Jacobson Park Dog Park
Jacobson Park Dog Park in Lexington, KY offers a spacious and well-maintained environment with separate areas for small and large dogs, although the division could be better marked. The park is wheelchair accessible with accessible parking and picnic tables, making it family-friendly and suitable for children. Visitors appreciate the open space, shaded areas, friendly atmosphere, and the general cleanliness, with many responsible dog owners picking up after their pets. The park also features a disc golf course and is a peaceful spot for relaxation and outdoor activities.
Reviews
The park is a nice quit place to take a break from all the stress of everyday life. Let the kids play,take the dogs for a walk or do some fishing. Just a beautiful place to visit. I would like to see some handicapped trails for wheelchairs.
Disabled people enjoy the outdoors, especially if they can move around freely in their wheelchairs. Thank you for a well maintained park.
This was an amazing part of Jacobson Park I had never seen. My dog loved it! They have it separated in a small dog and a large dog section, but most people paid no attention as there were big dogs in the small dog side and vice versa. We found no holes in the fencing, and my dog loved the areas with the trees! Everyone was friendly whether they walked on 4 legs or just 2! Thank you all for a great time!
Big Dog Park, plenty of varied areas to spread out a picnic if you feel like it. And if you have a dog that is well behaved, they have tons of room to run around. There’s also a disc golf course here at this park and it is great.
Absolutely the best dog park I’ve ever encountered in over 10 years! That said, I generally try to avoid dog parks. However, while visiting family in Lexington, we came here. I’ve never seen so many happy and well exercise dogs, enjoying both sunny and shady open spaces. Plenty of room for everyone, and the people who go there are really good about picking up after their dogs.
Nice open space on both the big dog and small dog sides. Pretty great really. Five stars, but it would also be nice if we had some big trees on the small dog side. They also need to mark the small dog side and large dog side more clearly to avoid confusion. I think that’s why it seems like people aren’t following the rules. They just don’t know. It looks like most people clean up after their dogs. Ironically, when I go to the small dog side, the only poo I see is big dog poop. So grateful to have such a nice big place for the dogs to run. It’s a gorgeous park for humans too.