We took a field trip here and this is a nice park! A lot of parking, an enclosed sand box, a mini…read morerock climbing structure, swings, trails and more! There were staff here and they were nice!

Great little park in Elon. Good sized area for kids to play. Beautiful garden elements (such as a…read morespace full of azalea bushes and other beautiful plants). Walking trails through wooded areas. Easy, plentiful parking. Free Little Library near the kid play area. Clean restrooms. Shade. Solid.

When I go to Burlington to visit family, I will bring my furbaby along for the ride. I found this…read moreplace thanks to searching for dog parks on Yelp! And saw there was no reviews, tips, or photos. So I drove to it, passing it a couple of times before I realized, it was a dog park, on the edge of the park, across from the cemetery. Creepy. I never been to a dog park before, so I didn't know what I was looking for. It was two separate fenced in fields, about an acre each. One field is for small and older dogs. The other side was for large dogs. That's great because my puppybutt has a Napoleon complex. There were benches, waste receptacles, and water fountains inside of each. You must register before entering the park. It didn't take long to do. You can let your dog off it's leash, if you choose. I did so because there wasn't any other dogs inside the one I went into. However, you must be within ear shot of your dog, in case you need to call out to them. Kind of like a child at a playground. You want to be mindful. Most of the rules are common sense, but again, be mindful that you're not the only one there. All dogs entering must wear a collar (non spiked or choke), show tags, and rabies tags. Must be leashes entering and exited. No females dogs that are in heat. A max of 2 dogs per person. No children under the age of 16 without adult accompanied. No food, drink, or glass containers, no smoking, no alcohol, and no food are allowed inside. No aggressive dogs. I've been here a few times and it's always been pretty peaceful. Twice there weren't other small dogs present. That's probably because I went during the week, while 1st shifters were still at work. If you have a dog and are looking for a bark park, this one is a pretty good one to visit. Haven't had a bad experience yet and my dog seems to love the space.

The Jiggs Askew Memorial Bark Park is located off of Kitchen Street in Burlington at City Park,…read morebehind the YMCA. It sits on approximately two acres of fenced-in land with two separated areas, one for smaller and older dogs and the other for larger dogs. Nicely landscaped areas with benches are found throughout the park for dog owners as well as access to water for your canine friend.

A beautiful little hidden gem tucked away! It was a beautiful day and I wanted a spot to eat my…read morelunch and found this park. My picnic table was right by the water. If you don't see this lake on the map, you will miss it!

Water is so calming! If you're stressed or overwhelmed I suggest you find a body of water! This…read morelake is stunning. There are two trails to walk, lots of green grass for picnics, two play structures and they offer boats! You can also fish!

We came here with our two year old granddaughter on a Friday late afternoon. There were almost no…read morepeople here, which was great. This was our first time on any rides, and we went on the train first. The train made four laps around the track. For the first two lapse, our granddaughter was getting used to the train. By the third lap, she was OK and started pointing things out and enjoying it. By the fourth lap, it was all smiles and excitement. We also bought a ticket for the boats, and we're the only people there. But she was not ready to ride by herself, so that got nixed. We were going to get tickets for the carousel but the little one was getting tired so we left to head home. All of the people working there were super polite and friendly. The park was spotless and well maintained. The cost of the rides was only a dollar or a dollar fifty, which is a steal. They had snacks beside the ticket booth, but we didn't have any. All in all, this is a wonderful place for families or even couples to just enjoy the beauty. Five stars all day long!

The perfect family destination. The grounds are immaculate. The rides all work and environment is…read moresafe. We enjoyed our recent visit. Affordable family fun.

Great private fenced dog park in Mebane. Book through Sniffspot app. We went for an hour on…read moreSunday. Our service dog loved it. It is so clean and well cared for.

This is a small shelter on the same grounds with an education center to work with owners and their…read morenew dogs, a dog park, and a nearby vet offering low-cost spays/neuters. From what I understand, the APS of Orange County started this shelter but I'm not sure if it's still part of APS. It's become a place for animals transferred from nearby county shelters. If you're lucky, you'll have the grounds cat escort you from your car to the front door just to make sure you don't get lost or take a wrong turn. The day I was there it was relatively quiet and I had the opportunity to spend as much time as I wanted with the animals. Like most shelters, the cats are separated by age group and placed in three decent sized rooms with lots of toys and beds. Only one of the rooms was an interior room with no view outdoors. The cats get to free roam within their rooms. Paws4Ever has dogs, too, but I didn't go back into their area. The woman working allowed me to take my time but was very quick to answer any questions. In fact, since I was the only one there at the time, even the cats seemed to like the attention. Unfortunately, that made it even harder to leave them all behind. My only criticism would be the smell. The rooms were clean, I didn't see any litter boxes, but it smelled like litter boxes that needed to be cleaned. It's an okay shelter, seems relatively low-key, and that probably makes it a nice place to check out if you're in the area.

Wonderful facility! Nice wide trails through woods and fields. Lots of amenities like three riding…read morerings, one round pen, barn and cross country course.

From the owner: Snow Camp Premier Riding Club for Horse Owners and Instructors. Hosting shows monthly, Open to the…read morepublic. Additional amenities include a dog park and hiking.

I hiked the hanging rock trail, window falls and hidden falls…read more The window waterfall was so fun! I almost missed the window; even though there was a sign that pointed in that direction. From the sign/arrow that points at window rock, climb down and you will see the window in the rock to your right. Through the window, you can see a waterfall! Visitor center has nice and clean restrooms. Their water refill station was not working when I went.

Hanging rock is absolutely beautiful for a day trip or even a weekend camping trip. They have many…read moredifferent hiking trails and waterfalls and in the summertime they have a lake you can go swimming in. Such a fun place!!

Pony tail guy kept putting hands on my dog as if she was the issue, while other dogs were doing the…read moresame. I feel she was targeted when she came through the door. Owner did not take any accountability on the employee and we were told not to come back to the establishment. I would not recommend going to Doggos . Owner is not friendly and was not listening to our concerns. Our dogs have frequented Doggos in the past and never had any issues. The current staff are rude and unprofessional.

I am not sure how we never knew about this place but we discovered it on our recent stay in GSO. We…read morehad an absolute blast and we didn't even bring a doggo! We were traveling and missed our dog and decided to see if it was creepy or okay to go to a dog park/bar without a dog in tow. The greeter let us know it was totally cool to just hang out and meet new dogs while we had a drink and we literally lost 3 hours without even realizing it! We had the greatest afternoon. Are the cocktails award winning? No, is the food Michelin star? Hell no but who actually cares when you get to sit in the sun (or shade) and meet a ton of dogs and watch them play, run, cool off in the pool and come visit for pets??? 100% recommend to anyone 21+ even if you are just visiting town and don't have your dog with you.

I have used the walking trails and the dog park here. There is a large and small dog area. It has a…read morelot of trees with big raised roots (so watch your step) and no grass so it can get very muddy. There is a paved walking path as well as trails in the woods. I've been to a few events here (craft market, dog show, Christmas tree lighting) It's not the largest park but has the amount of space that we need for what we like to do.

Favorite place to take the pup on the weekends. Large, clean, relaxing and peaceful. My dog and I…read moreenjoy our long walks. The large fenced in dog parks are awesome also. My dog never wants to leave, she makes tons of friends every time. Great place for her to run and get energy out. People have mentioned other great parks but I honestly love this one so much I'm not even interested in going to others.

Definitely the best dog park in the Chapel Hill area! I take my dog here almost everyday…read more There is a small dog park and large dog park, which are separated by a fence. Most popular time is definitely before 10:30am. But even after that there are always pups there. I can't speak for the small dog park, though. We have never had a problem here all dogs have been very friendly as well as the humans :) The park is very large and has lots of room for your dog to wander and explore. There is a small trail that circles around the inside of the park. Two baby pools, plenty of running water, and tons of benches! The city does a great job of cleaning it and maintaining it

A free, spacious and well-appointed dog park on the south end of Southern Community Park with…read moredouble-gated sides for small and medium-large dogs and water available during daylight savings time (it is turned off for winter). The folks who bring their dogs here are for the most part attentive and friendly, and both sides have a shelter with a picnic table or benches and chairs as well as benches along the fenceline. There are plenty of dispensers with good-sized, sturdy "mutt mitts" and trashcans dispersed around the fenceline for picking up after your dog. On weekends there's usually a well-attended 10am meetup on the small dog side. The medium-large side is huge with loads of room for unobstructed ball/frisbee throwing and a path that traverses around the inside of the fence. Parking is usually good except when there are soccer games on the fields at this end of Southern Community Park. We often park at the north end of the park and walk the easy quarter mile over to the dog park (there's a paved trail), and you may have to do this if there are soccer games going on. If there has been a lot of rain, the lower end of the medium-large side has an area that gets really muddy and should be avoided if you don't want your dog getting into the mud. We enjoy going here several times a week. It's an excellent place to get some good off-leash social time and exercise for your dog.