East Point Dog Park - East Point, GA
East Point Dog Park in East Point, Georgia
East Point Dog Park is a favorite spot for local dog owners looking for a pet-friendly open space near downtown. Conveniently located at 1898-1800 Warren Way, this park offers separate, securely fenced areas for both small and large dogs to play off-leash. Visitors appreciate the community vibe and the presence of a dedicated patio with seating, making it easy for owners to relax while their pets enjoy the outdoors. The park is wheelchair accessible, ensuring it’s inclusive for all dog lovers in the East Point, Hapeville, and College Park area.
Both shaded gazebos and sunny areas provide comfortable options depending on the weather, and features like picnic tables and agility course items keep things fun for you and your dog. While there is no dedicated parking lot (street parking is available), the easy access and friendly atmosphere make East Point Dog Park a go-to destination for local residents. Please note that the grass can be patchy and muddy after rain, and the water fountain may not always be operational, so plan ahead to bring water for your pup.
FAQ
- Are dogs allowed off-leash at this park? Yes, dogs are allowed off-leash within the designated fenced areas.
- Is there a fenced area for dogs? Yes, the park is fully fenced with separate sections for small and large dogs.
- Is there a separate area for small and large dogs? Yes, there are distinct sections for small and large dogs, connected by a pass-through area.
- Is there shade or shelter available? Yes, there is a covered gazebo with seating and some sunny seating as well.
- Are there benches or seating areas for owners? Yes, owners can relax on the provided seating, including picnic tables and benches.
- Are picnics or BBQs allowed? Picnics are allowed; the park has picnic tables and visitors mention seeing picnic gatherings.
- Is there a water fountain for dogs? There is a water fountain, but it is not always operational. Visitors are advised to bring their own water.
- Is the park wheelchair accessible? Yes, there is a wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking lot.
- Is there parking at the park? There is no dedicated parking lot; visitors use street parking nearby.
- Is the park muddy after it rains? Yes, due to patchy grass, the park can get muddy, especially after wet weather.
Reviews
Sumner park, has a picnic going on today I’m definitely going to check it out
I believe this is the only dog park for the East point, Hapeville, College Park area so not to be discounted. It could be improved by adding seating in sunny areas on the Small Dog side. Currently, all seating is under a gazebo, and on cool or cold days or time of day it’s nicer to be in the sun. Park officials might consider adding another bench or two.
I love this dog park because it is relatively close to home. There is one section for smaller dogs another section for large larger dogs and you also have a patio with seating so you’re able to take a seat and watch your dog as they play and have fun.
As a few of the other comments or reviews I will say some of the downsides are the grass is very patchy so my dog always comes back with very muddy paws and has to have a good thorough wash afterwards.
Additionally, there is no designated parking so you have to find street parking in order to go into the dog park if you need to drive to this location. The community that consistently goes to the dog park also has their own Facebook group. Really good people you meet there fun and great dogs alike.
Love going to this park especially during the weekday. Usually never busy. There’s two separate areas for large and small dogs. There are picnic tables and both have these course type items if your dog can do tricks.
Only caveat, the grass is basically patchy and mainly dirt/mud 😩 The fountain doesn’t always work so bring your own water. No actual parking right by it but street parking available in front. Hopefully the city or whoever owns it can try to get it back growing as summer approaches.
I love this dog park. It has a pass through area in the middle from big dogs and little dogs, maybe just in case you may need to separate your dogs. They have a pretend fire hydrant for dogs.
I wish it had a working water fountain for dogs. The only other thing you REALLY should know, ( and that is for long haired dog owners,) their feet will get extremely dirty.