King's Run Bark Park
King’s Run Bark Park is a well-maintained dog park in Clarksville with a clean environment, fresh running water, and seating areas sheltered from sun and rain. It requires registration and a small annual fee to ensure all dogs are healthy and vaccinated. The park is wheelchair accessible, has a friendly community, and is popular for safe and enjoyable dog playtime, though it is considered a bit small by some visitors.
Reviews
Love liberty park so many things for kids pets and adults. The play area only has one way in and out which is great for kids, with our stressed out parents. It has a dog park a pond with ducks and a walking trail along the river!
My favorite park in Clarksville to bicycle and enjoy Nature. I feel the safest in this park and enjoy bicycling around the marina, lakes, ducks, geese, and trees. Spectacular views, bridges, and statues. The restaurant nearby is wonderful to eat and drink at too!
The only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that it could be much bigger..
They keep the facilities clean, fresh running water, and a place to sit out of the sun or rain. The grass is well maintained as well.
Another good thing is that all dogs are vetted before you pay the? annual fee so you know that if something happens (flight, bite, or whatever) all the pups are up to date.
This is my favorite park for my dog, you need to pay attention year like NULL USD but it’s really worth it. They check your dogs vaccinations and everything be fine, this make sure that all the dogs are healthy and can share some water, not a problem. The people that comes around are really nice and normally my dog plays fetch with a beautiful dog called Sam
So, we went to this park with both our dogs thinking it was a normal dog park. Unfortunately you have to register to even enter and pay a fee…..to use a public dog parkNULL It’s not worth it. It isn’t anymore more clean, large or beautiful then any other park. The only difference is that it is practically barren and has no other people there. Probably because of the misinformation and the inconvenience of having to go through all the bureaucracy. There are free parks that are just as good if not better. They don’t really offer anything special or add anything as far as enrichment for your puppers. Don’t waist your time or money.