Enjoy coffee, food, drinks, and WiFi at ParkGrounds Coffee. While you sip, your dog can enjoy some doggy playtime with other canines in the attached, fully fenced dog park. Just make sure your dog is friendly and well-socialized so that everyone enjoys their time. It’s a hip coffee shop with a fully fenced outdoor play yard for
canine customers. Order up a cup of coffee and a delicious pastry, then relax on one of the outdoor chairs as your pal mixes and mingles with new playmates. Pack a couple of clean-up bags, and be sure to pick up after your dog.
11. Fetch Park
At Fetch Park and Ice House, Atlanta’s first full-service dog park bar, a trip to the pet park can now be an excursion for both you and your canine companion. Serving food, cocktails, and coffee, and featuring plenty of open
space to run and play, it’s a “pawsome” destination for humans and their furry friends alike. A full-service restaurant, The Ice House, featuring human-only seating and a dog-friendly patio, is scheduled to be open late fall,
featuring what Ochs calls “high-end bar food with a Texas twist” be open for lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch.
12. Canine Crossing Dog Park
The Canine Crossing is located in South Fulton County with 5+ acres for two fenced-in play areas – over and under 25 pounds Concrete tunnels, fire hydrants, and water fountains for dogs, two covered pavilions, a walking area, benches, covered swings, and restrooms. Canine Crossing is located between the South Fulton Government Service Center (5600 Stonewall Tell Road, College Park) and the South Fulton Tennis Center (5645 Mason Road, College Park). Parking is available at the South Fulton Government Service Center. Canine Crossing is a service of the South Fulton Special Services District.
13. Newtown Dog Park
There is the 1/2-acre big dog park area with a smaller run for dogs right by the basketball courts when you enter the park (on the left). There is also an unofficial dog park hidden back behind the historic school building. There you will find 5 acres of shaded hilly land for your dog to run wild. Bring your own water and bowl (and always some to share and spill) and poop bags. No human or pet food is allowed. Children under 12 must be supervised and use caution when in the dog park. No aggressive dogs are permitted.