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Year » 2018
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Fetch Park O4W (Featured)
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East Palisades Unit--Indian Trail (Featured)
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Best Dog Park BOA Award Winner
Year » 2018
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Atlanta Beltline Inc (Featured)
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Best Dog Park BOA Award Winner
Year » 2018
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Piedmont Dog Park (Featured)
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Best Dog Park BOA Award Winner
Year » 2017
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Piedmont Dog Park (Featured)
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Best Dog Park BOA Award Winner
Year » 2016
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Piedmont Dog Park (Featured)
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Best Dog Park BOA Award Winner
Year » 2015
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Piedmont Dog Park (Featured)
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Best Dog Park BOA Award Winner
Year » 2015
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Best Dog Park BOA Award Winner
Year » 2014
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Piedmont Dog Park (Featured)
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Best Dog Park BOA Award Winner
Year » 2013
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Piedmont Dog Park (Featured)
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Best Dog Park BOA Award Winner
Year » 2012
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Piedmont Dog Park (Featured)
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Best Dog Park BOA Award Winner
Year » 2011
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Piedmont Dog Park (Featured)
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Best Dog Park BOA Award Winner
Year » 2010
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Piedmont Dog Park (Featured)
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Runner-up: ParkGrounds
142 Flat Shoals Ave. S.E., 678-528-9901, www.parkgrounds.com
Best Dog Park BOA Award Winner
Year » 2005
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Piedmont Dog Park (Featured)
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Located just north of where Park Drive crosses from Monroe Drive into Piedmont Park, the PIEDMONT PARK DOG PARK is where the city’s pooches, from Great Danes to Pekinese, run wild. The 2.5-acre doggie playground also has a separate fenced-in plot for small dogs and puppies. The place is paradise formore...
Located just north of where Park Drive crosses from Monroe Drive into Piedmont Park, the PIEDMONT PARK DOG PARK is where the city’s pooches, from Great Danes to Pekinese, run wild. The 2.5-acre doggie playground also has a separate fenced-in plot for small dogs and puppies. The place is paradise for dog-watchers - and perfect for Atlantans who don’t have a Fido of their own to scratch that dog-owning itch.
www.piedmontpark.org.
Best Dog Park BOA Award Winner
Mason Mill Dog Park MASON MILL DOG PARK is metro Atlanta’s ground zero in the canine-oriented recreation craze. The shady, fenced, half-acre romping zone features park benches for humans, “Dog Pot” courtesy bags for pooches and a drinking fountain for man and beast, as well as plenty of communal tennis balls withmore...
MASON MILL DOG PARK is metro Atlanta’s ground zero in the canine-oriented recreation craze. The shady, fenced, half-acre romping zone features park benches for humans, “Dog Pot” courtesy bags for pooches and a drinking fountain for man and beast, as well as plenty of communal tennis balls with requisite dried slobber. If you own a mutt, it’s “the” place to mingle with your fellow dog people. If you don’t, it’s a fine opportunity to hang with the dogs without going to the trouble of buying and cleaning up after one. “1400 McConnell Drive”
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Piedmont Dog Park (Featured) It opened on a trial basis in 2002, but thankfully, the Atlanta City Council voted in July to make the PIEDMONT PARK OFF-LEASH DOG PARK a permanent fixture. A good thing, too; metro Atlanta has too few places where dog lovers can unleash their pets to socialize, sniff each other’s genitalia, and basicallymore...
It opened on a trial basis in 2002, but thankfully, the Atlanta City Council voted in July to make the PIEDMONT PARK OFF-LEASH DOG PARK a permanent fixture. A good thing, too; metro Atlanta has too few places where dog lovers can unleash their pets to socialize, sniff each other’s genitalia, and basically frolic with canine abandon. The park is thoughtfully designed, from the vinyl-covered fencing to the double gates that keep dogs from sneaking out when people come and go. And now that the park is officially sanctioned, dozens of trees have been planted and benches have been installed. A victory for pooches and their owners. “Northeast corner of Piedmont Park, 10th Street and Piedmont Avenue.”
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Best Dog Park BOA Award Winner
Year » 2000
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Piedmont Dog Park (Featured)
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Scanning the lush, green expanse of Piedmont Park on its busiest weekend afternoons, anyone can see at least half the visitors are quadrupeds. Piedmont is a doggie cotillion: a place for the hippest Midtown pups to meet and greet. But all good parties leave their share of messes, so park officials askmore...
Scanning the lush, green expanse of Piedmont Park on its busiest weekend afternoons, anyone can see at least half the visitors are quadrupeds. Piedmont is a doggie cotillion: a place for the hippest Midtown pups to meet and greet. But all good parties leave their share of messes, so park officials ask that all pets visiting Piedmont be leashed and cleaned up after.
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Best Dog Park BOA Award Winner
Year » 2000
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Candler Park (Featured)
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Dogs rule the world and humans smell of moldy tennis balls on the Candler Park Path. Keep an eye out for Animal Control if you let Rover run wild in the open field. The path is shared with joggers and cyclists so be sure to keep some baggies in your pocket to scoop the poop.
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