (United Pools): 770-235-3556
  • Library summer reading: M.T. Allen Memorial Library, 770-631-2520

Pools at a glance

Glenloch Pool Kedron Aquatic Center
Address 601 Stephens Entry 202 Fieldhouse Drive
Season Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day Year-round
Residents, ages 3 and up $5 a visit $5 a visit
Nonresidents, ages 3 and up $10 a visit $10 a visit
Under 3 Free (residents), $5 (nonresidents) Free (residents 2 and under), $5 (nonresidents)
Passes Bought at Kedron only 10-visit, 1-month and 3-month passes

Sources: the city’s Glenloch page and open swim times and fees page. Every adult must show photo ID with an address to get the resident rate. Glenloch takes cash, check or card for day passes; bring small bills, because it cannot break $50 or $100 bills.

Glenloch Pool and Splash Pad

The Glenloch pool is the city’s seasonal outdoor pool. It is closed for the rest of 2026 and will reopen in spring 2027, with hours posted then, the city says.

The splash pad next to it is free and needs no reservation. In season it is open Tuesday through Sunday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and closes Mondays for maintenance. On Memorial Day and Labor Day it stays open and closes the Tuesday after instead. The 2026 season ended Sept. 30. Glenloch also has a playground, a skate park, lighted tennis courts and a community garden, open dawn to dusk.

Kedron Aquatic Center

Kedron has a 25-yard competition pool and a heated instructional pool with lifeguards on duty. Summer pass options for residents include a 3-month individual pass ($80) and family passes from $145 for two people; nonresidents pay double. Residents 65 and older get half off individual 1- and 3-month passes. Swim lessons are run by United Pools in six 30-minute classes; register on the United Pools lesson page. Swim meets close the pools at times; closures are posted on the open swim page.

Lake swimming

Lake Peachtree is reserved for Peachtree City residents and their accompanied guests. Swimming is allowed from the public boat launch on Battery Way. Swimmers may not be visible to boaters, so a safety boat or a highly visible flotation device is required beyond 100 feet from shore. There is no swimming in Lake Kedron, Lake McIntosh or the city ponds, according to the city’s lakes and fishing page.

Camps and summer programs

  • City programs: the Recreation and Special Events Department publishes a seasonal activities catalog and takes registration on its Rec1 registration site. The summer 2027 catalog is not out yet.
  • Youth sports: leagues are run by independent associations; the city keeps a contact list.
  • Summer reading: in 2026 the library’s program, “Unearth a Story,” started June 1 with a weekly stamp card and take-home activities, plus Friday puppet shows and Saturday storytelling. See the library’s events calendar.
  • BMX: in summer 2026, the William B. Davis BMX Track on McIntosh Trail held races on Saturdays at noon, with practice and registration from 10 to 11:30 a.m.

Last summer’s city events

From the city’s 2026 events calendar; 2027 dates are not out yet.

  • Sunset Sounds, a free evening concert on Drake Field, Fri. June 26, 2026.
  • Fourth of July Parade and Fourth Fest at Drake Field, Sat. July 4, 2026.
  • Movie in the Park at the Peachtree City Athletic Complex, Fri. July 31, 2026.
  • Back to School Bash at Glenloch, Sat. Aug. 8, 2026, 4 to 7 p.m., with free pool and splash pad admission.

See our kids’ activities guide and free things to do for more.

Frequently asked questions

When does the Glenloch pool open in Peachtree City?

The Glenloch pool is open Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day, the city says. Memorial Day weekend 2027 starts Saturday, May 29; the city will post 2027 hours in the spring.

How much does it cost to swim at Glenloch or Kedron pool?

Residents pay $5 a visit for ages 3 and up and nonresidents $10. Children under 3 swim free if they are residents and pay $5 if not. Adults need photo ID with an address for the resident rate.

Is the Glenloch splash pad free?

Yes. The splash pad at Glenloch Recreation Complex is free and open Tuesday through Sunday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., in season. It closes Mondays for maintenance, except on Memorial Day and Labor Day.

Can you swim in Lake Peachtree?

Peachtree City residents and their accompanied guests may swim from the public boat launch on Battery Way. Swimmers going more than 100 feet from shore need a safety boat or a highly visible flotation device, the city says.

Where do I find summer camps in Peachtree City?

The city’s Recreation and Special Events Department lists its programs in a seasonal activities catalog and takes registration online through its Rec1 site. The library runs a free summer reading program.