Marimac Lakes

Marimac Lakes offers a quieter outdoor setting within Senoia, giving the visitor a change of scene from shops and film-related streets. The municipality identifies the lake and park at 140 Pylant Street and states that they are open to the public year-round. This establishes public access, without promising a staffed visitor center or every recreational service.

Fishing is catch-and-release under the published city rules. A state fishing license is required. City residents may fish without an additional municipal charge, while nonresidents must obtain a city fishing license from City Hall at 80 Main Street. A Georgia license alone therefore does not establish a visiting angler’s full permission to fish here.

Stone Lodge has a separate rental arrangement through City Hall. Reserving that building and making an ordinary lake visit are different activities; the existence of an event space does not imply that it is open for casual indoor access. Confirm event arrangements directly if bringing a group.

No complete daily opening schedule was established in the consulted municipal material. Respect posted access and check with the city if arrival depends on a particular hour. Google Maps has a listing named Marimac Lakes, classified as a lake, showing 5.0 from 21 reviews in the directly rendered search results. That score belongs to the lake listing; it is not assigned to a separate park facility or to the unrated nearby listing named Marimac Lake.

Verified: 2026-09-28 · Official website · Address: 140 Pylant Street, Senoia, GA 30276 · Phone: +1 770-599-3679 · Hours: Municipality publishes year-round public access; complete daily hours not established. Check posted access and City Hall for fishing permits. · Google Maps · Google: 5/5 · 21 reviews · Senoia City Hall: municipal fishing permits and Stone Lodge rental information.

Sources: City of Senoia — public park, lake and community facilities · Google Maps: Marimac Lakes