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

Fetch Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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We visited twice in one day with the day pass. Both of my pups truly enjoyed themselves. Our first visit 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. read more

Fetch Park - Trivia night - Dog Parks Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

My husband and I were super excited to bring our dog to Fetch Park on our trip to Atlanta. However, it rained for the entire morning up until 1pm. I wasn't sure if there would be many other dogs there since it was 1pm on a Friday and the ground was still very wet. When we arrived, there were already 10 other dogs at Fetch Park, so we purchased a day pass and spent a good 3 hours there. Not only did our dog had a blast, but my husband and I also enjoyed playing with other people's dogs as well. There is plenty of open space for dogs to run around and plenty of seats for humans to sit back and watch their dogs play, with a drink in hand. Beers, wine, and cocktails are sold on site. There was no food available for purchase while we were there. There are also portapotties on site for humans as well. At first when reading the reviews for Fetch Park, I was a little nervous about the 3 strikes ban, because my dog, while small can be quite a handful. I kept a close eye on him and so did the bark rangers. As soon as he got a little rowdy, I would remove him and put him on a brief time out. The bark rangers and the manager were very all very friendly and were helping out wherever they can. In the evening, more people and their dogs would come. During the week, Fetch Park closes at 9pm but from Friday to Sunday, it closes at 10pm. Fetch Park is open rain or shine unless otherwise specified on their social media accounts. The membership prices at Fetch Park are incredibly reasonable, and if we lived in Atlanta, there would be no question about it, we would be members and come here all the time. read more

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Terrible cancellation process. You have to go to website to message them then receive email with other email to summit request with all information only to receive another email that doesn't have any indication it's from fetch with form to summit request. Still unsure if I am officially cancelled. I cancelled because half the time I showed up it was closed due to the slightest weather or not enough dogs that late in the day without update on insta. They would also not allow me to bring in my own water bottle so I either had to be thirsty or pay for expensive water. read more

I've been wanting to checkout Fetch Park since May and finally made the trip down with a friend and our pups! We visited on a Saturday around 4pm and expected a large crowd. We were pleasantly surprised to find that wasn't the case. Parking: small private lot + street Membership Rates: Daily: $10 per dog per day Month to Month: $40 per dog per month Monthly for 12 months: $30 per dog per month Yearly: $270 per dog per year Humans enter for free. Registration took about 10-15 minutes outside on the side walk. You must have vaccination records! Staffers will accept virtual records (i.e. via apps such as PetPro). You'll also need to add a credit card on file for future visits. I'm told after the first visit, you only need to provide your last name and phone number to enter the park. One thing that can be improved is the check-in area. Most pups are super energetic upon arrival and wanting to sniff everything and everyone nearby. If there was a separate holding area where we can register without being pulled in multiple directions by our pups-- that would be great. Once you finish registering, you and your pup can proceed inside. The park is large with plenty of open fields for pups to run. There's also lots of chairs, benches, tables and umbrellas for shade. No food, both human or dog, are allowed inside. I only wish there were some food trucks nearby that'll allow us hungry humans to grab a snack when hunger strikes. Many insta-worthy photo backdrops along the border of the park. There's 3 tubs filled with water for those water-loving pups to splash in and a wash stall with shampoo. No towels provided. The park uses artificial turf so it's generally very clean. Bark rangers walk around to ensure the peace between our pups. There are rarely, if any, dog fights as a result. Restrooms: a couple portapotties onsite BarK Drinks: Reasonably priced and tasty! Downward Dog ($10) was my favorite. Menu here: https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/fetch-park-atlanta?select=FgamcZyy2l53KPiEptWtIg&utm_campaign=www_photo_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) We stayed at Fetch for 4.5 hours. Time flew by as our pups were having the time of their lives! Park is nicely lit with string lights at night. There are a number of TV's around the park too for game days and such. https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/fetch-park-atlanta?select=YTvoNM6cuvQK-esoCUVE2w&utm_campaign=www_photo_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) Fetch is a great place to hangout with friends and your pups! We'll be back for sure! read more

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I've been taking my dogs here for several years. They used to have plenty of staff to monitor the dogs but that has declined over the past 6 months or so. Many people don't watch their own dogs and that becomes an issue with aggressive dogs. You have an "account" but you can't actually manage anything online. I've emailed multiple times over the years and have never received a response back. I recently tried to cancel my membership after one too many bad experiences there and have also not had any response. It's a great concept and fun when there are enough people there to manage dogs who are not well-behaved. It's just not worth it anymore, especially when you can't get them to cancel your membership.​ read more

We went to Fetch at 10:00 am on a Sunday in June. They have an email address to send your dog's vaccination records to, which I did in advance. But they still required us to bring the actual papers with us too. Not sure what the point is of emailing in advance if we still have to show it when we get there. It's $10 per dog per day, unless you do a monthly pass. The gravel lots for parking aren't too big. There were plenty of available spots when I got there, but not when I left at 11:15. The staff were all very friendly. They dumped out old water from the water bowls and refilled it at least once during the hour I was there. There is a smell. It is a dog park, after all. There are plenty of doggy bags, trash cans, and hand sanitizer for cleaning up after your dog. There is a decent amount of shade for humans to sit in. There are plenty of paintings/decor, perfect for an Instagram story. The bar is well stocked. They had beer, cider, seltzer, mimosas, and even liquor!! Our dog had so much fun here! We are definitely giving him a bath after playing at Fetch though! We'll be back for sure! What a great time for humans (both with pets and without) and our dogs! read more

Fetch Park - Bar(k) - Dog Parks Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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The grounds are disgusting. Covered in black flies. Nothing's cleaner, ever. Smells like boiling piss. read more

Fetch Park - as gross as it looks - Dog Parks Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I've visited this location twice now, and it's been a really fun experience! Admittedly, I don't have a dog but I first came here since one of my friends works there and another friend loved to frequent there sans dog as well. It's relatively clean due to attentive owners and workers, and there's a nice selection at the bar. Everyone I've met, both workers and dog owners, have been super sweet and welcoming! This is definitely a place to go to for you and your dog or to just chill out and enjoy the fun atmosphere! read more

This place is where you need to bring your pooch! It's fun for you and your dog. While your dog is playing you can go get a drink. They have so many options to choose from. They are very strict on vaccines (as they should). Before you come, make sure your dog has, Rabies, DHPP, Lepto, and Bordetella vaccines all up to date. You will be denied if you're missing any of these. They do have hired staff that stands on the play area and "watch" the dogs. They can be intense at times but they're trying to prevent anything from happening. They can stereotype a bit towards bigger dogs, they did it to mine because he loves to play with smaller dogs. They do throw a few events here occasionally. I would recommend following their social media pages for updates. It's cute and it's a blast coming here. read more

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Love Fetch! It's really a fun time. This O4W location is my favorite. However I've been to the Buckhead and Alpharetta locations which are newer, nicer and don't have port-a potties. However the location, staff and layout of this particular location makes it more desirable for me. I've never had an incident and I come several times a month/week depending on the weather. The staff is really wonderful replacing clean water often and picking up stray although the owners are usually pretty good about that as well. Biggest negative would be in the summer months it can get hot and the turf smells bad +bugs. During the colder months there are heaters but they are a "hot" comity... pun intended. So it can be tough to get near one. Other than that I love the events that they host like bingo, trivia, karaoke and comedy nights. I've even been able to work from here a few times. Overall I love this place and so does my pup! read more

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There is NO reason this dog park shouldn't have FIVE stars!!!! Most amazing dog park I've ever been to!!!! **Just be aware, you DO NEED a list of all your up-to-date vaccinations , prior to entering the dog park.** If you come prepared, you will have a wonderful day/night!! I went on a Friday night- and it was amazing (I would even go if I lived in Atlanta and did not own a dog). The space itself is LARGE, with plenty of running room for the animals. There are fun paintings all over the fences (for plenty of photo ops) and lights strung above. There is a BAR(k) that sells beer and spritzers (NO food, for people or dogs). There is a separate section ("the watering hole") with 3 bath tubs and a hose, if your dog likes water. You can also bathe your dog in one of the stalls in this area. There are plenty of tables and benches scattered throughout the park for you to sit at. There are bean bag chairs as well, but be careful, I watched PLENTY of dogs pee on them!! They have "Bark Rangers" walking around to pick up any missed poop, and to break up any potential fights. If your dog is given more than one warning for being aggressive, you will be kicked out. With that being said, I felt comfortable letting my dog run off and play with other dogs. She always had an eye on her AND all of the dogs there seemed to very friendly. The best part of all- next to the drinks- was there was a live band!! The band was GREAT, they had amazing voices and played cover songs all night. I really enjoyed the music and the atmosphere. I loved this place so much that I returned the next morning, before I headed out (stopped here during my travels). I would be a Friday night regular if I lived in Atlanta. GO!!! read more

Fetch Park - The "Watering Hole". - Dog Parks Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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My friend and I came here as we heard great things about it from our friends. They have you register your pet by providing proof of vaccination and having been spayed or neutered. It's a large space with a few options for alcoholic and limited non-alcoholic refreshments. Overall, we had a relaxing time and would like to come again! Parking was a little crammed so we were lucky to have grabbed a spot on a Saturday afternoon. read more

My dog LOVES fetch. The O4W location is great, but the buckhead one has better bathrooms, more parking and less odor (which I know they can't control). Try to pee before you go, the ports potty can get nasty. Sometimes they close due to heat or rain... they said it would be posted on their social media but I check their IG and Facebook - cannot find this information. They bark rangers are awesome, quickly break up dog fights. Plenty of room for the doggo that run and bond with fellow doggos! read more

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Fetch Park is hands down the best doggie park experience I've ever had. Here's what to know: ***Info below as seen on fetchpark.com*** -All dogs 8 months and older must be spayed or neutered -Dogs must be at least 4 months old -Dogs must be clean and free of fleas and ticks -Dogs must be friendly and non-aggressive around people and other dogs -Dogs must have current vaccination records with reminder/expiration dates for following vaccinations: Rabies, Bordetella, DHLPP (this includes Leptospirosis). Make sure your dog has the Lepto shot or you will not be granted entry. Now, regarding the experience, Fetch has mastered how to provide an overall enjoyable time for people and their fur babies. The dogs get to fellowship & play with each other while the adults can enjoy comfortable seating with umbrellas, internet access, tv, music, and libation. What more can one ask for? It's a great way to give your dogs an outlet to release their cabin fever & for you to release the stresses of the day. Most of the dogs & owners are friendly, the staff offers friendly service, the dog rangers are super cool & play with the dogs and pick up behind them in the event they relieve themselves. I would highly recommend Fetch to all dog lovers. It's truly rebarkable! (See what I did there?!)lol read more

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My dog was a bit sad that the holiday is over so we took him to Fetch to run around and play with new friends. I like the concept of Fetch. I think it's inventive and exactly what dog parents need - a place to drink while your dogs run around in a safe, clean environment. *** A few things to note: Your dog needs to have Bordetella and both shots of Lepo + rabies vaccine in order to enter. You will be asked to bring a copy of the vaccines records. Your dog needs to also be at least 4 months of age and fixed by 8 months. My baby is a boy age 7.5 months and we don't plan to fixed him until a year, so I guess he won't be able to come back any time soon. I agree with other reviewers that the check in process could use a revamp as it was difficult to check in with an excited dog. I think to make the check in process smoother, faster, and easier for dog parents, they should let visitors fill out their information online prior to visiting, and get things verified by a staff member at the door. The parking situation could also be better, but it wasn't hard to find street parking. They do have 2 parking lots, but they are quite small. The price was decent - $10 admission per dog. Drinks at the bar are $5 per can. They are cashless. They have staff members walking around as "Bark Rangers" to make sure the dogs aren't fighting, but they DO NOT pick up after your dog. I was told at check in, so whoever said that they did is mistaken. Regardless, it's a nice concept and all dog parents should try it out. read more

My baby girl Heaven had a ball. I dislike most dog parks because of some out of control dogs and uncaring dog owners; however, Fetch Park is a safe environment for my shy sweet pup. All dogs have to be spayed or neutered & up to date on all their shots. They have dog Rangers to make sure no pups get out of hand and they have drinks and seating for the dog moms and dads. So it's a win-win for the dog and it's human. lol Heaven had a great time meeting playing and meeting new friends. Thanks Fetch Park for making her first experience memorable. read more

Fetch Park - Heaven's Funday Sunday at Fetch Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Park has no protocol for a guest being bitten. An employee's dog bit me. He tried to blame the bite on my roommate's dog. After telling him the "brown dog" bit me, he said "Dillinger" wouldn't bite me. Then he stormed off saying he would "check the tapes." What I learned later is the employee was the dog's owner. On the way out, I reported the bite to a 2nd employee. She shrugged it off and walked away. I left for urgent care where they asked if the dog was vaccinated. Spent 24-hours tying to contact someone at Fetch. Next day an owner called me and was defensive. I was not only upset I was bitten but also that the staff had no procedure in place. The dog that bit me also remained in the park free to bite others. When their system is down, they would let me in the park without confirming my dog's vaccinations were current and I have at least 1 friend who also would be allowed in without checking records. Here are photos of the bite. There is a tennis ball in one for size reference. The owner offered to pay my medical bill but never did. I have not been back to Fetch since. read more

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Turf is urine soaked and falling apart, shedding significantly. Very neglected. Dire need of replacement

If I could give it Zero stars, I would. This place was nice for the first few years after it opened. Now there is absolutely zero money spent on maintenance or upgrades for the park. I know a dog who's gotten giardia there several times from the disintegrating turf and the divots that the turf holds where dogs drink and lie down in holes that fill up with water. The owner received the variance for the brick and mortar bathrooms, but has not put them in; he also mentioned replacing the turf more than 3 years ago and has not made a move in that direction. The turf is falling apart it stinks and it's not safe. Don't waste your money in this place because they do not spend a dime of their raised prices on maintaining or upgrading the park. read more

Puppies, wine and I'm fine! Located in Old Fourth Ward, Fetch Dog Park is Atlanta's first off-leash dog park bar. My dog had the best time making new fur-riends. I also enjoyed petting all the puppies while sipping wine. Do you like laughing, petting dogs, and drinking with friends? Then Barks and Banter Comedy is the event for you! Every other Thursday, Fetch Park hosts a stand-up comedy night featuring local comedians. It's the most fun for humans AND dogs! read more

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The fanciest dog park in the city. For a fee you get to watch tons of dogs, drink cocktails, and meet new peopl (or pets). Highly recommend. The day fee or monthly pass is a good value for the experience. I can see myself here A LOT this summer. Very family friendly and pre covid a slate of events. Dont weat cute shoes or a outfit not fit for a dog paw blessing. Likely to be clipped by a dog with the zoomies. The Bark Rangers are a godsend. I can socialize with the humans and know my dog has several sets of eyes on him. I probably wouldn't sit on soft fabrica... because dog pee but overall there are plenty of chairs and high boy tables to perch at while your dog burns off some energy. If you have an allergy or aversion to dogs this is not the place for you. read more

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The best (but beware the porta potties...). We love coming to Fetch. It is always a good time for our dogs and the check in process is pretty seamless. I love that they keep up to date with vet records (even though it can be a pain to remember the documentation) so you know your dogs are playing in the safest environment. The bark rangers also do a great job monitoring play and ensuring no one gets too rowdy. They always have drink specials and a great beer/cider/canned wine selection. When it's cold we love the hot cider and whiskey. Plenty of space to hang out, study, socialize. Our dogs love it and it's such a fun place to bring people from out of town. read more

My dog and I absolutely LOVED Fetch! The staff are super attentive to the pups. The space is large so as not to feel overly crowded even on a holiday weekend. I felt comfortable taking eyes off of my dog and relaxing at one of many tables available for humans. He ran sprints and played with other dogs for over an hour without issue. Plus, he got plenty of pets from humans who noticed his birthday bandana. He's super submissive so never really gets into conflict with other pups but I liked that the park attendants were actively watching and gently separating dogs that looked to be getting too rough. The retro trailer set up as a bar is super cute and I definitely plan to return and grab a drink or two with friends. Folks have mentioned a strong urine smell when it rains, but I didn't notice that when we visited which was a cold day after heavy rain the day before. Just taking one star off because the first time check in could be so much easier if they allowed you to complete things online and upload vaccine records before arriving. This is especially true bc you do everything online on your phone once you arrive anyway. I have also had a hard time getting email or phone replies from the event manager about hosting my pups birthday party at Fetch. Pro Tips: - Follow their IG for lots of updates - No outside toys or treats allowed but they have countless tennis balls for pups to fetch read more

Fetch Park - Large turfed space for lots of pups - Dog Parks Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Been an annual member for a couple years now, Fetch is a god send. Having a high energy 80lbs. 3yo Golden Retriever in the city, with no yard, is not easy. Luckily a couple visits a week to "dog Disney" that is Fetch, makes it easy. It's a huge, Astro turfed, 6 mounted TVs, fully stocked outdoor bar... with dogs. Even before the pandemic, it's a great place to grab a drink with friends, with or without your dog, all outside. Live music, comedy nights, liquor promos, puppy bowl, college football days, etc. But most importantly it's safe. Other dog parks I've taken my dog to consistently have had a dog attack my dog. At Fetch there's a responsible staff that monitor the dogs and interfere when necessary. It's awesome. read more

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This review primarily applies to the Fetch Buckhead but I suspect it applies to other Atlanta locations as well. Fetch is dog park that is set in a lively, bar-like atmosphere that at first glance feels open and friendly. It is a well-maintained dog park that offers entertainment, alcohol, and place where you can work on your laptop. Most of the employees (e.g. bark rangers) are well-intentioned dog lovers but the management team is a different story. Fetch management obsessively caters to the fears and apprehensions of so called "dog parents," overprotective owners of pedigree or fluffy dogs who often gather in groups and complain about certain dog breeds, which by their very existence are seen as threats. As a result, a friendly, well-socialized dog can quickly become a pariah at Fetch. Also, Fetch often mistakes energetic yet friendly dogs for aggressive ones. Once a dog appears on the radar of Fetch's "gotcha" management team, you realize that your dog is being held to a much higher standard than other dogs that get away with more serious infractions. Your dog is constantly being pulled aside by Fetch employees whenever there is a scuffle, even if your dog is not involved. Before you know it, your dog is on the fast track to being banned with Fetch's 3-strike rule. Because Fetch does not always contact you when your dog receives a strike, you may show up one day and find out you are permanently banned and not eligible for a refund. Advice to Fetch * Stop catering to overly protective dog owners and let dogs be dogs. * Hire dog behaviorists who know how to read dog behavior and know the difference between an excited, energetic dog and an aggressive one. * Hire managers who do not succumb to personal biases and political pressure from customers. read more

Fetch was AMAZING!! We stopped here on a road trip through Atlanta and let our pup play. We did our research before we came and had all of our vaccination records ready to go, and it made it a breeze to get our dog registered and ready to play. We were greeted when we entered by a staff member who helped us purchase a day pass and checked all of our vaccinations. Fetch has a bar that you can purchase drinks at and plenty of room to sit. The layout of this park is great because it's a huge open space for the dogs to run. We didn't notice any roughhousing when we were there and felt completely safe taking our corgi puppy to play. If we're ever in Atlanta again, Fetch will be the first place that we stop! read more

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Once again we had a blast! Came early to take pics with the Grinch and turned out great. We hung out, got some hot chocolate and drip coffee from the bar, So good! Overall, we had so much fun and happy as ever! read more

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Before I got my puppy, I had heard about Fetch from a few friends who had seen it gaining attention on the media and the concept sounded awesome. When I finally got my puppy and he passed the 4 month age mark, I eagerly took him to Fetch for the first time. Since then, we've been here twice daily. It's my puppy's favorite spot on earth and is one of my personal favorites as well. It's a unique experience being able to drink and socialize in a pseudo bar environment while also giving your pup some freedom to have fun as well. There are bark rangers on site to ensure that all playtime amongst the dogs is friendly. They are extremely attentive to what's happening in the park and have saved my pup from a few unwanted interactions. Overall, if you're a fan of dogs, social settings, and alcohol then Fetch is a great spot. read more

Fetch Park - Main bar - Dog Parks Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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It was great until it wasn't... Bad management, favoritism, & horrible customer service. Warning: They'll take your money & never return it. I'm going to tell you a story of how my dog was suspended from Fetch after 4 months after I paid for the entire year & company refuses to give my money back. I want to note that Khaleesi (Khali) is recent rescue, she is about 8 years old. I've fostered and helped train other rescues, that being said I am very aware of my dog and her signals, but we are alway learning more about each other. My dog had only been in a one scuffle at dog park before Fetch, of which, the other dogs were the initiators/attackers. Fetch's customer service, management, and 3 strike process needs to be re-evaluated. Additionally, we were regulars going almost every day, and buying at least one drink a per visit, these incidents happens over 4 months. See images of for details on the incidents and my comments! Please note, I was always friendly & at no point was I ever rude or disrespectful when things happened. At no point did I ask for support or money for vet bills. Due to these incidents, I discovered that Khaleesi may have a fascination with Sheppards, because she had a good friend sheppard we played with regularly before we moved. As preventative, I'm now hyper vigilant about noticing Sheppards in the dog park and keep a close eye on her and behavior when she starts following them around. Because they can be quick tempered, Im working On training her too not he so "clingy" to Shepards and to be aware of their signals when they're annoyed. My take aways and ideas for improvement: 1. I never received rules or regulations for the park, I recommend all owners be emailed and given paper copy or the rules. I also recommend they post the simplified rules in the park. (When I came first time, it was very busy and the reception person signed my name, so I didn't get to read anything.) 2. The three strike process is not valid to hold dogs to same standard as humans. They don't understand repercussions the same way as humans. I recommend a more thorough process, evaluating each situation, which dogs are having including and potentially working with a few recommended trainers, allowing them to see videos and giving owner and dog to learn from the issues if they want to, much like driver school. 3. Ability to come back from suspension with specific conditions 4. Refund or partial refund for annual fee after evaluating conditions for suspension. read more

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Wow.......just read reviews from other prior customers that had the same issue as me. There is favoritism for the regular customers, and discrimination for certain breeds! The golden retrievers, french bulldogs, and other prissy breeds get special treatment even if they are the instigator for a scuffle. My Great Dane was on their radar because he is so big and wants to play like a Great Dane. I went from "please move to the far end of the park"......... to "you need to leave now!" Never got a "warning" that I was going to get kicked out! This all happened in a matter less than 5 minutes! I pleaded to the manager, Shelby Willis, to let me leash my dog and have a time-out for him to calm down. She refused my request and caused a scene to embarrass me to the point that I will never go there ever again! read more

I've been bring my doggie here for the past 2 years and both of us have always had an amazing experience! Everyone from the bark rangers, bartenders, and other staff are all passionate about the dogs. Ensuring all pups and humans are happy! read more

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A wonderland for all dog lovers ! I am so so impressed with my first visit at Fetch that I am already thinking of purchasing a membership. The staff is so professional from checking you in , making sure you have all the updated vaccination records to watch over all the dogs to see if they are playing well or breaking up fights . It was such a safe environment because they definitely discourage any kind of aggressive behavior . And the bar there is very convenient , you can grab a cold one while watching your doggos play . The space itself is big enough to accommodate a lot of dogs , there's even tubs of water for them to splash around in . There are nice seating areas with tvs for you to just chill. A wonderful experience , can't wait to come back ! Don't forget to snap a photo of your dog and the angel mural read more

Fetch Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Love this place! I like that overall it's extremely clean. Downside is that when it rains a lot, the stench of dog urine is strong!! Luckily, there are great, but a bit overpriced cocktails that will make the hooman's overlook the smell. Most people tend to make sure their dog is playing well with others. It's funny to see a huge mastiff running and playing with a tiny dog. If a doggy disagreement does occur, it's quickly handled by one or both owners. The tubs to cool your pup in the summer is awesome! Having a TV to watch sports adds to fun hooman experience. The air-conditioned porta potty restrooms are genius! They're typically pretty clean and you don't feel like you need to hose down after leaving this porta potty! I still bring my trusty handy wipes, but I'm a germaphobe. They're awesome about making sure all dogs are up-to-date on their vaccinations! I also like that you can throw your pup a birthday pawty here!! People seem to watch out for each others pups as well, which is a sign of great doggie parenting skills. I give it 4 - only because they could do a little better about emptying the trash cans full of dog poop filled bags, and they need to find a better deodorizer for the lawn area. read more

It's always a treat to bring my dog here. They check vaccination records at the door which is awesome to make sure your dog doesn't get any type of disease from the dog park lol. They also have bark rangers that will break up a dog fight read more

Fetch Park has quickly become a favorite hangout spot for myself and my dog! I practically counted down the days until my puppy was old enough and had all his vaccinations so that I could take him, and it totally exceeded my expectations. First off, this is the cleanest dog park I've ever seen in my life. The facilities are absolutely beautiful. The "grass" is astroturf, so it doesn't get muddy when it rains. Of course picking up after your own dog is encouraged and always courteous, but there are staff around who will make sure that everything stays as clean as it can be when you have a bunch of dogs running around. They also keep water bowls full, so you don't have to worry about your dog staying hydrated... Unless your dog is like mine, gets too excited and forgets basic necessities of life. But the staff do an incredible job of keeping everything clean and pretty. There are a few sitting areas, including a shaded deck. The other sitting areas have umbrellas, and all areas have fans, so you can usually find a way to hide from the sun and heat if you choose to. There are cute murals to pose your dog next to and lots of Instagrammable spots. Of course, there's the famous Airstream bar, which has a great variety of craft beers, cocktails, and coffee. I love any place with a great cold brew, and Fetch's cold brew has my seal of approval. They also hold a lot of events, such as live music, movie screenings, and events in collaboration with the dating app, Bumble. It's very easy to strike up a conversation with people around you, as everyone is super friendly. Even from just the few times I've been, I've already seen familiar faces who remembered me and my dog, so it's a great spot to meet new people. The majority of people who come here seem to be in their 20s and early 30s. However, there's still a variety of demographics and nobody looks "out of place." Finally, and most importantly, safety. Dogs must be vaccinated and you must bring the documentation to prove it. If your dog is missing any of the vaccines they require, they won't be allowed in. All dogs above eight months have to be spayed/neutered. If a dog in the park shows any signs of aggression towards other dogs or people, they're asked to leave and are not allowed back. All that being said, I love that so many precautions are taken to make sure the park is as safe as possible. The last thing we all want is for our furbabies to get sick or injured, so I feel very comfortable bringing my pup here. Fetch Park is an amazing spot for dogs and people alike. My dog has the time of his life coming here, and I enjoy spending a chill afternoon there as well. It's not cheap, but I would say that the cost of day passes and/or memberships are definitely worth it. I get so busy sometimes, so it's nice to have a place where I can unplug and spend time with my dog, and he loves it! read more

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Hey guys you have to have a membership to get in. $35 a month plus you have to bring vaccinations to let your dog in. I genuinely thought it was a free park especially in this heat. read more

Wait.. I didn't know this place even existed! I came here for a friends dogs first birthday. The dogs that come here, are so HAPPY. Lol. You can't come here and be in a bad mood. There's happy dogs running around everywhere! The space is actually a decent size. There's also shaded seating areas, but keep in mind they are first come first served. Note, there isn't any food available or allowed on the premises. So eat before or after. But it is understandable, since they probably want to prohibit people feeding random dogs. There is a "BARk" (Bar) with beers and cocktails. I accidentally went on a empty stomach, and was on a liquid diet (if you know what I mean). I had the gin/elderflower cocktail, and it was actually really good, I'd recommend it. It's called clean and social. I don't have a dog, but sometimes I get the itch to have one... but don't want the responsibility. I think next time I get the "I wish I had a dog" itch I'll just come to Fetch and pet and play with all the dogs, have a cocktail and keep it moving. ;P read more

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CONSUMMATE FETCH REVIEW. My background includes 20 plus years of starting companies. Also have experience with these types of establishments in other states for the past 5 years. Fetch is one of the best commercial dog parks it has been my pleasure to enjoy. One of the most time consuming issues with these establishments is ensuring all dogs have proper shots. Initial registration at Fetch was the easiest and simplest processes ever experienced. One call to my vet; email to my phone; open PDF, and we are done. The two entrepreneurs who founded Fetch are professional, polite and extremely hard working. Both deserve success. Crowd at Fetch is congenial and professional. Easy place to tastefully network. With respect to entertainment, as both founders were NCAA student athletes, with large TVs everywhere; this is a great sports bar where you can bring your dog! In addition, when games are not being played; they schedule comedy stand up acts, concerts and other networking events. If you have a puppy, this will be one of your favorite places to frequent. C read more

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This place truly exceeded my expectations. Make sure you bring your vet records. The first time we tried to visit, we were unable to enter because our pup was missing the leptospirosis vaccination. We got it for her and came back later in the week & had no issues checking in. It cost $10 for our pup to enter, and us humans were free. The area is a lot bigger than I thought it would be, and there's tons of space for dogs to run around. Be sure to sign up for their text program (text FETCH to 84483) because they will let you know via text if they close early due to rain, because I've heard of them doing this. Their website also says they don't allow tennis balls, but when we entered, there were balls everywhere and people were throwing them everywhere. That should be updated on the website if they're allowed. The bar staff was really friendly and the drinks prices weren't outrageous. Other pet owners were super friendly and would even throw the ball for my pup who is obsessed with playing fetch. I would definitely come back with my pup. One downfall of the location is that they don't have a phone number to call for questions, only an email and social media pages. I feel like they should have a working phone number as a new concept business. Also, the small dog section is EXTREMELY tiny, and no one was in there. Dogs both big and small were all in one area playing together. read more

Fetch Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia