Parks and Recreation

Piedmont Park is great for dogs. They just built a brand new dog park that is open to all dogs. It conveniently has a caged in area for small dogs and a seperate area for large dogs. They also provide dog bowls that will help you keep you hydrated. If you forget the doggy bags, don't worry there are some provided. Benches are provided for humans and they will love the interaction with other people. In my opinion this is one of the best dog parks in Atlanta.  
http://www.piedmontpark.org/do/dogpark.html
Hours: 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Cost: Free

Grant Park is another great park for dogs. This is more for the East Side Hipsters. Don't fo
rget your skinny jeans and Pabst Blue Ribbon. It really doesn't have a designated area for dogs. It seems like the locals have picked out a flat grassy area for dogs to run free. The only thing you have to worry about is dog running away. There is no fence to keep them safe. Other than that, its a great place to roam free.

Atlantic Station Dog Park
This fenced off-leash dog park is perfect for small dogs, thanks to its cozy size. A friendly place to bring your dog to socialize

Park Grounds Coffee
Unleashed
142 Flat Shoals Ave SE
Atlanta, GA, US
(678) 528-9901
Enjoy coffee, food, drinks, and WiFi at this fully fenced in park. Pit Bulls and Pit mixes are not allowed.

 

 

 

Railside Dog Park at Castleberry

210 Peters St SW
Atlanta, GA, US 30313

In 2010 the CHNA raised funds to start the only Downtown Atlanta off-leash dog park, thanks in large part to the 2-acre parcel donation by land owner Jerry Miller. Recent additions, such as benches are thanks to Besharat Gallery. The park combines our creative talents — from diversion of water from the roof of a nearby building (no future H2O bills) to wood chips donated by Georgia Power and provision for ornamental fencing as a gateway, designed by Castleberry Hill artists.