Fetch Park Buckhead

Turf, an Airstream bar, and rangers at the gate

4.5 · Our score
Off-leash Fenced Water
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About this park

Fetch Park Buckhead is a pay-to-enter, off-leash turf lawn with a full bar on the corner of Buckhead Avenue and North Fulton Drive. Dogs need a day pass or a membership and a vaccine record on file; people get in free, order from a vintage Airstream, and watch the lawn from shaded seating under strings of lights. Attendants on the turf keep play in check, which is the point of the fee.

Amenities

Off-leash Fenced Water Shade Parking Restrooms Benches Lighting Covered area

Fetch Park Buckhead reviews

What visitors consistently say
The highlights

The staff are what people mention most about Fetch Park Buckhead, for spotting rough play early and for knowing the regulars by name. The mud-free turf and the vetting at the gate come next: every dog inside has a vaccine record on file, and regulars say that is why the lawn stays calm even when it is full.

The community

Weekday evenings and weekends bring a bar crowd as much as a dog crowd, since people get in free and plenty come without a dog. Wednesday trivia, Friday live music and Sunday jazz set the weekly rhythm, and the outdoor screens fill up on game days.

Best for

Social dogs High-energy

Before you go

Register your dog in the app and upload vaccine records (DHPP, Bordetella, rabies and leptospirosis, with due dates) before you arrive, or check-in stalls at the gate. Weekday hours pause at noon and resume at 4pm, so plan a morning or an evening, and leave treats in the car since no outside food is allowed.

Frequently asked

Is Fetch Park Buckhead fenced and off-leash?
Yes. The whole lawn is enclosed and dogs run off-leash on artificial turf, with attendants on the ground during open hours.
How much does it cost?
Dogs pay $15 for a day pass, $35 a month or $275 a year, plus processing fees, and a membership works at every Fetch location. Humans are free.
What are the hours?
Friday through Sunday it is open 7am to 10pm. Monday through Thursday it opens 7am to noon, closes for the afternoon, and reopens from 4pm to 10pm.
What does my dog need to get in?
Current DHPP, Bordetella, rabies and leptospirosis vaccines on file, an age of at least four months, and a spay or neuter if eight months or older. Dogs also need to be friendly with other dogs and people.
Is there parking and water?
There is a lot on site and street parking around Buckhead Village. Water stations and a dog wash are inside the park, along with a restroom for people.

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