Centennial Olympic Park
Stroll to Centennial Olympic Park for an on-leash walking tour (https://www.gwcca.org/centennial-olympic-park/brick-locator/#audio) of this 22-acre urban greenspace opened in 1996, which was the year Atlanta hosted the Summer Olympic Games. Let your dog cool off in the Fountain of Rings, the world’s largest interactive fountain featuring the Olympic Ring symbol, and stroll by the SkyView Atlanta Ferris wheel. Pet waste bag stations are located around the park.
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Reviews
- TaylorMay. 3, 2020Lots Of Space, But No Pet Stations
There’s plenty of space to walk around and enjoy a nice walk. Generally always get people willing to give pets too! Only downside is there’s not a ton of dog stations for throwing away “droppings”. There is an off leash area but it’s very very small and not maintained well compared to the rest of the park.
The cops and security for the park are very friendly towards the dogs as well.
Traveler Photos
We dug up 3 pictures of dogs at Centennial Olympic Park.
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