City of Deer Lodge - Deer Lodge, MT
Discover the City of Deer Lodge dog park, conveniently located at 300 Main St, Deer Lodge, MT 59722. This well-maintained park offers accessible amenities including wheelchair accessible entrances and parking, ensuring every pet owner and their furry friends enjoy a welcoming and inclusive environment. Perfectly suited for families and dog lovers in Deer Lodge, the park provides a safe space where dogs can play and socialize freely.
Beyond the dog park, Deer Lodge boasts rich local charm with historic attractions like the old state penitentiary museum and unique spots such as the prison cow ice cream shop, making it a delightful visit for dog owners and visitors alike. The town is known for its friendly community and picturesque surroundings, making it an ideal destination for those seeking dog-friendly hiking and pet-friendly trails around the Montana area.
Whether you’re a local resident or just passing through this quaint town, the City of Deer Lodge dog park offers a peaceful, pet-friendly retreat. Embrace the opportunity to explore this beautiful Montana location where your dog can enjoy off-leash playtime while you soak in the small-town charm and natural beauty of Deer Lodge.
FAQ for City of Deer Lodge in Deer Lodge Montana:
- Is the park wheelchair accessible? Yes, the City of Deer Lodge park has a wheelchair accessible entrance and a wheelchair accessible parking lot.
Reviews
5 stars
Quaint historical town within an amazing museum of the old state penitentiary, and a world class collection of automobiles. The prison cow ice cream shop is a perfect midday treat! Very friendly town folk too. Passing through on vacation from TX.
Can’t anybody figure this out?
From birth until 18 years old and possibly beyond the young people should be everybody’s main concern. Not how popular or how much money the fancy new bar is going to make. One of the worst things bars do is take all this much needed attention from the children who need it most. Now they’re just hanging out whether it’s at home or some hang out house. Or maybe they’ll go and walk Main Street and check out the drunken car show. Poor kids don’t stand a chance!
That facility up in the foothills just west of Deer Lodge. That is where a lot of them end up. Think about it everybody, think about it. It wouldn’t be that hard to fix. If somebody would just initiate a plan and follow through with it. Then just do it. Get to know all the kids in your communities, and your community will be a much better place.
A dying town that has more bars and casinos than anything else.