This is an outstanding place to ‘unleash’ that wild thang, your doggypoo. Over two acres of wide open running and doggy socializing. Separate fencing for small and large breeds. Birdie and Bogie, my infamous twin Brittanys race straight for the car, when I say…’..Want to go to the Bark Park?’. They like it better than a hot dog vendor at a Frisbee throwin’ contest! Your dog will have a ball at this well maintained doggy playground, its like MilkBones from Heaven. Check for Rules and Regulations for safe and enjoyable visits with your best friend. No aggressive dogs allowed. Potty bags and receptacles provided. Please bring water for your furry buddy as there is no water available at the park just yet (as of 5/06). A human/doggie water fountain combo that has a bowl at ground level for dogs costs $1,500. Anyone who would like to make a donation toward that purchase, or if you want to obtain more information about BARK PARK you may contact Clarksville Parks and Recreation Department, 931.645.7476. Location: City of Clarksville Fairgrounds-Community Park. Directions: At the rear of the Fairgrounds near the playground located on Hwy 47 at Riverside Drive intersection.

Double-fenced entry, 5 ft. chain link fence, benches, running water & water bowl, waste bags & receptacle. Location: At Moss Wright Park 745 Caldwell Lane. Directions: Fenway’s Park is easily located within the comfortable confines of Moss-Wright Park at 745 Caldwell Lane, Goodlettsville, Tennessee. The park itself maybe easily accessed by entering the east entrance of Moss-Wright and immediately turning left, Fenway’s Park will be on the left.

A nice large off-leash area. Little shade so avoid the heat of the day. Restrooms are across the highway. Please clean up all poop! Location: Vaughn Gap Road at Old Hickory Blvd. Directions: From Nashville I-440. Take West End Avenue south. Go about 5 miles and turn left on Old Hickory Blvd just after entering Warner Park. Go about 1/2 mile and turn right on Vaughn Gap Road. The park is about a 1/4 mile on the right.

A two-acre, fenced, off-leash area. The dog park is located behind Shelby Community Center on 20th Street in East Nashville. Directions: I-65 to Shelby Street, turn away from the stadium, drive about two miles to 20th Street, turn left, park at the community center. Park is behind the community center.

A large fenced-in area where dogs can play together. Beside Williamson County Animal Control, Columbia State University, and Franklin High School.

Built entirely by Lost But Loved Rescue and supporters. Features * A small dog park for dogs under 25 pounds * A large dog park for dogs over 25 pounds * An ornamental doggie watering fountain for both parks * Large boulders in both parks for dog climbing and people setting * A doggie poop station for both parks * A 15′ gazebo with park benches * A four station dog agility course * A double safety entry gate. NO ADMISSION FEE

This is a good – and only – dog park in Bowling Green, KY. With two large areas, one can separate your small dog (30 lbs or less) from the larger dogs if you care to. Amenities include a water fountain at dog level, some benches, doubled-gated entry vestibules, and biodegradable waste baggies to clean up after your pooch. Playground and park with picnic facilities adjacent. Porta-potty available for humans. Generally busiest in late afternoon to late evening. Open (officially) sunrise to sunset. Turn east onto Cave Mill Road from Nashville Road (US 31-W) and go approx 1 mile to the Park.ï¾”

A nice large off-leash area. Location: South of the General Bragg Trailhead of the Greenway System (off West College Street/Old Nashville Hwy).