Doggos Dog Park & Pub is a staffed, membership and day-pass dog park at 1214 Battleground Avenue in Greensboro. Its approximately 10,000 square feet of off-leash space includes outdoor turf, a covered heated play area, an indoor human lounge, dog pools and supervised group play.
Plan your visit
- Address: 1214 Battleground Avenue, Greensboro, NC 27408.
- Hours: Closed Monday; 3 to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Friday; noon to 9 p.m. Saturday; and noon to 8 p.m. Sunday. Check social channels for weather changes.
- Admission: Each dog needs a day pass or active membership. Registration and qualifying health records are required before entry.
- Dog requirements: Dogs need current rabies, distemper and Bordetella records. Dogs older than 18 months must be spayed or neutered, and puppies must be at least four months old with completed puppy shots.
- Human ages: A person must be 21 or older to purchase a pass or membership. Visitors under 16 are admitted only during family hours, noon to 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, with specific supervision rules.
- Setting: Doggos is a busy all-sizes social play space. Dogs should be comfortable in a high-volume group environment.
- Contact: Call 336-285-8700 for same-day questions.
Find the dog park entrance
Get directions to Doggos Dog Park & Pub. The staffed entrance is on Battleground Avenue, a short distance northwest of downtown Greensboro.
Have a valid ID, pass or membership confirmation, and the dog’s vaccination and spay or neuter records ready for check-in. This is a private supervised business with entry requirements, rather than a free municipal dog park.
Supervised turf play and covered space
Doggos combines outdoor artificial turf with covered, heated play space and an indoor area for people. Staff members called Rufferees monitor group play, help maintain the grounds and can redirect behavior. Dog pools, designated toy periods, seating and a beverage bar support longer visits.
Filtered water is available, but outside drinks are prohibited. Visitors may bring outside food as long as they do not feed dogs in the off-leash area. Treats and feeding are prohibited around the dogs, and toys are limited to designated areas or times.
Rules before your dog enters
Dogs must be friendly, well socialized and comfortable around a busy mix of sizes, breeds and energy levels. Dogs showing aggression, fear aggression or unsafe antisocial behavior may be asked to leave. Females in heat are not allowed, and persistent barking or mounting is prohibited.
Each adult may supervise no more than two dogs. Clean up accidents immediately, follow staff directions and keep food and treats out of the play area. Review the full rules before buying a non-refundable pass. Family hours have additional requirements for children, including staying with an adult and remaining seated or held when age 12 or younger.
What parkgoers say
Parkgoers often praise the attentive staff, clean draining turf, drinks, events and welcoming community. Many visitors value the Rufferees’ active supervision and the covered space during poor weather.
Common cautions involve the compact, high-energy group setting and owners who sometimes need reminders to watch or clean up after their dogs. The atmosphere may be stressful for shy dogs or dogs that prefer more personal space. These are individual visitor experiences rather than a check of today’s crowd. Read current parkgoer reviews on Google Maps.
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Last researched September 1, 2026; no site visit was made. Check the official Doggos page, current house rules and posted weather alerts before traveling. Report a correction to DogPark Near Me.