This is probably my favorite dog park I've ever visited! It is huge, and the views are stunning…read more There is so much space for dogs to run and play. There are several different fenced in areas available for the dogs, technically a small dog area, big dog area, and (sort of unspoken rule) a play area for dogs who like to roughhouse more. Picnic tables, benches, and a gazebo exist. There are also poop stations and water buckets for the dogs to drink from (and some of them to splash in). The only downside about this park is it isn't free - membership is required for residents and guests alike (check the website for more info). That said, it's worth the cost to let your dog run free. Plus, this place is ran and operated by the local humane society. There's nothing funnier to me than seeing my dog emerge from the bottom of the hill and run all the way back up to see me at the top.

So, it doesn't tell you till you GET there, that it's $10 to get in, you have to buy a pass at the…read morehumane society which of course has terrible hours on only certain days... and of course you HAVE to bring your dogs vaccination records... like we all carry those around with us. So lord oh lord, don't even THINK about going here on a whim, or if you're traveling through town. Be prepared to jump through more hoops than your dog will just to get in to a grass field. Unreal.

Great find while vacationing. Able to let our dog enjoy a lil play time between eventsread more

Cute dog park with a big dog and little dog side. Plenty of space to let the dogs run and get their…read moresniffs. Lots of parking in the main parking lot. Poop bags provided, but lots of poop left at the park.

Great place to unwind and clear your head after a long day. There is a walking path that circles…read morethe whole park for shorter walks, with the option to take an alternate path that will take you as far as you care to go. There are two large fenced-in enclosures for dogs; one for smaller dogs and another for larger ones. I usually go here just to walk, but I often see people riding bikes, scooters, and hoverboards. There is also a big, gazebo-like structure that serves as a picnic area, with close access to barbecue grills for cooking out. This place is an especially good option if you're tired of Carrier Park, but there is another walking path that leads back in that direction if you start to miss it. Highly recommended.

Visitors to the area will discover that Asheville possesses a majestic vista of the surrounding…read moremountains, but a pretty unimpressive river. There are other stretches of the French Broad that are more aesthetically pleasing, but around here, it's a brown snake that doesn't seem impressive. If you pass through the city without stopping here, you're not missing anything given the profligate majestic clear waterfalls in the mountains nearby. However, there is a decent pedestrian infrastructure built up around this bridge, and several restrooms, launch facilities for watercraft, and other useful features. For the more casual or local user, it's at least a waterfront that has been well developed for public use.

What a gem of a place Super friendly and knowledgeable…read morestaff all around. Safety first facility. Very fair and reasonable prices in a wide variety of drinks. Great place to meet fellow dog lovers.

There hasn't been a new review in a couple of years and it seems like some of the negative reviews…read moreseem like to be quirks of a new business opening. Me and my wife recently came here during thanksgiving week to see what this place is like. This place was absolutely awesome for what it was! We didn't have a dog but they were welcoming of that. The people that come here are absolutely friendly and they seem like regulars that come here. This is such a great social event where everyone gets to me everyone and it's way better than going to a sit-down establishment. Even though is an outdoor place there's at least a shelter where you're indoors by the bar and you got heat keeping you warm. Restrooms were very clean , the food is absolutely astounding. This place has non alcoholic beverages as well if you do not want to drink. Staff here was very friendly and everyone here is down to earth. Highly recommend visiting this place if you have a chance. Hours are not too bad at all

Love it here ... this particular part of the park is my favorite. Lots of deer around and spots to…read morefish.

We were visiting the area and looking for an easy walking path. This path did not disappoint it is…read morea Beautiful, scenic, well maintained walking path. There are many places to sit and enjoy the views of the river along the way. It is Pet friendly with lots of pet waste stations. There was Plenty of parking at the Clawson-Burnley Park. Highly recommend for all ages.

My pup Lucy and I have done a few road trips and always find a dog park along the way, in her 1…read moreyear of adventuring with me we've been to countless parks. Azalea is one of our top 5 favorites and lucky us, it's only a few miles from our house. The dog park has 2 sides, one for little dogs and the much larger area for big dogs. Each side has tables and benches. The big dog side has a TON of room for zoomies. There tends to be a lot of mud so make sure you head over to the lake after so your pup can take a dip and clean off. There are also some pretty big holes so watch your step. They try to maintain the park but let's be honest, with the amount of rain we get and the amount of dogs that frequent this place, there will always be something. The dog parents are pretty friendly, we see a lot of the same people and usually always have someone to chat with. The dog usually get along, I've only seen a few scuffs. That's what dogs do!

Never Repaired after Hurricane Helene. Not fenced. Muddy. Thankfully we found a playmate headed…read moretowards the soccer fields on the big dirt area on left. SAD!

Hidden treasure indeed, this dog park isn't very clearly marked and it's a short walk from the…read moreparking area to the entrance. Over some relatively smooth grass, so not completely handicapped accessible. Entrance to the park requires registration with the City of Davidson Police Department where you'll be required to bring a copy of the rabiest vaccination certificate. Inside the fully enclosed park, there are water fountains, shaded areas, places for the humans to sit and even a hiking trail and natural area. It's really pretty darned cool. A few folks have left doggie toys for play. [Review 13409 overall, 728 of 2020.]

Hidden Treasure They…read morehave been able to transform a transmission area into a series of parks and gardens in what would have been otherwise dead land. Great planning and I applaud. You end up with community gardens, childrens play area, nice quiet area to sit and reflect and a very nice dog park. Lexi (Welsh Corgi) and I went to explore today Took a bit of hunting plus a GPS to find the park but well worth it. Ample parking, nice double gate to get in, tennis balls for our furry friends, picknic tables and sitting areas for the humans and a big water dish. Unfortunately it had just stopped raining when we got her so there were no dogs for Lexi to play with. Nice facility otherwise. Strongly suggest as a different place to bring your friendly canine

Great dog park. Well maintained. Large dog area and small dog area. The boys had a great time!read more

One of our favorite dog parks in Charlotte. It has convenient parking, a good group of regulars,…read moreand always kept in good condition.