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Fetch Park’s BARk Concept Coming To Alpharetta This Summer

Fetch Park's BARk concept will soon open in Alpharetta, with a food truck lane, on-leash dog friendly patio and two volleyball courts.

Fetch Park’s BARk concept will soon open in Alpharetta, with a food truck lane, on-leash dog friendly patio and two volleyball courts.
Fetch Park’s BARk concept will soon open in Alpharetta, with a food truck lane, on-leash dog friendly patio and two volleyball courts. (Provided by Alpharetta Convention & Visitors Bureau)

ALPHARETTA, GA β€” Fetch Park is set to open its Alpharetta location this summer. The BARk concept plans to open in mid to late June and has already begun construction. This unique gathering spot for people and pets has been featured by Travel Channel, ESPN, CNN, Mercedes-Benz and more.

Fetch Park features plenty of off-leash green space for pups to play as well as offering coffee, beer, wine and spirits for humans, creating the ultimate place to β€œunleash and unwind.” For those familiar with the concept, the Alpharetta location, at 11440 Maxwell Road, will be the first Fetch location to roll out their phase two to include a shipping container bar, food truck lane, on-leash dog friendly patio and two beach volleyball courts.

The dog park portion will be similar in look and feel to Fetch’s flagship location in Old Fourth Ward featuring green space covered in durable, mud-free field turf, cooling stations, a bath area, shaded seating, Wi-Fi and outdoor televisions. The crown jewel of the BARk is a vintage Airstream equipped with a selection of beer, wine and spirits, as well as a complete coffee selection filled with exclusive blends.

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A nod to founder Stephen Ochs’ baseball past, the design of the park will mimic the original location and resemble an old-school minor-league baseball field with murals, concessions at the airstream, fences enclosing the space and illuminated signage. Like the original location, Fetch Park will employ attendants called β€œBark Rangers” to ensure the safety of all dogs and guests and maintain the BARk grounds.

β€œFetch Park has been such a homerun for us at our Old Fourth Ward location and we are excited to expand so even more people and pets can enjoy this unique experience,” said Stephen Ochs, founder of Fetch Park. β€œAlpharetta was an obvious choice for us with all the energy and growth the city has going on right now. Dog lovers in the North Fulton area will soon have the Fetch Park concept they love so much but closer to home.”

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Both residents and out-of-town visitors can enjoy the new BARk attraction in Alpharetta. Anyone that likes to travel with their four-legged family member will now have more ways to have fun with their pup while visiting the city. Visitors can plan a getaway at one of Alpharetta’s 29 modern and upscale hotels – many of which are pet-friendly.

β€œHospitality is at the center of everything we do, and we are thrilled to have Fetch Park’s new concept BARk join our family of tourism assets in Alpharetta,” said Janet Rodgers, president and CEO of the Alpharetta Convention & Visitors Bureau. β€œThe addition of a top-tier attraction like Fetch Park allows us to enhance our guest’s experiences and continue to showcase our award-winning community.”

Fetch is free for humans to enter and enjoy with a membership system for dogs. Entrance to the park for pups ranges from a daily $10 option to monthly and annual memberships with a similar pricing structure to the Old Fourth Ward location. Members will be able to enjoy all Fetch locations under their membership dues.

All dogs are required to have up-to-date vaccinations on file (DHLPP, Bordetella, and Rabies) and be spayed or neutered if 8 months of age or older to enter the property.

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