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.

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.

THAT'S SO FETCH | it was a hot hot day when we brought our pup to Fetch for the first time. My…read morefirst attempt to visit the park (Atlanta location) I didn't do my research and bring the proper documentation. This time I was ready and had the vaccines with expiration dates on hand. Once inside, I headed straight for the Bar(k) for some beer and cocktails. There's a good selection for whatever sustenance you need on a hot summer day. I wanted something cold and juicy - the POG basement IPA is one of my favorites, so I skipped the draft list and opted for the can. I also loved the cocktail list with dog themed names - the Moscow Mutt was pretty tasty. There isn't much shade at the park - so we were all crowded under the shade of the awnings, attempting to get as close to the fans as possible. I tried to get my pup to go out to the turf and play with other dogs but it was way too hot for her so she just kept following me back to the shade to chill. The tennis balls were too big for her to catch and there are only one size available. She prefers to play fetch with the smaller balls we have at home. The dog trainers/park workers tried to interact with her but she was a bit aloof and clingy to me. My pup is not very dog friendly anymore thanks to a bad incident at a public dog park, so unfortunately I can't come by regularly now - however if your dog enjoys playing with other dogs and people and you want to be able to drink and socialize at the same time, definitely recommend!

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.

This is such a beautiful park. It has so much to offer, from two dog parks to a nice-sized…read moreplayground, and the trails are awesome. I would recommend walking the trails with a partner, though, as it is a woodsy area. There are a few benches along the way where you can sit, rest, snack, and meet others exercising on the trail. It's a peaceful environment where everyone is welcome.

Great neighborhood park! My experience is based on large-dog park only…read more PROS: + Large and small dog area + Spacious + Has a dog water fountain near entrance + Hose down area near entrance + A couple obstacles + One picnic table, several benches + Pretty clean + Plentiful parking CONS: - Water stations located at the entrance, not scattered throughout - No poop bags, only neighbor-provided grocery bags - Trash cans are scarce too - Very little shade - Lots of gnats You get a good crowd at peak hours, otherwise it gets pretty lonely. Overall, great place to take your fur babies!

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.

We had a great first experience there. It's a short but interesting walk from the parking area and…read morethen a secure two-gate entry to the park. It's very well thought-out, with comfortable benches, water fountains for both people and dogs, a clean-up station, lots of grassy area (as opposed to dirt and mud) and a fun log and tunnel. Our dog made friends with a pup that was about the same size and they had a blast. Although it's a bit of a drive for us from North Hall, it's well worth it. We fully intend to become regulars. Hats off to Gainesville Park and Rec- you folks have exceeded all expectations! Thanks so much!

Excellent small dog park in the Midland Greenway. Benches, water station, dog water and two-gate…read moreentry. A king of the hill with tunnel play spot.

Nice dog park. Gets way too busy. And big dogs intermingle in the small dog area. Also, most people…read moreDO NOT pick up their dog's poop so you have to watch where you're walking!

Really Nice dog park!! Huge!!! Dog Park has small and big dog sections. And, many places to sit…read moreand water fountains for dogs. Very beautiful and relaxing!

Good park. See Facebook details too. Holly. Small fenced area dogs. Some shade. There is water…read morefountain for dogs and people. Behind library. Best place park library back lot.msny places stop and eat on bench,