Red Fern Dog Park (membership required) - CLOSED JUNE 2-JULY 14, 2025 FOR CONSTRUCTION
Red Fern Dog Park is a membership-required park featuring three separate fenced areas including a designated small dog area. It offers a scenic backdrop with hills and agricultural surroundings, wheelchair accessible facilities, and amenities like picnic tables and gender-neutral restrooms. The park is LGBTQ friendly and good for kids, with ample free and onsite parking. While the park lacks water fountains and requires a yearly registration fee, it provides off-leash areas with gated access for safety, seating, some sheltered areas, and clean wheelchair accessible amenities.
Reviews
I’ve driven by this place many times and the scenery with the nearby agricultural intensifies this already beautiful park. The hills are also an excellent backdrop to the park as well. I have only stopped here once but I plan to return soon with my English bulldog, Nova. I think she will enjoy her time here.
It’s very bare and you have to bring your own water. Plus you have to register your dog (NULL/yr) to use it bc the gates have codes.
So do like the three separate gated areas for people who want to just let their dog wander around off leash without always interacting with other dogs.
I’m neutral on this one. It’s a nice space. There are 3 separate fenced areas, one designated for small dogs. There are benches and some sheltered sitting space. There were only a few people when we went. My dog didn’t want to be there though. He was quite shaken up by the walk there, on the shoulder of a busy road with high speed traffic zooming by. There are no sidewalks leading to this park. I find it odd that you have to drive to get to a dog park. It’s NULL a year and I didn’t see an option to pay by the day. We didn’t stay.
One of her favorite parks. She loves the sand pit
Nice dog park, ample parking. I like that there is another “All Dog” park on the other side of the parking lot. The dogs can’t tease each other through the fence. There are two enclosures on the other side of the lot, small and all dog. Beautiful scenery surrounding the park. It is a shame that there’s no water fixture for the pups. Also, a lot of poop that has not been picked up by irresponsible pet parents. Other than that, it’s a nice addition to the community.