This park is quite different from any other dog park I've been to. It's quite large and on the…read moreperimeter it is reminiscent of a hiking trail. Though it is completely fenced, if you have a smaller dog, you will probably definitely want to follow them around the first time you go. It's that big. The first time I took my puppy, someone actually offered to help me go find him because he had disappeared. Luckily, just at that moment, he came running out of the woods. There's also a small pool that you can fill up with water for your dogs and several water bowls. The park is a bit hidden, so you really have to look for the chain-link fence. There is no one area for small or big dogs. And there are several areas for seating. For me, this would not be an every day park, but maybe once a month for the new smells and new dogs.

My fav dog park landscape wise! I wish people would be more respectful about Decatur laws so my…read morespayed dog wouldn't be harassed :) (you can't bring an unfixed dog to a dog park)

The site was still under construction. But, we could still enjoy the park area. Ample amount of…read moreparking. Weather was sunny & breezy. Good day to take a walk with your dog & horseback riding at the stables. There's a small playground for kids to enjoy.

We love Wills Park!! They have everything you could possible want in a park: Tennis Courts,…read moreBasketball Courts, 3 different playgrounds for the kiddos, baseball fields and a beautiful walkway (which was newly paved). There's even a horse stable and they have horse races on the weekends. It's beautiful!! Wills Park also offers a great seat for 4th of July Fireworks!! There's free parking at all times. There's also a dog park and a nice covered Pavilion to just sit answers relax in the shade! I'd highly recommend this park if you're in the area.

In search of a new place to get my daily 10,000 steps, I came across Glenlake Park. What an…read moreincredible experience. This park is connected to a beautiful cemetery with such interesting history and views. It is so calming walking the paved paths amongst the burial sites and seeing the love and adoration of the families caring for their ancestors' resting places over the years. This park also has a tennis court, a public pool, a basketball court, a small baseball field, a general field, a pond, and a playground. It is clean and quiet, and those visiting the park are incredibly friendly. I tend to rate parks based on their visitors, and most of my "good evenings" were met with a very pleasant response unlike some of the more busy parks in ATL. There were families riding their bikes together, couples strolling amongst the graveyard, an older gentleman fishing in the pond, young men competing on the basketball court, people respectfully walking their dogs, a yoga session happening in the field and much more. This park is a catch-all for any age and experience. I'm sure I'm missing some of the amenities -- it has a lot to offer. Shout out to Decatur for maintaining this little gem. I highly recommend.

I absolutely love this park! One of the best aspects of living in downtown Decatur is the easy…read moreaccess to this beautiful space. It features a large field perfect for sports and recreation, a well-maintained dog park, and a basketball court that's always in great condition. The playground is ideal for little ones, and there's a lovely pavilion available for small outdoor events. It's such a pristine and inviting place to spend time!

By far, the best dog park I've been to! It was a weekday around 4pm. Not a lot of traffic in the…read morearea which helped with my fearful pup. She walked in nervous but based on the size, separation, terrain, and generally amount of fun corners to explore, she walked out of there tail up, nose up, and exhausted! So happy to have found this very well maintained park on a trip to explore prior to moving to the area! Side note: pick up after your dogs! Bring your own doggie bags, limited trash cans, looks like some amazing locals maintain the drinking water and that's much appreciated!!

Went here when I was first picking out a go-to park for my dog, and it was pretty okay besides the…read moreweird layout. When I went the seating was pretty bad and sparce, which isn't rare for public dog parks, and it was hard for me to find the second section of the park at first. I usually prefer a dog park that's a size where you can both sit and keep an eye on your dog the whole time, and is large enough for dogs to play in and have a lot of space, and there are better parks with better layouts for both of these in Atlanta. I'd recommend Oakhurst. Why the bad review though? I've gone to dog parks frequently for 18 months, and Adair is the only dog park where someone STOLE MY DOG'S LEASH. WHO DOES THAT. Now that I've spent more time in dog parks, I find the fact that that happened even stranger than it was at first, because I've never even heard of it happening somewhere else. And because of the street only parking, I had to carry my 30lb dog back to my car. Completely insane.

Not great. The grass was overgrown, and the park has a bad smell. I also saw a few aggressive dogs,…read moreand the staff doesn't seem to watch things closely. I tried to let my dog off-leash, but I didn't feel safe with so many uncontrolled dogs around. It's unfortunate since the location is good, but I won't be back.

A great park with good playgrounds and a good walking trail. The pavilions are easy to rent out and…read morethe park is well maintained. There's a little community garden here as well!!

Always a good way for the family to be outdoors and active! Whether you go on the trails, the…read moreplayground (literally one of the nicest around!) or just critter watch in the creek, y'all will enjoy the adventure of it all!

I think people would have more of an appreciation for this park if they could have seen it 10 or 15…read moreyears ago. Believe me when I say they've come a long way. The current playground is much larger, with a smaller playground for younger kids. They have also installed an active gaming system with poles in a circle. Kids can choose various games where they have to move around. Besides the playground, the walking trails are very scenic, with lots of tall trees, shrubs, creek, and even a railroad track nearby. The younger kids especially enjoying seeing the trains come by often. There are many squirrels that will likely approach you as people love to feed them. There is a seating area you can reserve and host birthday parties. Grills are also available. Right next door is another large venue where people have had weddings. They also built in two small dog parks, one for smaller sized dogs. There are two parking lots with plenty of parking. The park opens from sunrise to sunset.

A great place to hangout with your pup! Everything seemed well maintained and didn't smell like dog…read moreat all! My Diet Coke wasn't great though.

We visited twice in one day with the day pass. Both of my pups truly enjoyed themselves. Our first…read morevisit was before noon. There were a handful of dogs, and everyone seemed to play well together. When there was a minor disruption the staff at Fetch immediately jumped in. I had seen some reviews about limited parking. When I visited, they had expanded the parking so there are now two lots. The gravel lot on Dekalb is quite large. When we returned that evening, it was trivia night. So, there were tons of people and tons of dogs. Once again, all of the dogs seem to get along well. The owners were able to enjoy themselves and have their drinks while the dogs did what they did. I'm definitely considering a membership.

Been in Atlanta almost 8 years and never actually climbed or went around the mountain like I did…read morethis day. I've been here before for one of the Halloween events, but this day in particular I was here to actually enjoy the park in broad daylight and not at night. This is definitely the place to get a good workout in. You can walk around the mountain, which is a 5 mile walk or you can walk up the mountain which is 1 mile up. Honey, let me tell you that 1 mile up is not a joke, but you feel so good once you get to accomplish it and see all the other people attending to walk up the mountain. This is a experience for all age groups. The elderly were out there. The young was out there. The middle age was out there. Everyone was there having a good time, exercising and getting in a good stroll in the park. The Rangers are also out in the park for any assistance that you need as well. I thought I was gonna need them plenty of time when I attempted to go up the mountain, but I did just fine and I survived. I prefer to go around the mountain in the 5 mile walk where you see lots of people either on bikes, skates or walking their dog or pushing their kids in strollers it's a great experience and a good walk especially after the weather is decent. Now because I had such a good time, I have to look into getting a pass

I took my Summer Camp students there and we had so much fun! I preordered the attraction tickets…read moreand a kids meal ticket. When we arrived at 9:57 on Tuesday, we could only go to the Sky Lift. The park did not open until 10:30. Then we walked around the mountain once we arrived on top. It was not hot. There was a cool springy breeze. Then we walked down the mountain. The kids enjoyed it. However, we had to walk around to come back to the entrance, the kids still enjoyed it. Then we went to the 4-D Theater. They had a traveling dog show for the summer to celebrate America's 250 years birthday. The kids loved it. We even had four of my students chosen to volunteer on stage. Then we left to get lunch and we rode the train as our last activity for the day. Since we had to be back at the school at 2:00, we missed other attractions. However, the kids had fun!