Huge dog area for big dogs, obstacles to climb on, and a lot of paths to walk on leash through. My dog did get bitten by another dog, but they quickly apologized and left. We walked around then came back to the dog park and there was a husky, barking and lunging through the gate. One bite was enough. Raring 4 stars due to the visitors, not the location. read more

I love the Park itself; the trails to walk, the various pavilions, live music, even tennis courts. But if there is one reason I find myself here time and again, it is the Bark Park. Can you blame me? With two furry family members, I am always looking for a clean and safe space they can run around in. Augusta (including North Augusta) only has a few dog parks and this is a good one. I will say I appreciate the natural shade in the warmer months and the bench to sit (for when they wear me out). The space is a good size and there is a separate space for small and large dogs. I will mention that on the large dog side there is a corner in the back where leaves and such have piled up, making it easy for a dog jump out. I saw one dog hop the fence at least three times on a recent visit. Just be cautious if you're on that side. Again, it is convenient if you are spending time at the Park already and at least worth trying out. But remember, please pick up the poo. Just saying. read more

This park is far more than a Bark Park. I have many fond memories of coming here as a child long before the existence of bark parks. Inside the park, there is a bark park for dogs, a disc golf course, playground areas for children, shaded picnic tables and more. There are nature walking paths, some of which leading to several beautiful segmented areas with flowers to enjoy. While this park is showing its age on some of the structures inside- the reasons we love parks are all there, and even more. I've posted some pics! read more

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I definitely recommend that you bring your dog to this park. There is plenty of space for them to run and play. Every dog I met was super friendly and so were their owners. My dogs had a great time, we will definitely be back! read more

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Nice shaded dog park. I've seen better in other cities but like this one better than Evans. Just seems folks keep in cleaner. Evans was poopy-er. Plenty of trees, water, bags. And also park is part of big city park where you can just walk the dog on leash too. I take my pup here often. I see some dogs I'd prefer not to be there, meaning have some aggressive tendencies. But never had really issue and 95% of the time it's awesome. I'm leery of dog parks in general and an over protective pup parent. It's important to socialize your pets so overall I like this place. read more

Pendleton King Bark Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Augusta, Georgia

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Hands down the best bark park in the CSRA. We live in the neighborhood adjacent to this park and are so pleased with this feature. Our dog has the time of this life with all his friends here! It's very clean with plenty of shade. Miles of trails outside of the bark park for walks and runs. Water feature for filling up bowls and pools. Love the community feel. read more

Pendleton King Bark Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Augusta, Georgia

Searched for local dog parks and luckily found this one. Not like most dog parks I've been to since it's covered in bark (the name has two meanings it seems!) Many trees, which creates plenty of shade so no dogs or parents get overheated. An area with bowls and a water spout for dogs to stay hydrated. Fun agility activities to try with your dog. There are also two sections, so smaller dogs can romp around as well on their own. Plenty of parking right next to the dog park, or just a little farther at the large parking lot. Plenty of benches too! My dog and I enjoyed this park a lot and will be back quite a bit! read more

Pendleton King Bark Park - An agility tire... that not every dog wants to try! - Dog Parks Near Me - Augusta, Georgia

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This is a beautiful dog park. There is so much room to run and play with your pups or for them to meet a new friend. They have some shaded seating which is a plus on hot days and a water play area for your friend! Only downside is some owners don't always pick up after their buddy. read more

This little park is pretty cool to have in the city. It's really nicely shaded with benches and play things. Most of the people who come are responsible with their pets but my biggest issue is that so many don't pick up after the dog. The park could be amazing if the pet owners were more responsible! It's a blessing to have an I don't think people care for it the way they should. It's a very nice size and has 2 sections, one for small and one for large dogs. The small area is less shaded, but still nice. It's volunteer for bags in the bins, but a good dog owner should always have bags with them. read more

Great Park! We visited this dog park while out of town visiting. Murphy had a great time in this large space with plenty of other dogs that were there at the time. Spacious, obstacles, seating for owners, water. Only things that I didn't care much for is that on this particular summer day... the drinking water for the dogs was being contained in a mini pool (as opposed to bowls). Just didn't seem very clean with debris from trees, dogs jumping in and out of it etc. The second thing is that I have a personal preference of dog parks with grass. From what I recall, this park was no grass and all dirt/leaves/sticks/rocks. Just makes it easier to come home with a dirty dog. I can't imagine that place after a decent rain. Park was great otherwise. Lots of poodles and doodles on the day we took our GoldenDoodle, Murphy too! read more

This place has been on my list to check out for so long! It's quite a haul from where we live, but well worth the drive. I can see why so many people love bringing their pups here. The shade is one of the best qualities. Fort Gordon and the dog park in Evans have barely any shade which makes it near impossible to bring the dogs out to run around. They had a little baby pool for the dogs to use, which was awesome. This was our first time bringing our new pup here and it won't be the last time. I want to move over to the large dog side for her to try the ramps and little tire jumps. We will be back! read more

Pendleton King Bark Park - Little Madi in the baby pool. - Dog Parks Near Me - Augusta, Georgia

Best dog park in the area. I've found the dogs to be less aggressive than at the Evans dog park. It is large, completely shaded and has lots of benches and some agility equipment. There is water for the dogs, sometimes a kiddie pool, and a separate small dog area. My only wish is that it were grassy instead of the dirt/ wood chip covering it has now. read more

Pendleton King Bark Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Augusta, Georgia

This park is worth the drive from Evans, especially on a hot day when shade is necessary for your dog. It really differs from the other park in some terrific ways: fun training equipment for your dog, lots of trees, lots of woodchips instead of sand and cement, a little kiddie pool for the dogs to cool off and sit in, and plenty of seating all throughout the park for you. My dog loves this park and refuses to leave around the usual time she begs to go home which I take to be a good sign. There are usually a good crowd of friendly dogs of all ages and sizes and it's so nice to have all that space for them to run and jump. I'd recommend bringing a towel in case your dog learns to dig from a new friend or take a dip in the kiddie pool. This park is run by volunteers from what I can see so after a few weeks of observation, I can honestly say people take more notice of their trash and dog's movements here as there's no one to clean up the park after them like the other park. Bring some spare grocery bags as there is no black bags available. 44/2014 read more

I adore this dog park. It's shady, spacious, the dogs are typically friendly, and the park setting is beautiful. Parking spaces right in front of the park are limited, but there are plenty of spots down the way. read more

I supoose if it was clean the experince would have been better.. Trash all over the children's play area...empty solo cups. . Napkins.. and empty bags... There are two separate play areas, we picked up the mess in one so that our children could play safely...Maybe I should bill the city for my services??? There was an overweight gentleman riding around on a golf cart.. I presume he was on trash duty.. I suppose this only consisted of him checking cans, because I watched him for a full hour ride around all this filth that was abundant in the play area.. I see why it is called "Disgusta ".. Stay classy Georgia... read more

Pendleton King Bark Park - Trash in the smaller children's area by swings - Dog Parks Near Me - Augusta, Georgia

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Love taking my dogs here. Everyone is friendly and the people who have dogs that don't get along with other dogs will usually leave whenever someone else arrives which is very courteous of them. It's a really nice family park, I enjoy bringing my daughters here to hide and look for rocks as well as utilize the walking trails to also walk to dogs while we hide and look for rocks. Playground is brand new and my 6 year old twins love to play on it. It's really a hidden gem in the middle of Augusta. Lovely park, very well taken care of. read more

I love bringing my dog here but I wish owners who have large dogs would not bring them into the "dogs under 30lbs" side of the park (or at the very least, ask before doing so). My small dog is too scared to play when large dogs (like German Shepard's and labs) are on the small dog side. This happens fairly often (I would estimate about 1/3 of the times I go). It is typically owners who have both a large and a small dog. read more

They have a separate between little dogs and big dogs. Most people have big dogs so my small dogs was just in the park playing by himself. And if you don't like bugs, this is not the place for you. read more

This is a nice, big, and shady dog park however the fence is very short. And if you have a jumper like I do beware. Tons of squirrels so my dog hopped the fence without trouble. Only other thing I didn't prefer was there was no grass. The twigs and such were no bueno to walk on in sandals. read more

I'm really impressed with the dog park! It's very shady and well-kept. The park is obviously not responsible for this but the other owners are always nice and responsible. Great walking paths, a badass tank, and lovely gardens make this a real gem of a park. read more

This review is for the disc golf course: they definitely put some money into it. Every tee has a bench with pegs for hanging your bag. There's also a map on every hole showing alternate basket locations which can be helpful if it's your first time through. Tees are concrete and seem to be well maintained. The layout is pretty standard, mostly wooded holes with a few open ones; no danger of losing a disc in the water or anything like that. No hole is terribly challenging or disappointingly easy, making for a well-paced game that will last an hour and fifteen minutes or so. Nice park that is never too crowded. read more

Love love love this park ! I love the fact they have baby swings so that my one year old can swing. The park is beautiful and clean. They have ducks and a beautiful pond . Huge disc golf course. read more

Very nice and large park. Not a ton of grass at the dog park section so if your dogs like to lay in the water bowl like one of mine does, suggest you bring a towel to help them dry off with. My dogs love it though and lots of room to run. read more

Love the dog park and take my dog there every day. Lot of shade and space for the dogs to run and play. People are nice.