We've been staying in Ft Knox lodging with our dog, while waiting for an off-post house to become…read moreavailable. My dog is picky about where he goes to the bathroom, so this is where we come. I love the convenient location of this park from our hotel. This dog park is much larger than other dog parks I've visited with my dog. It also has separate areas for large and smaller dogs, which I appreciate. The one negative aspect of this park, as compared to others, is that there aren't any toys or structures for the dogs to play on. There's one tiny fire hydrant on the larger dog side, but that's it. Both the large and small dog sides offer water fountains for humans and dogs. The fences are also lined with plenty of bags and trash cans for picking up poop. Although, people seem to forget to do that pretty often at this park. The park is open 24 hours, and is usually pretty empty.

It is decent but not that great. People are known to bring dogs that are aggressive and they do not…read morecontrol them. I have been judged for bringing my pitbull there because "people thought he looked aggressive" but he was the happiest dog out there and was completely friendly. Plus there isnt that many dogs that go there anymore so it gets boring

It's closed since last year because of construction according to nearby residents. Would be nice if…read moreGoogle was updated.

We had a good time at the Shepherdsville dog park when we were in the area visiting. I took my dog…read moreand my kids and my wife and we all ran around and had a great time. The only thing that's keeping us from getting five stars I wish it was a little bit larger

This park has an amazing dog park area! It has fenced areas with separate sections for small and…read morelarge dogs. There were poop bags provided. There's a separate parking lot for dog park. There are benches for the doggie parents. Very large run areas to help exercise and okay. We will definitely be back!

There's a fun dog park that my family and you're in the area. It has a plethora of places for dogs…read moreto play one round job mingle and interact. This is definitely a must see for any pet lover

Park is locked and unable to be accessed eithout a membership you have to call a number then take…read morethere vaccine records into a building and fet approved this isnt a public dog park

This dog park is huge! There's a quarter mile gravel walking path in the back section. The dog park…read moreis across from the community garden. There is so much going on at this park, but it's so big it didn't feel crowded.

This is probably the largest dog I've ever been to! It is one of the Louisville Dog Parks that you…read moreneed a pass to get into, which can easily be purchased at a Feeder Supply. Located right across from the main park, this dog park is several acres big. It has different sections for small dogs and large dogs! There's a good amount of parking, and overall the park seems pretty well maintained. They also have water spouts you can use to get water/clean your dog with. I love the fact that this dog park is so spacious. There's a lot of seating throughout the park, and a couple gazebos that you could sit under for shade. My dogs had such a great time coming here! My only tip is that if it's rained even semi recently, your dog will probably leave extremely muddy, so be prepared for a little clean up :)

This is the dog park we come to most often, and for good reason! This is another Louisville owned…read moredog park that you need to have a key fob for. This park has plenty of parking, and a lot of room for your dogs to run. There is two sections : one for small dogs and one for large dogs. When the park is empty, I see people with big dogs using the small dog side, presumably because it's grassier, so the dogs won't get dirty as easily. Even then, the side for large dogs is still very grassy, and your dog won't get too dirty unless it's rained recently! The park is well maintained, and everyone who visits seems to do their part in cleaning up after their dogs. My dogs love coming here! The people and pups are so kind :)

This place is a real gem of a dog park. We just happened to be passing through town and needed a…read moreplace for everyone to stretch their legs a bit. This park boasted nicely paved trails, various benches and areas to sit and relax, plus a great amount of space for your fur babies to use up some of that energy. Beautiful trees and grassy knolls. Definitely one of the nicer dog parks we've visited.

We are proud new members of the New Albany Dog Park! My dog Rockefeller & I have been twice in the…read morepast week. We absolutely love it! The first time we went on a Sunday around 2:00pm. It was our first time there. Parking was really easy. Accessing the dog park was easy. I really appreciated a two-gate system to get into the big dog part of the park. There were about 5 dogs there. A couple of people with their dogs tried to get in but soon realized you have to be a member & have a key fob to swipe in. I thought it was reassuring to hear other members saying they couldn't let others in due to the safety & liability concerns it could cause for our dogs. The second time we went was around 4:00pm on a Tuesday. There were about 10 dogs. I'm not sure who has more fun. Me, watching Feller run & play with the other dogs. Or Feller, who actually runs & plays. Memberships are only $15.00/year. It's the best $15.00 I've ever spent!

So cool they have an agility course and a pond built for dogs!!!! It is usually not extremely busy…read morewhich I find very nice.

Stay away from there unless you want your dog jumped by dogs whose owners won't care. Half the dogs…read morein there when we have gone should not be there due to their aggressive tendencies. Do yourself and your dog a favor and stick to day care facilities. If I could give it zero stars I would.

The run has three separate fenced areas for your dog(s) and their friends to run, play, or just…read morecheck out the scents of other visitors. The fencing appears to be secure and in good condition - standard chain link - with one exception (picture included). If your dog is a jumper or a large dog that is motivated, you will want to walk the fence line for your dog's area. There are tennis balls for the dogs (lots of them) and buckets of water. There were five other dogs in the dog run while we were there, three appeared to be together and one of the three was very aggressive; they got their own area as the other dog owners steered clear. Lots of parking and a porta-potty for the humans. And it is loud at the dog run, because of the proximity to I64. And of course the dog run is located in Cherokee Park, so you can get your steps in before after your pooch gets theirs. Dogs must be licensed and members of the dog run association. No free lunch, but a welcome substitute for a large back yard if you are a resident of Louisville metro.

Horse Cave KOA is one of the best campgrounds I have stayed in. Friendly staff and extremely well…read morekept grounds. The bathrooms/showers were unbelievably clean and updated. I truly can't say enough about this campground. Plenty of things for the kids to do from the pool to the putt putt to all the other activities. We absolutely loved it and will be back.

We had a great visit on Sunday 4/30/25. The bathrooms were very clean. The staff friendly was…read moresuperior. The wagon wheel rental horses were rustic.

Great park that connects to another park by an underground tunnel. Tends to be less crowded and…read moretherefore easier to park here. Very clean and well maintained! Give it a try for a walk, run, or just to get outside.

100+ acres of beautiful rolling former pasture land, the walk we took was so wonderful. Plaque…read moredepicting Civil War era installations upon Freeman Lake, we followed the stream and saw the cutest little ducks. I sat down and had a power bar and watched the children play, I watched the sunshine on the water, I put a piece of grass in my mouth and laid back watching the world go round - I really love to see it turn. Some guy got loud & mouthy with me - yelling at me from a little distance about not having Iris on her leash, which was only for a fleeting moment. I thought about closing the distance and perhaps smashing in his face because, unfortunately, I used to have an extremely violent side, although only when pushed does the beast take over. So instead I smiled and waved and thought to myself "does he have any idea how lucky he is"? And we went about our merry way