City park · Thomasville, Georgia, United States

Cherokee Lake Park

Municipal lakeside park with a paved walking circuit, piers, exercise stations, picnic shelters and access to the adjacent Thomasville Rose Garden.

About Cherokee Lake Park

Cherokee Lake Park provides an outdoor counterpoint to Thomasville’s museum interiors. The city describes a one-mile paved, lighted walking path around the lake, with piers, sitting areas and exercise stations. This is a municipal recreation setting, suitable for an unhurried walk without presenting it as a wilderness hike or a guaranteed wildlife encounter.

Covered pavilions, grills, restrooms and a playground support families and visitors who want to spend time outside between cultural visits. Fishing and small boats are permitted, with small electric motors only. Those facilities do not establish equipment rental or a supervised activity service; bring what the intended outing requires and respect posted conditions.

The adjoining Thomasville Rose Garden gives the route a seasonal botanical dimension. The city describes bloom from early spring into late fall, rather than promising roses in flower on every visit. Addresses differ: the park is at 330 Covington Avenue and the rose garden at 420. This distinction resolves the garden address sometimes used by tourism listings for the park as a whole.

The published contact is the city’s pavilion-reservation and park-information line. Google Maps shows 4.7 from 809 reviews. Its directly expanded Monday hours are 5:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.; the full weekly schedule was not established by that view. Check posted access before an early or late visit rather than extending Monday’s hours to every day.

Verified: 2026-09-28 · Official website · Address: 330 Covington Avenue, Thomasville, GA 31792 · Phone: +1 229-227-7059 · Hours: Google Maps directly displayed Monday 05:30–23:00. Full weekly hours not confirmed; check posted park access for the intended day. · Google Maps · Google: 4.7/5 · 809 reviews · City park pavilion reservations and information; not a staffed park reception. · Official logo (City of Thomasville, park administrator.)

Sources: Parks and Recreation | City of Thomasville · Google Maps: Cherokee Lake Park