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Restaurant < Back Creekside Restaurant and Catering Restaurant (706)381-2200 Previous Next

Heritage Arts Instruction for the young and young at heart < Back Alton Holman Heritage Arts Inc Heritage Arts Instruction for the young and young at heart 706-854-0660 https://www.ahhas.org In June of 2000, a group of artists, teachers, and interested persons gathered together in Cave Spring, Georgia to provide an arts programs for children to supplement existing school curriculums. The resulting arts organization is named after Cave Spring artist, Alton Holman. Mailing Address: PO Box 390, Cave Spring, GA 30124 Previous Next

Guiding Principles Mission: To provide municipal services to enhance the quality of life for our community, while providing HOPE for the future. Vision: The City of Cave Spring desires to progress toward the future while preserving the past. Core Values: Acronym "HOPE" Home town charm Opportunity for growth Preserving history and tradition Extending hospitality

< Back City Council Called Meeting 2/19/2026 at 6:00pm Agenda Feb 18, 2026 CAVE SPRING CITY COUNCIL CALLED MEETING FEBRUARY 19, 2026 6:00 P.M. AGENDA EXECUTIVE SESSION INTERVIEWS OF CITY MANAGER CANDIDATES Previous Next

Guiding Principles MISSION To provide municipal services to enhance the quality of life for our community, while providing HOPE for the future. VISION The City of Cave Spring desires to progress toward the future while preserving the past. CORE VALUES Acronym "HOPE"

Auto Repair Shop < Back Cave Spring Auto Repair Auto Repair Shop 706-777-3553 Locally owened Auto Repair Mechanic Shop Previous Next

City Hall Address: Box 365 Cave Spring, GA 30124 Tel: (706) 777-3382 CONTACT City Hall Address: Box 365 Cave Spring, GA 30124 Email: info@cityofcavespring.com Tel: (706) 777-3382 Fax: (706) 777-3383 You can also contact us by using this form: First Name Last Name Email Subject Leave us a message... Topic Choose an option Submit Thanks for submitting!

< Back BRAG RIDERS COMING TO CAVE SPRING Jun 1, 2026 The Bicycle Ride Across Georgia (BRAG) will be making its way through Cave Spring today, Monday, June 1, with more than 900 cyclists traveling through our community. Riders are expected to arrive throughout the day today, spend the night in Cave Spring, and depart Tuesday morning as they continue their journey across Georgia. Motorists should expect increased bicycle traffic on roads leading into and around Cave Spring. Please use extra caution, slow down, and be prepared for possible delays. Riders will travel into Cave Spring via Blacks Bluff Road before venturing toward Alabama and returning through Floyd County. Cyclists are expected to be on the following roads throughout the day: • George Road • Fosters Mill Road • Spout Springs Road • Mills Road • Cedartown Street Participants will be camping overnight at Rolater Park. Safety Reminders: • Give cyclists at least 3 feet of space when passing • Watch carefully at intersections and crosswalks • Be patient and share the road • Stay alert for groups of riders throughout the day We are excited to welcome BRAG participants to Cave Spring and hope everyone enjoys their stay in our community. Please join us in extending a warm Cave Spring welcome to these visitors. This post is being shared for informational purposes only. The City of Cave Spring is not sponsoring, organizing, or managing this event. Previous Next

Agritourism, Pumpkin Patch, Strawberry Patch < Back Rocky Hollow Patch @Angel Farm Agritourism, Pumpkin Patch, Strawberry Patch 706-676-8769 http://www.angelfarmvenue.com An Agritourism business located just outside Cave Spring Ga on the Georigia/Alabama state line just off US 411. Fall- Pumpkin Patch activities that include multiple activities such as Corn Maze, Extreme Slide, Zip Lines, Animal barn, hay rides, and many more. We grow 7 acres of pumpkins on the farm- 20 varieties multiple colors and sizes. Thousands of Cut flowers , Zenias, Cosmos,Sunflowers,... Spring Time is Strawberry Time ,Grown here on the farm Christams activities Festivals Event Venue Previous Next

< Back Water Service Notice: Rehoboth, HWY 411, Lady Lou Ellis May 26, 2026 On Wednesday, May 27, the Rehoboth Bridge Project will be working on a water line tie-in at the bridge. Water service interruptions are expected to begin around 9:00 AM and may last several hours while repairs are completed. Residents in the following areas are encouraged to prepare for the temporary interruption: • Rehoboth Road • Highway 411 • Lady Lou Ellis Road We appreciate your patience and understanding as this important project is completed. Previous Next

< Back Possible Water Service Interruption Notice: Rehoboth Road May 15, 2026 On Monday, May 18, The Rehoboth Bridge Project will be completing the water line tie-in at the bridge. At this time, no impacts to water service are expected; however, residents in the area are encouraged to be aware and prepare in the event a temporary interruption occurs. We appreciate your patience and understanding as this project is completed. Previous Next

< Back Statewide Drought Level 1 Declared Apr 28, 2026 On April 27, 2026, the Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD) issued a statewide Level 1 Drought Response due to ongoing dry conditions and impacts on water resources. As part of this declaration, public water systems are required to share information with residents about drought conditions and the importance of water conservation through various communication methods. At this time, outdoor water use is still allowed and remains unchanged under Level 1 guidelines. Watering is permitted between 4:00 PM and 10:00 AM , and no additional local restrictions may be imposed without state approval. EPD will continue monitoring drought conditions using factors such as rainfall, stream and reservoir levels, and groundwater data. For more information, please visit the Georgia EPD website. Water Conservation Tips Regularly check for and repair leaks inside and outside your home. Turn off the tap while shaving, brushing your teeth, washing your face, or rinsing food. Only water your lawn and landscape when necessary, and adjust sprinklers to avoid watering sidewalks, streets, or buildings. https://epd.georgia.gov/press-releases/2026-04-27/level-1-drought-declared Previous Next