Recreation

Pool
Hours
Our pool is currently closed due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Future pool parties must be scheduled through Coca Lake HOA Pool Chair Ben Russell (see reservation instructions here).

Lose your pool key/gate code? Contact Coca Lake HOA Pool Chair Ben Russell.

Usage Rules When Pool is Open

Lifeguards are not on duty; therefore, you must swim at your own risk. Parents are responsible for their children's safety, behavior and actions at the pool.
The Coca Lake Pool is maintained using funds from Coca Lake homeowners' yearly dues and is intended for the exclusive use of Coca Lake homeowners. Children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent. Homeowners must accompany their guests.
Parents are responsible for their children and should discourage the use of large floats, balls, or activities (throwing pool toys, excessive splashing, etc.) which may not be appropriate when others are using the pool. The ring buoy and shepherd's hook are not toys. They are to be used only for emergencies.
No grilling is permitted inside fenced areas of the pool. Grilling is permitted in the grass area adjacent to the pool back gate.
Please do your part to keep the area clean by taking your empty food and drink containers home when you leave.
No glass is permitted inside the pool area.
Swimmers should shower prior to swimming. The outdoor shower is located adjacent to the restrooms.
Children in diapers are not allowed in either pool.
No pets allowed inside the pool area.

For details about how Coca Lake homeowners may reserve the pool and/or gazebo for special events and parties, click here.

Lakes
Usage Rules

The lakes (Coca Lake and Mountain Lake) are considered the private property of the residents of Coca Lake.
Fishing by non-residents is permitted only while in the direct company of a resident of Coca Lake, and only with a State of Georgia fishing license.
All Bass 15" or over are "catch and release" only. All others may be removed from the lakes. Bream and Catfish may be caught and kept in accordance with the State of Georgia Game and Fish Regulations.
Residents not having direct shoreline access may put their boats into the water from the dock located near the parking lot of the Coca Lake Pool and Tennis Club. Only electric motors may be used to power watercraft on the lakes.
Visitors may fish from the shoreline of lot owners if given written permission.
Non-residents fishing without permission or not in the direct company of a resident are considered guilty of trespassing and should be asked to leave. If a non-resident fisherman refuses to leave, residents are asked to record the vehicle license number and call the Harris County Sheriff's Department at 706-628-4211.
Waterfront residents desiring to build docks must submit plans to the ACC for approval.
Swimming in lakes is not allowed.

Tennis Courts
Hours
The Coca Lake Tennis Courts are open from 6 a .m. to 10 p.m. each day.

Usage Rules:

The Coca Lake Tennis Courts are maintained using funds from Coca Lake homeowners' yearly dues and are intended for the exclusive use of Coca Lake homeowners.
When other members are waiting, playing time is limited to one hour for singles and two hours for doubles.
Proper tennis shoes are required; no black soles are allowed.
No bicycles, roller blades, skates, or skateboards are permitted on the courts.
No glass containers are allowed.
Turn off lights when you vacate the courts.
No pets allowed on the tennis courts.

Playground
The Coca Lake Playground is maintained using funds from Coca Lake homeowners' yearly dues and is intended for the exclusive use of Coca Lake homeowners. Children under 16 must be accompanied by a parent. Homeowners should accompany their guests. Parents are responsible for their children and all should follow posted playground rules. No pets are allowed inside the playground.