This "Petsafe" dogpark is located at Doyal park. This is an excellent place to bring your dog!!…read more The dog park is two acres, where dogs can run around and have a blast. There is a separate section for small dogs, and plenty of dog bags (to pick up waste) on both sides. Some people seem to think it's okay to let you dog poo and leave it. It's not okay. Now that we've cleared up the confusion, back to the park. There is water available, but it's outside the fence. I recommend bringing a bowl to fill up and have inside. The park is great, with benches, and plenty of shade. Oh, and Plenty of parking from what I've experienced. Overall a great place to bring the fur balls!

Beautiful park with lots of amenities. Hiking trails up into the hills. Large playground for the…read morekids. Two tennis courts. Baseball and softball field. Small and large dog park. Dog park also has benches for you to sit in while your dogs play. Picnic areas with charcoal grills available. Large areas of grass to play and throw a frisbee kickball around or play catch. Restrooms available as well. Ample parking. Overall beautiful park very well-maintained

Only GOD Forgives you Faster than your DOG! #ReflectDogs…read moreLove & Forgiveness Another neighborhood dog park in the line of Knox neighborhood dog parks! They all seem to be the same with a awesome concrete double gated entry that leads out to a nice bench on a concrete pad. This one actually has water and it has a poop bag dispenser and a trash can and a tree in each dog park and a couple agility items just in case. You park in a gravel field right next to the dog park unless you're against like me and then they have a nice concreted spot for you to pull up on. Well worth the visit if you happen to be in the area

Nice little dog park for the downtown community. it's really cool that once you enter you have area…read morefor larger dogs as well as an area for smaller dogs. I would say the only bummer to here is there will be very limited street parking usually about four spaces and one more for handicap and the rest are usually filled on the right side of the street do to the residents that live in the condo's across the street. And that should be a friendly case of doggy fun. The park also offers bags to handle your dog's business once duty calls!

The positive is that they have a good double gate to prevent escapes, separate sides for small and…read morelarge dogs, some shade, waste bags, and a water fountain. The negative is that the grass needs tending as a lot of it is dirt, everyone doesn't pick up after their dogs so there is a bad smell, and the homeless camp right outside the back of the fence.

Well maintained City Park. Great for families to enjoy a stroll, picnic, frisbee toss, etc...Thank…read moreyou City of Knoxville!

This is one of my favorite parks in all of Knoxville. First it's so big. The park has an amazing…read moreloop that's perfect if you're trying to do a few laps to get some miles in. It also has a trail that goes beside a pond and goes into a wooded area that's great if you're looking for a more serene experience. In addition there is a dog park and typically when I've been there the people are very chill which is not the same at other dog parks I've been to where some folks can be a little uptight. There's a large shelter - perfect for picnics - and large green fields which often hosts soccer games among other sports. Finally I don't have children but from what I can tell the playground looks fantastic - pretty new and updated very big and there's always a lot of kids playing at it. There's also a pretty large frisbee golf course. Victor Ashe has a little bit of everything for the whole family which is why I love it so much!

Lakeshore is a wonderful public park situated along the Tennessee River and offering some…read morespectacular views of the Smoky Mountains. I finally got a chance to come here with my neighbor and her toddler on a weekday and I was surprised how many kids were at the playground. However, we never felt crowded here and there are several playgrounds in the park, with one being in a slightly wooded section. Besides children's playgrounds, the park offers extensive greenways, sports facilities, and even, event spaces. Sports facilities include: baseball/softball fields, soccer field and an outdoor fitness center. On my next visit, I'm going to explore even more of the greenways and try to find the steel sculpture in the park called the "Quantum Embrace." Know before you go: 1) Lakeshore is open daily: 6 am - 10 pm 2) Plenty of parking spaces 3) There are public restrooms onsite 4) Events at the park hosted by the Roots & Revelry Group. Some events coming up are Paint & Sip (April 28th) and Mahjong in Garden (May 12th)

Gorgeous park! They have all kinds of sports courts including pickleball. Perfect place to take a…read morewalk, work out, or just chill by the lake.

This is an excellent dog park, equipped with multiple water stations (including a wash station),…read moretwo separate areas (one for small dogs, one for large), an open field for running, share and benches for owners, and even some walking trails! This dog park is fairly new, and has some young trees. Most of the trees are too young to provide shade, but should be great in the future. The grassy area is located on a hillside, which makes chasing a ball a little strange. It could be good if your pooch is a diehard ball chaser; just tossing a ball down the hill would be great exercise. Mine golden retriever retrieves about 40% to 50% of the time, lol. You get the idea. It could be great excercise for ME! There is only one sitting area for owners (pet parents), but maybe they will install more in the future. During this summer heat, we spent most of our time in the wooded area, but there's no seating there. Overall, a great dog park! I hope it continues to be well maintained & developed.

Excellent newer dog park. Located on the Maryville Pike side of IC King. Plenty of parking…read more There is a small dog and large dog side of the park. Both fences well kept. Strong secure entry gates. There are great water stations on both sides of the park for dogs and humans as well and water bowls scattered around. We'll supplied dog poop bags, and there's even a wash station. There's only one small area under shade and cover with two benches on each side, so be aware if it's sunny that there's no other coverage for dogs or humans. There are bathrooms and a small children's park located near by as well. The highlights of this park are the multiple walking trails. They start on either side of the dog park with trails around the park that go all the way to the old entrance off of Alcoa Highway. These are well kept, cleared regularly after bad weather, and are slightly hilly but easy to walk and the dogs love it.

I love taking my fur baby Cosmo here when there are not too many kids because it's near the…read moreplayground and they sometimes like touching him all dogs are not friendly enough to approach them and you need to know how to touch, approach, and befriend them love it here otherwise and very clean!! Plenty of bags to pick up dog poop!! But plenty of room to walk him in other places alway from other people and pets!! Again we love it here

Only GOD loves you more than your DOG! #ReflectDogs Love &…read moreForgiveness This is a nice little neighborhood dog park that is part of the Knox neighborhood dog park string of dog parks in the Knoxville area. All the parks are quite similar and all of them have a very nice double gated concrete entry area with a nice bench on a concrete pad inside the actual Park whether it's the big park or the small Park. All the parks seem to have a poop bag dispenser and trash can close enough to be used but I have not found one that has water yet. Parking is close and there is ample area for your dog to run, dog parks in New housing projects are becoming All the Rage across the country, it is good when people get to know each other in the individual neighborhoods. So although there is no tree nor shade in the big dog park there is a tree in the small dog park, and at least they have one hahaha

Do not come here especially with a small dog. They are fine with letting big dogs gang up on…read moresmaller ones but then get mad when the small dog tries to defend themselves. Don't understand why they even have staff since they don't try to help.

I took Frida to The Bark today while we were in Knoxville. It is such a cool concept and I love the…read moreattention to detail. 1) to get your dog in they check your vet records and then to an assessment of your dogs temperament. 2) everything is stored in an app 3) you can purchase drinks via a QR code. Everyone who worked there were kind and clearly knew how to work with dogs. If I lived in the area I'd no doubt more with more regularity.

All the history behind IC King Park and how it got its name This is my family's history So happy…read moreto see how it has developed and grown over the years

I'm writing this review as an outsider, not from TN. I was hoping to enjoy more of this beautifully…read moregreen state and I was half satisfied and half disappointed with the trail in this location of I.C. King Park, which is why I gave this hiking venue a three star review. I took off two stars because the map of the hiking trail is so inaccurate (or, at least, unreadable). I took a picture of the map before starting my hike (I've uploaded it here) for reference as I hiked but it didn't help at all. At first I followed the rock covered road that heads up from the parking lot and veers off to the right. But soon I was disappointed by a dead end. So I headed back to the junction with the main rock covered road, which eventually runs parallel to the dog parks, and continued down the path to the next narrow, dirt trail and tree opening on the right that I thought was the trail as indicated on the map. This turned out to be a beautifully charming green and lush path, replete with enthralling cicada singing, delightful birdsong and gentle inclines and declines which made for an interesting hike. This continued for about a mile and a quarter until I came to an intersection. According to the map, I should have been at a T-intersection, but what I saw was a full on crossroads. I walked a ways down each path to see if any was a dead end but each seemed to be a legitimate trail. Since I wasn't sure which way to go, I headed back to my car. I was concerned my two mile (or so) hike may turn into a five mile (or so) hike and I wasn't prepared for that. I saw only one other party of two bikers heading up the path when I was heading back. This was both reassuring (that I saw other people) and concerning (that I saw only one other group in the hour I was on the trail). Anyway, if you have time to explore, the trail seemed to be well maintained so there is hardly any worry that you'll wander off it (except maybe a false start, like me). And it truly is a beautiful walk in the forest. But the trails seriously lack any kind of markings or signage whatsoever, so be prepared with alternative trails maps or time to wander and explore.

I love it. What a fabulous place for an event. My second visit there for an event…read more While there, I saw others enjoying the playground and walking the trail.

The service was good and the food was really amazing and for where you sit, you have a beautiful…read moreview of everything. It was very good. I will totally go there again.