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.

I took my dog to this dog park do you want around and burn some energy off and we were in the area…read more He had a really good time running around mingling with other dogs and just barking and jumping in plan. Good park nice set up good neighborhood of 10 definitely check it out when you're in the area

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.

A police cruiser pulled behind me in such a manner that I thought he was after me. And all I'm…read moredoing is taking my dog for a walk. I used to be a supporter of the police - son if 2 govt agents, but now, in my most law abiding years, something has changed with them, you lost your donations and respect is hanging on by a thread. Sterp slope back to front, wet and wild grass soaked my feet but I didn't mind. I had a wonderful chat with a woman who had been to many places I've been, up and down the coast. After about fifty minutes, we picked up and left, continuing our walk around the dog park, it was quite beautiful - blue grass is a real think, albeit not exactly blue.

Extra nice small dog park, couple permanent play items, plenty of poop bags and people pick up the…read morepoop. Thankfully a pick up your pup poop spot! Big dog park is very busy WITH BIG DOGS everywhere. Our big dog was a bit intimidated, may want to come early if your big dog is a baby dog at heart.

Part of a string of separately named parks with intertwined development. This one is a bit farther…read morefrom the highway than Beckley Creek, but offers dynamic scenery, with a "sky meadow" that lives up to the name and an old silo made into an observation tower. Like everything at these parks, the tower is open to the public and free, without any hassles. The water pressure at some of the fountains was a little weak, but overall the presence of free and clean facilities is an asset to anyone in the greater Lousiville area, as so much of Kentucky is either pretty but not open to the public or open but without any manmade improvements.

Very large and scenic park that is attached to the parklands park system in the Louisville area…read more The entrance of this park starts at the rear end of broad run park. Like broad run turkey run does offer very cool walking trails and breathtaking views. While they don't have a splash ground or traditional playground like broad run they do have a great area to relax in front of the brown foreman silo. Which is a unique attraction itself as you can climb up there and take in all the views from high above. Like most parks and things to do in the parklands park system you can't really go wrong with whatever you choose to do. Loads of family fun to be had.

Since we don't have a fenced in yard we have really enjoyed bringing our dog to run free here…read more There is so much room and there's even a shady area to sit while letting the pups play. It is equipped with a watering station, poop bags and a trashcan. There are balls around for anyone to play with. People age 10 and up are allowed into the dog park with a key fob. We purchased ours at feeder supply after providing proof of her shot record.

This is a good dog park located in the parklands. It is a convenient spot for all dog lovers to…read moretake their little four-legged friends and let them run around play and enjoy the park.

We love Club k9! Starting taking our pup there in March 2025 and once our free month was over , we…read morebecame a yearly member! Lenny loves the pool in the back and has a ton of room to roam , run and play! We have met some fantastic people and pups at the club. They have great drinks and food truck sitting out front. They have trivia on Mondays, D&D on Tuesday and Thursday, and karaoke or music bingo on Fridays. Always something fun going on up there. Lenny really loved the foam party , and around easter , the easter bunny made a guest appearance! Another big plus is they have a pet washing station. Would highly recommend Club k9 to any dog lover or if you have a high energy pup!

Great place to bring your dog. Very friendly people. Dogs were enjoying themselves. Definitely…read morerecommend you bring your dog here. Can watch the games and enjoy a drink. Just monitor your dog and if your dog is bleeding playing with our dog, just explain what happened . Its a safety matter amd we love all dogs