Great place to walk big or small dogs . Let them check each other out first and please don't bring…read moreaggressive breeds! Also bring water as the summer will dehydrate your dog quick. There are two parks one for small breeds and one for large breeds. In addition, there is a bridge over the chattahootchie that leads to another side with nice long trails.

We stopped here while traveling to give our dog an opportunity to burn off some energy. Overall, it…read morewas a nice experience. However, it's in need of upkeep. The water feature and fountain in the large dog area were out of order. Also along the back fence, a tree has fallen across the fence causing damage and if a dog seemed inclined, could jump the fence. Thankfully, ours wasn't interested but we kept a watchful eye just in case. Otherwise, there was ample seating for humans and plenty of shade/sun areas. I also appreciated the double gate which helped manage coming and goings.

The park was clean and safe overall. We enjoyed walking the trail and then playing on the…read moreplayground. I was thankful that it was entirely shaded. Definitely helpful on hot summer days!

We've lived in the area for about 5 years and have yet to step foot into this great park until just…read morerecently with our grandkids. This park boasts great walk/riding trails, large expansive green space, and just the best kid's play area. Now this play set is average in size and boasts a small and larger kid set, but the reason it's awesome is the kids! We were there for about an hour and the kids had all made friends, organized a zombie tag game between themselves and were having a blast. Sweet parents chatted together and it made me feel so good to hear the giggling sound of kids playing together! We will be back for sure.

Our grandson's second birthday party was held here in July. This is one of those "hidden gems" that…read moremany guests to the party who lived nearby said that they "didn't even know this place exists!" Shade is hard to come by in the middle of a hot Atlanta day - so, if you don't want to die from a heat stroke, come equipped with a tent or something. The main attraction is a splash pool that kids just go ga-ga over. There is pretty good parking options available, with just a short walking distance to the splash pool, even shorter to the playground. Apparently, this is a predominantly Latino neighborhood, judging by the dialects used by kids and adults alike. There are some peddling their wares (food, drink etc.), but they are not particularly intrusive. We had a fun and hot afternoon!

This is not one of my favorite parks in Gwinnett, but it certainly is one of the closest county…read moreparks to me, and there isn't anything majorly wrong with it in my eyes. The bathrooms used to be filthy every time I would come in from 2020-2022. I would see workers cleaning them after 12 noon generally, but I just always happened to catch them when they were still pretty grimy. Recently, I went in this past Friday, January 27th, and the ladies' room was actually spotless compared to the other times I've seen it! Maybe I just caught it on a good day, maybe it was too cold for people to be out soiling it with heavy use, or maybe they've employed more workers to this park in the new year, but in any case it was a pleasant surprise. That's really the only gripe I've had historically with this park in the 3 years that I've been living in Norcross. Briscoe, Shorty Howell, Alexander, and Bethesda are probably some of my favorite Gwinnett parks just to name a few for various reasons, but Graves Park still trumps many Dekalb or Fulton parks in terms of cleanliness, overall safety, accessibility, parking, walking trails, scenery, and available picnic areas/ bathrooms. A lot of people love Graves for the dog park section. I haven't had a dog since my childhood, but it seems like a good place to let your furry friends run if you need the space. I personally like this park for the trails. There is a longer looping option through the woods and a shorter loop around volleyball/ tennis courts and the backside of the playground. All the patrons here are pretty friendly that I've encountered. If you need to get out of busy soul crushing traffic on Chamblee-Tucker Road or Jimmy Carter, come stretch your legs at Graves Park - a nice little getaway from the madness.

We love the dog park here! There's a small dog and large dog area. Both are a good size. Plenty of…read moresitting area for humans. There's usually other dogs here when we come in the afternoons. There's a small obstacle course area that's super cute. Lots of trees and bushes for your dog to sniff through. And most of the humans who come here are responsible and pick up after their dogs so you don't have to dodge land mines.

Very nice park for a family reunion or any kind of get together events. I was here for an Indian…read moreevent, which was held in an large shelter. It was fully occupied with almost 200+ people. It had 10+ long benches to sit. Clean and species. Pinckneyville Park and Soccer Complex is featuring a dog run and a pond plus multiple ball fields, a roller-hockey rink and a free-skate area. Convenient location, easy to get in and out. There is a hockey rink which is cement but not ice and a skate board area. Baseball and soccer fields for organized sports, and the arts center. Great trainers available for soccer in the weekends. Great park for walkers and very nice paved walking trails. Everywhere so greenery and fresh. Clean bathrooms, but parking near the soccer fields could be better. Lots of places to sit and relax. I wish they would take better care of the grass and have more water stations. They even have two separate dog parks, one for big breeds and the other for small. Awesome park with clean and well maintained. If I am again in this area will sure visit this park.

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.

The turf is fantastic, was passing through Roswell with my two dogs from Houston. My brother house…read morewas having lots of work done outside so no fence and lots of mud. Went to dog park 5 times in 2 days!

The best dog park! It's very well-maintained with Astroturf on the majority of it for the larger…read moredogs and a small area of mulch. There is also multiple a water station found for both dogs and humans alike. They also have a water feature for dogs who like to run around during the hotter days. Plenty of benches and shade as well for you to relax on. This is one of the rare dog parks I have been to where you can come here anytime of the day and there will be other dogs for yours to play with. Overall, this is a kept very clean, although there are some owners who do not pick up their pets presents.

I've been visiting alot of dog parks in the Atlanta area to find a clean + safe spot for my pup to…read moreplay/exercise/socialize. Brook Run remains to be my favorite spot so far. The dog park is sectioned off for large and small dogs. My review is based on the large dog park. Half of the park is filled with gravel makes the area cleaner than most after a rainy day. The other half is like a forested area with dirt. On hot afternoons, many dog owners and their pups gather in that area to keep cool. PROS: - 3 water stations - Multiple poop bag dispensers that always stocked in my experience - Lots of benches throughout the park - Wash off area outside the park - Almost always occupied with dogs throughout the day - Gravel - Convenient walking trail entrance adjacent to park - Well lit parking lot and park CONS: - Some days, there's more poop on the ground than others. Not too bad though. - The wash off area can be cleaner - Not close enough to home :( Parking is plentiful. I never have trouble finding parking unless there's a festival/event going on in the park. ** Note: Dog park is closed from 9am-12pm first Wednesday each month for cleaning** Bravo to the Brook Run community/volunteers who contribute to keeping this park clean and well stocked.

We always have a delightful experience here in comparison to other dog parks we've been to. The…read moreenvironment is welcoming and safe, making it ideal for both dogs and their humans to socialize and play. Owners are attentive and dogs are friendly. The only issue we would have is that there are a lot of small dog owners in the large breed area, and sometimes it feels like our pup can't freely play without worry that he would accidentally run them over.

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.

This is my favorite place in all of Atlanta to bring my two dogs (and we've taken them almost…read moreeverywhere)! Oakhurst is dog heaven - I'm so thankful that this beautiful plot of land has been preserved and set aside for dogs to enjoy. There is just one area (no separation between small and large), but the park is big and includes pools, an open space, agility equipment, and fenced in shaded trails. The trails make this spot so unique and so nice to go on an off leash "hike" - it's a peaceful and shady spot that stays cool even on the hottest days. The park is very well maintained by volunteers, and we've found dog owners to be very friendly and attentive on each of our visits.