Masterson Hills Park




















Masterson Hills Park is a spacious dog park in Lexington, KY, offering a natural and welcoming environment for dogs to play and socialize. It features ample space likely suitable for off-leash activities, with essential amenities such as seating, trash bins, and parking. The park provides shade and paved paths, making it comfortable for both dogs and their owners. While specific features like separate dog areas, water fountains, or agility equipment are not explicitly confirmed, the park is a great spot for dog owners looking for a community-friendly outdoor space.
Reviews


Nice, small playground with lots of equipment that younger children will enjoy. Also a nice walking trail between the Clubhouse and the park. Also a nicely hidden, paved basketball half-court to shoot some hoops! 🏀


Little park down the road from me which makes it very convenient for us. Not too many people come over and it is easier to keep track of the little ones.
Clean and well kept. Not too many “attractions” but enough to keep the kids entertained. It might need a little paint work though.. seems like it has been a while since last painted. New mulch recently added. Will keep coming back!


This park surprised me because the park is a small extention of Masterson Station Park. It’s small, But beautifully kept, the beginning of the entrance has a place for the kids to play and the basketball court is perfect to fit right in the park. The trees are breathtaking, old and full of spirit I guess. The sheer size could be used as a place to hide, so I warn parents to keep vigilant of their children to venture around that area of the park by themselves. I love Masterson Station, and I barely even know the place because the neighborhood is large, with surprising gems like Masterson Hills Park.


Nice and quite little park for kids to play.


This simple park is fun and connects Clark’s pump and shop to a neighborhood clubhouse. There was a pedestrian friendly crossing recently installed and the whole space is very welcoming. I live near here and enjoy biking along it