Big large and small dog areas. Friendly owners to chat with while the pups play! Give it a try!read more

A nice big dog park for our furry friends to run, located not too far from the edge of town. This…read morepark offers two separate fenced in areas for different sized dogs and a water spout to refill the water bowl. It's pretty basic. There is a small pond/lake nearby and trails. Bathrooms are not close however, so coming with small kids could prove challenging. Big area for doggie to run though. Plenty of picnic tables to sit at. All in all it's a good park.

Nice, big grassy dog park with some shade! Was traveling in the area from SC and wanted to get…read moreexercise for my puppy. She enjoyed it. The trails are vast around it if you decide to walk or bike as well.

This place is incredible!! There is a giant field as you enter and then if you continue on and go…read moreunder the railroad tracks there are acres and Acres of woods and trails and creeks and squirrels and everything else you need to have an incredible time with your dog. This is not really a go for 5 minutes but your dog run crazy and then go home type of place so, this is more of a pack a lunch and take your dog to enjoy the day with them, hiking the trails and playing in the creek, etc etc. It is a little hard to find it because you have to drive down to the bike park and then Park in the area right behind it. But it is well worth it

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 lovely and well maintained park. We specifically stopped by to use the dog park and we're so…read moreglad we did. Quick hint- if you GPS the actual dog park, you will be taken down a side road and directed to climb down through some overgrowth. Take the normal park entrance and follow the paved path to the dog park entrance. This park is beautiful with huge shade giving maple trees and a wide, well paved path. The dog park was pretty empty on Thursday afternoon due to the rainy weather. However our other visitors who were very welcoming and had very friendly dogs. Stopped by again today, before road-tripping home, and it was just as fun. Lots more visitors and other dogs to play with or just chase. Our dog was even greeted by one of the Thursday people. Just a nice place to spend some time. The area is well kept and they have a good amount of supplies to keep it picked up.

This is a great spot to allow your dog off the leash! While my niece and her Catahoula Cillian…read morevisited the area, we regularly visited this comfortable, well-maintained, and friendly dog park. There is a small dog area separate from the larger dogs. The pet owners are very welcoming, and seem to have made a community amongst themselves. All is well if you are sure to clean up after your critter!

Glory Be gives the dog park 4 stars. It would have been a 5 star experience but she was…read moredisappointed the big dog area was closed so she had very limited area for zoomies and couldn't play on the agility equipment. Since she was on a road trip she had been looking forward to an opportunity to burn off some energy.

***Have your records ready!*** Visiting from out of town, we…read moreabsolutely loved our time at Wagbar. Before entry, you must check in and provide vaccination records- we were very happy to hear that, but we weren't prepared, and had to spend time finding them. Tons of NA options and our energetic boy was exhausted when we left. Will definitely stop again!

Our dog did not come with us on this trip but that did not stop us from visiting Wagbar. We had a…read moreblast playing with dogs while sipping on a craft beer. If you are bringing your dog then they must be 6 months or older and be spayed or neutered. You must also show proof of current vaccinations which includes rabies, DHPP and bordetella. Cheers!

A huge dog park!! We travel often and are often disappointed in the "dog parks" we venture to…read more Either they end up just being parks or teeny tiny dog parks. This one is tops!

I love it and my dogs love it cause so many dogs and families . Kind of takes away the lonliness…read morewhen we go there. The people are so nice and understanding.

Brought my dog there to give her the chance to run around with other dogs…read more When I got home, I found a tick on her snout. Be careful!

Great dog park near downtown Spartanburg! I brought my Aussie here before a long car ride to get…read moresome of that energy out. It's situated along the running trail in Spa which is convenient if you're nearby. They've updated a lot in the last year by adding shade structures and picnic tables. There's a beautiful metal archway with vines growing and 2 baby pools you can fill with water for your pup to cool down in. Agility toys have been installed so your fur baby can jump across tires or swerve through poles. It's a good size park with enough room to enjoy your own space while other dogs play. Be sure to check out the community board for upcoming events and don't forget to pick up after your pup!

I love this place, especially for Friday trivia. But I'm going to let my wife (who does not Yelp)…read moredo the reviewing on this one: "Dapper Dog is a friendly and fun dog bar at night and an amazing training facility durning the day. Not only does Dapper Dog have the best customer service, they also have one of the nicest owners. My husband and I have a deaf two year old dog and it's been difficult to find someone that would help train her. Sean was so kind to help us and to give us tips for things to do with her at home. Our dog knew basic commands already, but we needed to teach her how to pay attention to us when we were outside, and how to get her attention in high stimulation environments. After two classes with Sean, our dog now understand "eyes on me". Thank you Sean for your help and thank you Dapper Dog for being the bar where everyone knows our name."

Great atmosphere, friendly service, and they have non-alcoholic options. This is a great place to…read morebring your dog. The bartender was telling me about some of the events they have lined up and they all sound great.

Five stars for this wonderful dog park. Huge parking lot and a building with restrooms for the…read morepeople. The main feature here is the baseball field that has been completely fenced in and converted into the running space for the large dogs. Shaded in places but with a ton of space for canines to run around. Two separate runs for smaller dogs. What's neat is that each of the dog parks has a separate entrance and exit lobby for safety to ensure that dogs are leashed and secure before leaving the park. Absolutely awesome. The parks have a foot-pump fountain too. This is the neatest park! [Review 15411 overall, 914 of 2021, number 2961 in North Carolina.]

Kudos to the idea-man/woman behind this dog park. What a great way to repurpose a…read moresoftball/baseball. There are two different sections based on your dog's size, but even within each individual area there is SOOO much space to spread out, which is nice. They've even sprinkled fun obstacles/activities for dogs and owners to work through. Overall a really fun spot to spend some time with your pooch.

Safe activities for toddlers in a quiet location. Good variety. Our two year old loved it! Only…read morecomplaint was that there are no landing pads.

The parent that was throwing the ball to their children should know. The castle area is no place to…read morebe throwing the ball. When it hit my daughter and she tossed it to the grass do not tell your child that just called my 4 year old a jerk. This is not a park for "bully" parents to teach your child your bad behavior.