The area is extremely clean and the bar is exceptional. Daniel is the Manager and knows all the…read moredogs by name. He makes a great cocktail also.

my Dog Rolo loves coming here. Every staff member has been professional and courteousread more

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.

This is an awesome dog park, it's all fenced in, they have fire hydrants for the furbabies, ramps…read morefor them to run over, pipes for them to run through, a furbaby pool!!!! Dual entrance- Restrooms and covered bleachers for us caretakers- Lots of room to run-- Love this park for our furbabies!! Be careful as the dogs that were here jumped all over me and stained my white pants and scratched my arm. It wasn't the furbabies fault it's the owners. No control over their dogs once your in the fenced area. I even seen where that owner didn't clean up after their dogs mess.

Well this was a surprise! Since moving to Tennesee, I have been looking for a good dog park. When…read moreasking for the location of just such a place, people usually scratch their head. "Why do you need a park for a dog? Don't he run on your farm?" Well, yes, but, you see, I come from a land where dog truly was man's best friend, and thus we got to go everywhere together, even bars. It is hard to admit to you, but I got addicted. Real bad. Now I can't stop adventuring and exercising with my dogs. Yahoo! We only found out about this little gem by driving past a sign. We did a quick U-turn to investigate. We found that someone (or some group) in Morristown clearly loves dogs. A lot of care was put into this dog park, which is in a converted ball field. The saplings are still growing, but the night lights are already installed (switch is near the entrance gate) and the dugouts have been converted to shaded seating areas. They have a box of toys hanging on the fence, a kiddie pool right next to a hose, and multiple doggie bag stations. We used the kiddie pool to wet down our big guy after a long hot day at the people park. We plan to add some toys to the box, and pick up after our dog, to show Morristown they made a great decision to open this dog-gone-Mecca. I hope that more dog friends find their way over here now, and take care of it like these folks are!

***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!

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.

Really awesome coffee shop. Has. Try warm vibes, good coffee, a few sandwiches and breakfast items…read more Some merch and quick service, even when busy. Would highly recommend. We went there every day for breakfast and coffee to start the day. Has a cute little dog park attached with a covered patio and plenty of seating. Would 100% recommend if you're in the area.

The wait is ridiculous as was the response we got when we let them know our order was wrong. We've…read morebeen sitting in the drive thru for exactly 27 minutes. We've ordered and paid and have been sitting 11 minutes since. Still no coffee or bagel. They did give us our cinnamon roll at least. Horrible experience. We will never be back!

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.

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!

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

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.

Great little kid park but no swings. Bathrooms near entrance and park is set up so kids cannot…read morewander off too easily.