This is one of the best (cleanest, biggest, well maintained) dog parks I've ever been to.read more

We were visiting the area with our dog and found this huge dog park, well maintained with easy…read moreaccess and clean facilities. Our Doodle had a great time playing with other dogs.

It is a dog park!! It is also very close to me so that is a plus for me. They have a small dog area…read moreand a big dog area. They have plastic bags there as well to pick up your doggie poo. They are installing a water fountain as well so the pups can have their favorite cocktail. Its all great!!!

There are separate small dog and large dog areas which I really like. I usually see other dogs and…read morepeople on Saturday and Sunday mornings when it's nice out, but I have been occasional other times and when nobody else was there. The small dog park seems to be empty more often than not so I end up taking my dog in the big dog area a lot. There's a middle section of the large dog park with a big fence blocking a muddy area. It's been there for a year with no change so I don't know what's going on. Otherwise, I've had great experiences at this dog park!

This park could be very nice. There was a lot of poop. It looks like no one ever picks up after…read moretheir dog. I would've liked to walk around and play with my dogs inside the fenced in area, but there was literally poop everywhere. I had to wipe off my dogs paws before I put them back in my car because I was so grossed out.

This is your basic dog park next to your human park. It's very nice tho that there's 2 fenced in…read moreareas. One for small dogs and one for large dogs. There's waste bags. Not everyone uses them unfortunately. They keep the entire park mowed and it's been kept up well. The dog fountains are super awesome to have. We brought his own water dish just because we've dealt with kennel cough a few months back and are worried he will catch it again. Our boy was very distracted by the people mowing so he wound up laying under a tree. The shade is very helpful for a day like today. There's 2 benches to sit on in the small dog area and 3 for the large dog area. There's a play area for kids and there's a walking trail that's paved that goes around the entire park. The signs to the dog park are pretty non existent tho. You'll find it, just not right away. It's in the back corner of the park. The sign that says Meadowbark points to the right and makes you think the pasture gated behind the park is where you are supposed to go lol, but it's to the left and past the bridge and past the walking trail. I don't know why that sign is there. The sign by the road is small as well. We passed it and had to turn around the first time here. This main park is Meadowbrook Park. We would come back again if we're ever this way again. Overall 8/10.

Awesome spacious dog park. My dogs love going there. So many nice people that are there. I love the…read moreagility courses.

This is Daisys favorite park we have been to and there's a good amount of dogs there most of the…read moretime. It has amazing obstacles and various things a dog needs.

This is our 132nd dog park (yes we count, yes we travel)…read more This is an exceptional experience so far. Small dog section Large dog section Water Trash Shade (several choices) Lots of different seating Hooks for leashes Good parking Rules posted Bathroom (port-o-potty) Large smooth rocks near entry gates Beautiful MARS project dog park that knocked of out of the park. Mountain View's with lovely fog today. There is a shared cover that allows both sides to chat with cover over head like a bar has. Nice! I decided that since my "dog wrote a book on dog parks" I should try to come up with something I would improve on. All I can say is that gates should swing into the dog park sections so when someone arrives the excited dogs don't spill out into the leashing up/unleashing areas. The first gate does that, but gates to the two sections swing out. No biggie, but if it were mine I would change the swing. I'm tired from the road trip so I'll let my photos speak for themselves. (I could write more like how I guess horses walk around here, but seriously I did 300 miles today and still have more to go.) I added this dog park to Yelp today since it wasn't there yet. Later, Lesley and Bob the Schipperke

My dog loves this place. Off leash. Throw frisbee. Friendly people for the most part. Nice part of…read moreFranklin and so pretty.

Searching for True Love & Forgiveness? Talk to GOD and get a DOG!…read more#ReflectDogs Love & Forgiveness! A great stop right next to the highway, plenty of room for your dog to run and get some exercise. There is a nice shade structure in both parts with a few benches underneath them. There are two poop bag dispensers in each Park with two trash cans underneath them and then there are an additional eight trash cans in case you couldn't find the first ones? There is one agility item in both dog parks although I'm not sure they're scaled accordingly. There is no water so you must bring your own but you can park right next to the gate which is always nice. It also has a nice big double gated entry.

Went to the Murfreesboro Bark Park with two of my friends (Michael and Lauren) and their dogs. Had…read morea great time walking and enjoying nature. The scenery is beautiful with stones river and all of the beautiful landscape. I also love all of the historical markers and signs that tell about the area along the greenway. It's a great little place to enjoy a beautiful place outdoors with your friends

Took my dog here multiple times myself. Never really had much of a problem and if there was,…read morethankfully some owners handled their own dogs. However, I decided to take him here only because I haven't experienced anything bad and it was his birthday. I have a husky and he's a little older but not old and super gentle. But he absolutely hates being humped and if my dog did the same, I will handle my dog. But I had to chase my dog for 20 minutes because this dog whose owner was on the other side not aiding or handling their dog was trying to hump. Kept licking my dog's sanitary areas, and just kept jumping on the back to hump. My dog may be getting a little old but he tried listening to my commands to just go to the other side. This dog just kept following. I think the wife who was holding her small dog just kept commenting on how it's a normal thing and also commented how I brought a child with me. First of all, my daughter is fine, my husband is with me too, but man she pissed me off. I literally did not touch the dog until my dog started to become EXTREMELY defensive and started to yelp. Literally not being dramatic but he just wanted to pee but these dogs were not allowing him do normal dog stuff. Thankfully the other nice lady whose dog was also humping was being handled but the other dog. Omg. I don't recommend coming here anymore. It's not bark park anymore it's fight park now. Some owners just needs to be a little more attentive and handle their dogs.

This park is pretty large, but can get very muddy or dusty depending on the weather. I do love that…read morethere's a dedicated small dog park!

This is such a lovely dog park. They have options for a small dog section and a larger dog area, I…read morebelieve based on weight. They just recently paved the park in between them, so you will have a pretty clutch walking loop if your dog prefers to wander around with you more than the dog park itself. They have great water fountains in each section and plenty of doggie bags with hand sanitizer (at least in the small dog section) as well as ample trash cans. I would recommend coming when the grass has grown since the dirt gets pretty dusty in the middle of summer. Also, I would avoid this area after a rain since it becomes pretty muddy. Excellent parking lot off of the side street.

Took my dog middle of March on a weekday before 5pm. They have 3 sections for dogs but most medium…read moreto large dogs were playing in one area. Since I have a smaller dog I kept her separate. I was a little disappointed in the "extras" of the park. I will list my pros and cons Pros Grass and cement Waste management with bags Picnic area covered outside the dog runs Cons Water fountain is gone Only 1 bench for humans Mud puddles ( should be fixed) No activity areas Not a lot of shade ( for summer)

It's okay. Sometimes people try to bring their small dogs into the big dog area and get upset when…read morethe big dogs play too rough. Some people bring in dogs that are a little aggressive and definitely shouldn't be in the park. I watch my dogs like a hawk when I go. Also there needs to be more rules maybe? I had some man tell me you aren't supposed to bring in three dogs at once. I'm unsure if that is true but it really brought down my whole mood. I don't often bring three dogs because the one pulls so bad but I was trying to let him have some fun with my other two. He isn't bad once he's in the park and he is actually my parents' dog. So there really shouldn't be any reason for rudeness. The man had walked out of the park without his dog, past me and then went back and said it while going back to the park. So it felt like he really just came out there to say that to me for no reason. Anyways would give 5 stars but sometimes dogs are a little crazy at it so giving people a little warning.

Visited with my husband and 3 kids (ages 4, 3, and 20 months) on a holiday weekend around 9 a.m…read more There are two entrances -- we used the one off Franklin Rd. This parking lot is smaller, but we were surprised to find a spot easily. When we left around 10:45, there was a line of about 6 cars waiting, though cars seemed to move through fairly quickly. There is a nice bathroom at the top of the parking lot. From this entrance, you can also access the trail along the lake, though strollers and dogs are not allowed on that trail. We chose the lower paved trail instead (part of the mulch trail loop). It's wide -- almost road-sized -- and newly paved the entire way. It took about 15 minutes to reach the lake, and there's plenty more paved trail beyond that. We saw frogs, ducks, turtles, deer, an owl, and even a bald eagle. My kids stayed engaged the whole time. The trail was flat and easy for stroller pushing, and my older kids rode scooters without any issues. There were lots of families, dogs, and walkers out, but it never felt overcrowded. Overall, this is a great near-the-city option for getting young kids into nature without dealing with steep terrain. The other entrance off Granny White has the visitor center and a bit more parking.

Radnor Lake is absolutely beautiful and tranquil -- the lake views are stunning and create such a…read morepeaceful atmosphere. The walking trails are fantastic and well maintained, perfect for exploring the natural landscape. Parking is easy and convenient, which makes the visit even better. It's definitely great for families, love birds, and solo visitors looking to enjoy nature. If you're an animal lover, dogs are welcome too. Truly a lovely, peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle we all get ourselves into from time to time. Check it out -- you'll see exactly what I mean! (Photos taken in early fall) Pro Tip: Wear comfortable clothing and shoes, and depending on how long you plan to explore, bring something to drink (water is always a good idea).