Simply, be Grateful! #reflectdogs Love & Forgiveness…read moreThis is the first time I've ever seen a dog park that was actually sponsored by a property management company. It is very smart marketing but you should probably realize that your company's performance may be judged by the dog Park's quality. And with that said, they probably spent more on the signs than they did on the actual dog park. It is a couple hundred feet long and probably 20 to 30 ft wide. The day we were there it was mostly just a mud field. But it does have multiple poop bag dispensers as well as trash cans and it has a couple of fire hydrants. It has quite a few agility items in one area as well as a bench or two for you to sit on. Other than that it's mostly just scorched Earth. But it is a dog park and it does have a very nice memorial right next to it.

We were driving through Adairsville and wanted to find a playground for my son to play. I always…read morecheck Yelp first. I didn't see much... I was bummed. I checked google and found this park/ playground. I saw lots of people turning down that road, and got curious... turns out it's a very popular park-- a community gathering spot! Shocked it didn't have a Yelp, so I made one! This park was great! *Playground for toddlers age 2-5 *Playground for bigger kids age 5-12 *Gated dog park * Volleyball net on the field *Human sized checkers board to play *Pavillion with tables *Bathrooms *Paved walking trail loop *Parking in front lower lot (small sidewalk hill to walk up), handicap parking only at flat, top level (few spots), and then another parking lot in the back of park- down another paved path- not sure which street reaches that lot. Playgrounds were great. Many kids and families out, many dogs being walked and playing in dog park. Many people walking/ jogging, teens/ young adults playing volleyball. I was happily surprised to see how diverse the crowd was for Adairsville! Maybe I'm ignorant to that, but I used to see little diversity there-- maybe things are changing. But as a kid of mixed nationalities, and someone who grew up in a diverse place, I love to see it becoming the norm in smaller towns. Anywho, we enjoyed this park! Had a good amount of families on a Sunday afternoon. Lots of kids to play with. It was good to find a spot that brought the community together. Swings, spinner thing, climbing structure and slides, etc. My son enjoyed the bigger kids playground. Weather was great!

Dogs dogs dogs! Gather all your furry friends for a trip to this shining beacon of Cobb Co parks…read more Bring your dogs too. They'll thank you before, during, and after. Lots to do here with separate party areas for big and small dogs, in case you're one of those who doesn't like to mix it up. You'll probably have plenty of company at this popular hangout. And don't stay away even if you leave your dogs at home, since there's a nice 4-5 miles of trails to bike, run, or walk. Turtle Back is a nice 4+ mile loop with plenty of hills and advanced jumps etc for those inclined. Add in Red Baron for an extra mile and more black diamond bike ramp fun. In case you find yourself with nowhere to go during Oct-Dec hunting season with Allatoona Creek Park trails closed, come here as it stays open during those times. Spiffy new paved parking spaces greet you, with a practice bike ramp area, playground, and picnic tables and restrooms under a pavilion. It's a modern traveler's paradise. Well maybe.

Excellent park. So much room and tree shade for the dogs to play. The benches have a canopy as well…read morefor the humans. Water fountains for all as well. The ground was more dirt than grass, plenty of room for some long distance running, frisbee, or chuck it. All the people were nice too and all well behaved dogs.

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!

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.

I just went here several days ago with my clients, and we all enjoyed the park. There was plenty of…read moreparking with at least two different connecting lots on the East Cobb side. To my understanding, this park connects to another one, but we didn't check the other side out. It seemed to be well maintained overall. The bathrooms were clean and kept up, the park and pavilions were in good condition overall, and there was no major construction or anything going on which was nice. Someone was setting up for a birthday party or function of some sort, so we left a little earlier than planned, but you could definitely spend a decent amount of time here and just relax and enjoy the quiet. There are views of the river over the bridge and a bunch of different trails one could take. My clients enjoyed the little free library that many of the parks around here have. It's to the left, right off the main parking lot when you drive in. We borrowed a few books and now we can return some one day to this location and others. Overall, everyone had a great time and we would definitely come back here for book club or just to walk around in the fresh air again.

This park is a hidden gem. It's a lot bigger than it seems on the outside…read more Has a very family oriented feel to it as it has two different play grounds. The grass and area are very well taken care of. When I went, the grass was low and I didn't see one single piece of trash anywhere. The trail was great and expanded into other areas I wasn't so sure about. All in all it's a clean and safe park that I would highly recommend and go to more.

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.

Nice little dog park with plenty of shade. Plenty of parking along with two separate dog parks…read morebased on the size of your animal.

I just moved to the area so am checking all of the dog parks nearby out…read more I have a 12 year old, 80 pound dog that has been having issues with his paw pads as he has gotten older. So this whole park (inside the gate) is all mulch. He was tip toeing and I could tell it bugged him. It was a bit of a mess, smellier than an average dog park with grass, and not really anything to rave about. There is a small dog park next to it, and all of the people and dogs there were extremely nice.