My husband and I went to the rodeo tonight. The show was great and as much as I was enjoying it,…read moreThe seating was awful. After being kicked about 50 times from people going up and down the bleachers I was done. Not to mention the amount of REALLY young kids walking back and forth. I have 3 kids of my own and I get they get board but when they are up and down the bleachers multiple times in an hour and I am getting kicked in the back (they are young, not babies) i am not happy. We also paid over $50 for our tickets combined. I was so frustrated I just left. You shouldn't have to tell grown people to watch their kids, but apparently you really should. It wasn't necessarily the park or the event that ruined it but the people that let their kids run wild. I never comment on kids but these were not babies, these were 10 plus that were constantly up and down the cheap bleachers and were totally distracting and also blocking the view. They did ask people that were standing in front to sit down at one point but that didn't help. Simple reminders throughout might help. I won't be going back anytime soon.

Great park for joggers, kids (has playgrounds), party events (complete w/picnic tables & city…read morereservations) and great mountain bike trails. The main loop is flat dirt & gravel but the back trails are definitely for the advanced mountain bikers- so you will get a good work out. (The advanced uphill rugged terrain trails are comparable to Blankets Creek mountain bike trails also in Canton- only it's more desolate there so it can feel creepy if you're by yourself- you start to imagine bears and coyotes & snakes.) The good thing is there are always people around so it's safe park. There's tons of parking being its right next to the high school and on weekends there are always soccer teams playing or people going for a walk.

Very chill and nice place to come hang out and swim. We went on a Saturday and I was surprised it…read morewasn't more packed during a summer weekend. There is a $5 for parking, unless you have a park pass (the America the beautiful one), which we did. You can't have alcohol and have to pick up after yourself. There's a little beach area and then a roped off part of the water that you can swim in. The water is nice and the view is nice and peaceful.

Stayed there last spring with a group of men. This campground need better restroom facilities in…read morefurthest areas of the camp ground. and a store!...

Nice little dog park with plenty of shade. Plenty of parking along with two separate dog parks…read morebased on the size of your animal.

I just moved to the area so am checking all of the dog parks nearby out…read more I have a 12 year old, 80 pound dog that has been having issues with his paw pads as he has gotten older. So this whole park (inside the gate) is all mulch. He was tip toeing and I could tell it bugged him. It was a bit of a mess, smellier than an average dog park with grass, and not really anything to rave about. There is a small dog park next to it, and all of the people and dogs there were extremely nice.

I was pleasantly surprised after just being in the area and stopping by this park…read more Even thought the small dog area was vacant there were a lot of well behaved dogs and pet parents in the large dog area. Whenever a dog might have acted out the owner immediately stepped in, which was good to see. The area itself looked to be well maintained and had a wiring fountain for the dogs. There were also a few benches for seating.

This is a great size park with a moderate amount of shade as well as a couple of obstacles to let…read moreyour dogs run and be free. My biggest issue is the location. You pull up to the building and from the parking lot, you have no idea where it actually is. You just have to get out and start exploring and hope that GPS has actually landed you in the right place. You are indeed there. Walk around the community building and follow the path off to the right. There are three enclosures: big, little, and ?? I didn't walk that far because I always stop for my pup to play with the bigs. There is fresh water at the entrance, and when it's hot, there are plastic pools you can fill and mud for your dog to play in. There is some shade, but it's not every where, and the grass (as you'd probably expect) is non-existent, but it's a fun time, especially when people actually get off their phones (AND THE BENCHES) and play with their dogs.

Love that there's a big dog and little dog park. Lots of parking and a trail that goes into…read moredowntown Woodstock when you're done playing. My pups LOVE Woofstock!

[UPDATED from 2015 review]…read more This remains the nicest dog park in Metro Atlanta. If you visit from outside of Woodstock, please consider swinging by a Woodstock business on Main St so that your sales taxes can partially support the upkeep of this terrific local canine treasure. MY dog likes Woofstock because: - it has separate fenced areas for small canines and large ones - the wood chips are easy on his paws - the area is nicely shaped with different corners to sniff out - has a fun hydrant as decor - handy a water fountain that is the right height for him to lap up - lots of other doggies to check out I like the dog park because: - it has late hours - is well-lit at night - is kept clean - has benches spread around the space as well as a large covered seating area for human handlers - has several doggie bag dispensers What could be improved: - supervision by someone from the park to enforce the weight/size limit to keep larger dogs out of the small dog area and to occasionally clean up the little gifts some dogs leave behind whose owners don't collect

Leita Thompson Park is a pretty park suitable for all age groups. I'm saying this after hiking a…read moremoderately difficult trail with a bunch of sweet grandmas and grandpas. We did the red trail loop that was about 2.5 miles long. Although located off a really noisy highway, as you go inside the park it gets surprisingly quiet and nice. It's next to the Roswell Art Center and parking can get difficult to find at times. And, there are no restrooms, only porta potties. Things I love: * Swings :) * Gorgeous lake with an overlook * Benches all over the trail - Never seen so many in one park * A huge field for picnic and viewing sunset * Little Free Library

First visit here and will definitely be back for more exploring! I recently had the opportunity to…read morecheck out a small part of this Roswell park to take birthday photos for a close friend, and it was the perfect backdrop (along with this epic pink Thunderbird from 1957)! Beautiful, rolling green hills and lots of trees. Can't wait to see what it looks like once the leaves have begun to change color for Fall. Lots of families were there to visit and enjoy a walk or picnic, and there are walking/hiking trails to explore as well. The entire park consists of about 107 acres, including a dog park which I will definitely have to visit next time with my Husky.

Great place shaded areas outside and very nice front porch with seating inside. Loaded with snacks…read moreand drinks

We brought our dogs here while visiting Blue Ridge for the day. The manager was super friendly, and…read morethe store is full of awesome merch with a good beer and wine selection. Make sure to bring your pups here to tire them out while you're in Blue Ridge.

Dogs dogs dogs! Gather all your furry friends for a trip to this shining beacon of Cobb Co parks…read more Bring your dogs too. They'll thank you before, during, and after. Lots to do here with separate party areas for big and small dogs, in case you're one of those who doesn't like to mix it up. You'll probably have plenty of company at this popular hangout. And don't stay away even if you leave your dogs at home, since there's a nice 4-5 miles of trails to bike, run, or walk. Turtle Back is a nice 4+ mile loop with plenty of hills and advanced jumps etc for those inclined. Add in Red Baron for an extra mile and more black diamond bike ramp fun. In case you find yourself with nowhere to go during Oct-Dec hunting season with Allatoona Creek Park trails closed, come here as it stays open during those times. Spiffy new paved parking spaces greet you, with a practice bike ramp area, playground, and picnic tables and restrooms under a pavilion. It's a modern traveler's paradise. Well maybe.

Excellent park. So much room and tree shade for the dogs to play. The benches have a canopy as well…read morefor the humans. Water fountains for all as well. The ground was more dirt than grass, plenty of room for some long distance running, frisbee, or chuck it. All the people were nice too and all well behaved dogs.

Our dog loves Fetch Alpharetta, we go at least twice a week - and more when the weather is nice…read more During the weekend days they show sports on the big screen and most nights they have some sort of group games - music bingo, Trivia or team Jeopardy. I've been over 50 times and have never seen any bad fights between the dogs. The employees quickly stepped in if a dog is too aggressive or provoking others. They have a nice bar in an AirStream trailer. Highly recommend!

We have been taking our Bulldog to Fetch since he was a puppy. The staff is attentive, making sure…read morethe dogs play nice. The Airstream bar and jumbo tv makes the experience equally as fun for the humans. Their special events are always well attended and a lot of fun. Trivia, Jeopardy and Movie nights & Holiday parties are a must.