We drove 20 minutes to get here only to realize it's a members only dog park. Bummer.read more

Four Paws Dog Park. Park is 1 acre, has agility equipment including tubes, tunnels, hurdles, hoops…read moreand beams. Oak benches & water fountain for dogs & owners. $40 annual memberships (for 2006) is limited to 500 dogs, first-come first serve basis. Members pay addtl $10 for proximity reader for access. Annual fee for residents of Greenwood is discounted to $30. Location:. Main Street. Directions: University Park, one mile east of Interstate I-65 on Main Street. Great location, peaceful environment. Room to get a little energy out for those apartment-bound dogs. :)

My dog can not wait to go to the dog park! He cries like a whiny baby when we turn the corner at…read moreMcD's. Whimpering and whining all the way there. Nose butting the back of my arm and frustration yawning all the while, I'm saying, "we are going" to see the 'doggy doos'. He is filled with pure joy. Best dawg gone place for our four legged friends that bark! Low user maintenance. Well maintained by B-Town, City Parks & Rec. Poop scooping on your honor. Free supplies. Zero admission fee. (City Parks and Rec) Creative parking. Seasonal dog rinse stalls. Shade and seating available. Three fun & fully fenced fields. ... Agility/small dog/retriever field. Near north location, by Griffy Lake. As with all dog parks, you need to keep your dogs vaccines up to date. And check for Giardia on a regular schedule.

Built in 2012, gigantic run area and toss the ball opportunities. Large dog entrance has large dog…read moreholes in the ground, dangerous walking or running area. There is a covered picnic table area, but personally prefer the humans to be mobile and attentive to pets. This day offered up ball tossing humans who said their dog gets territorial over the balls, so let's rethink the playing of the game. I do wish folks understood if your saying your dog is territorial or had an issue with other dogs, how do they knew it won't be this day it tries to eat yours. Common sense needs to prevail, pick up poop and control your hopefully vaccinated pooch.

A real hidden treasure. Huge fenced area for your dogs to run & play. Beautiful venue under large…read moretrees with special agility features. Dogs are well-vetted and Steve, the owner, lives on site. Must give it a try. Your best friend(s) will love it.

From the owner: Off the Leash Park is a privately-owned dog park located on the east side of Fishers, Indiana. The…read morepark features four lush acres of fenced-in area, which is divided into large- and small-dog areas. Off the Leash also features a walking path that winds through wooded-area down to the beautiful Thorpe Creek.

Large park, lots of things to do, kept my son busy for over an hour…read more Clean facilities and clean park.

This park is amazing. It is a gem located in Bloomington. It is a Rails to Trails pedestrian…read morethoroughfare and was once an old rail switchyard. It spans 65 acres and was opened in 2019. By the looks of it, I though that it was opened more recently. This park has everything you want in a park and much more. This is a modern park and I was really felling it. There are two decent sized parking lots for you to park your vehicle. What amenity that brought you to the park will determine the lot that you will use. The park features a dog park with separate areas for large and small dogs. There is seating for pooch owners to sit in each area, as well as lots of green space and a few obstacles for the pups to play. There are a few picnic tables in between the two dog areas. The park also has a ton bright green picnic tables in a plaza area just off of one of the parking lots and a very nice shelter with picnic tables under it, a fireplace and a grill. This area is also where you will find the restroom facility in this area. There is also a low-key splash pad in this area, but it was shut down for the season during my November visit. This park is also home to an awesome outdoor amphitheater with lawn seating. It looks pretty impressive. There is also an 11,000 square foot pavilion with overhead doors, making it an indoor/outdoor event space. Both spots are available for rent and are prime spots to host your next event. They are used to host special events such as 5K runs, farmer's markets, and You will also find a skate park that could easily be a stand alone park itself. It is a concrete park with bowls, rails, and a snake run. Graffiti, tags and stickers are prohibited in the skate park area, but you will find some nice tags just outside of it. The park's playground is first class. It is a huge area on a mud-free rubber/artificial grass surface. There are benches, walls and glider swings for caregivers to sit while their littles play. The area's equipment includes saucer swings, tunnels, a rock climbing wall, slides, some traditional swings, wall net climbers, a pyramid net climber, and xylophones. The equipment is very modern and looks relatively new. On the other end of the park is where you will find a very nice full basketball court, a bocce ball court, and 4 pickle ball courts. There is a large patch of green space on this side of the park as well that is suitable for picnic, playing catch, or tossing a frisbee. A Bloomington police also has a station at this entrance to the park. Even though their is a police presence on site, the park contracts with a security company to assist with park patrols and safety. The highlight of this side of the park though is the outdoor fitness area. It is a circular area that has equipment that includes a chest press machine, a shoulder press machine, a strider, a dip machine, sit up bench and pull-up bar. In the shadow of the workout area is a community gardens, which feature 39-foot by eight-foot raised garden beds that are available for rent. A 3.1 mile trail, the B-Line Trail, passes directly through the park. The Trail is nicely paved, completely accessible and well illuminated with LED lighting. If 3.1 miles is not enough for you, it connects to the Bloomington Rail Trail, thus adding 2 more miles. This is a nice park that has everything you could ask for. It is well maintained. I will not that there are a few urban campgrounds on the outskirts of the park and you will find transients sleeping on park benches and using the restroom there, but they are not aggressive and just keep to theirselves. I highly recommend checking this park out. You can easily spend a half day here.

Small grassy area near the Humane Society in town where you can actually register for your own…read moregarden space to plant flowers, veggies, or whatever. Mostly for apartment dwellers, or others who have no garden space, who want to plant a garden. I don't think anyone would steal your veggies here, except for maybe the rabbits, ha. Also is a nice place to walk you dog around for a bit and to play. It's never busy here, being a small town and all, it's probably not even hardly known. But I think its a cool resource and use of the land there. It's always kept mowed and nice looking by the town.

Greenwood has a reputation of having some awesome parks and this place is no exception. This park…read moreis huge. It has tons of free parking in its private lot. Freedom Springs Water Park is colocated here. This park also has more amenities then you can shake a stick at. It has two football/soccer fields, four tennis courts, two full basketball courts, a dog park (for members only), 2 covered pavilions with picnic tables and a grill, a lake, and a playground. There is spaces for days, hills that would make for some good sledding, and a very long run/hiking trail. The park is well maintained. The basketball courts are well constructed and has picnic tables on the baseline. The football/soccer fields are also well kept and has goal post on each end. The tennis court is cool, but it did not have nets up when I was there (which I hear are kind of important). They covered pavilion is nice. It has picnic tables and a grill and is available to rent. The park has one of the best running trails that I have seen in a park, covering about 1 and a half miles. It is smooth and mostly flat and pass around the parks nice scenic lake. The dog park is pretty big and has two large fenced in sections. You need to have a membership in order to use the dog park. The playground is actually two playgrounds; one for smaller kids and one for big kids. The equipment is very updated, modern and clean. The cherry on the top is that is has a centrally located rest room facility that is also very clean. The park is peaceful and serene. It is well off of the road. This is one of my favorite parks in the area.

We went up to the window and we're told it had just thundered and we had to wait 30 minutes before…read morewe could enter the pool area. We needed to use the restroom and were denied access because it was in the pool area. The facilities looked nice from the outside. There is plenty of parking. The area is near a school and is rather quiet. By the way... It didn't rain for two more hours

We brought our two dogs, a Beagle/Whippet and a Brindle Tennessee Treeing Hound to the Bark Park…read more We haven't been here for some time and it was a very positive experience. All dogs must be registered to use the Bark Park. You can registered pets at the Plainfield Rec Center and receive a swipe card. Don't bring your dog(s) with you when registering, just the necessary documents. Contact them or check website for required documents. Annual Pricing is affordable at $20 for Rec Members, $30 for Resident Non-Member and $40 for Non-Resident Non-Member per dog. The Bark Park is located to the east of Swinford Park with ample parking. The Bark Park is divided into two sections by small and large dogs. I wanted to keep my 19 pound Whippet with my 65 pound hound so we went on the large dog side. My little guy has no problems with larger dogs as long as their not aggressive or jumping on him. It was a quiet Sunday afternoon with only 3 other dogs visiting. Our dogs enjoyed visiting with the others. As dogs do, they spent most of their time sniffing everything. There was some running, playing and socializing with the other dogs. They have water for your pets and seating for parents on each side. Each area is large with plenty of room for the dogs to run. Folks had picked up after their pets and trash cans and bags were available. Nice affordable park, spacious, well fenced area and everyone we met was friendly. It was nice letting them run free and not worrying if they were safe. Good time!

Large dog side and small dog side totally fenced with lots of room to run. Only a few miles off the…read moreexpressway if your doggies need a break!

Clean, fun, and well kept. Love it.yes yes yes. Woohoo nice job Carmel yes! Awesome wonderful.read more

I have been visiting Clay Terrace Dog Park for over 2 years now and it has never disappointed me…read moreand my GSD. We love the good number of dogs - every breed, shape, size and form running around and playing to their hearts content. Beware, that the mulch inside is as intense as it could get at the moment. So much so that I wear old, worn shoes when I visit the dog park. There's no water supply so I get my own bottle and there's definitely plentiful poop bags. The parking is massive and it's free of cost. It definitely is worth the mulch just due to the sheer number of people from the community. The camaraderie is amazing!

This is such a clean and lovely park. Absolutely clean, spotless restrooms, a beautiful shelter and…read morea big dog park. We needed to take our dogs and it was the right choice. There's a small 0.5 mile trail inside the park which is quite ok for a quick, run/walk but I still liked the peace and quiet. If you need more walking distance, just take a left from the park and walk a little farther where you will find Monon trail. Beautiful trail with trees on both sides, dotted now with beautiful fall colors. Central or Monon this park in the middle of Carmel is a win win!

We had a membership to the Central Park Dog Park for a few years, and our dog loved it. We loved it…read moretoo -- the grounds are spacious, there are plenty of trees surrounding the grassy area where dogs can explore, and there's a shaded picnic area for humans to sit and relax. We've never had anything but pleasant experiences with the dogs and their owners. I think that part of the reason is because this dog park is kind of exclusive: you need to apply, and you're usually on a wait list for a while. They keep the number of members manageable so that there's not lots of people visiting all the time, and everyone can enjoy the dog park when they're there. The only reason we don't have a membership to the dog park anymore is because our dog prefers the attention of humans, so he would just stand around at the dog park and not play. But we'd totally join again in a minute we got another dog who enjoyed the company of other dogs! This is a nice place for dogs to hang out.