Fort Barnard Dog Park
Fort Barnard Dog Park is a well-maintained and family-friendly dog park that features a fenced area with high fences and two entrances for safety. It has a dirt/grass ground, water bowls and a fountain, picnic tables, benches, and some shaded areas with umbrellas during summer. The park is relatively small but cozy, encouraging dog socialization and easy supervision. It is suitable for dogs and children, with nearby amenities including a baseball court for kids and parking available on the street. Visitors appreciate the cleanliness, consistent poop pickup, and a peaceful environment despite the proximity to a busy roadway.
Reviews
This park is somewhat small, but it is not lacking in space. I am able to keep my eyes on my dog at all times.
The four mile run dog park is much longer but narrower, so my dog spends the entire time just exploring the park rather than being social with other dogs. This park’s smaller size makes the dogs play with each other more from what I’ve seen.
Cons: the water point is at the top of an incline so the downhill portion can become muddy.
I love this little park. Has a dirt/grass ground, water bowls and fountain, easy to get to. Haven’t witnessed any dog fights. Folks pretty consistent about picking up after their dogs, several park benches and picnic tables. Trees, toys. High fences. Two entrances. Parking available on the street in front of the park. During the summer there are umbrellas.
A little small…and the closeness to a speeding roadway is sketch if your dog happens to get out the park…just a scary place for an animal to relax with speeding cars ripping by
Nice and cleaned off art. It was really a nice good place to take care of pets that I like the way it set up
Great play-yard segregated for small children (ages 2 to 5) and young children (ages 5 to 12). A nice freebie are that you can rest for a while while the children have fun. Also good for adolescent kids as there is a baseball court right next to the park. Bottom line a great experience for the whole family.