This place is genius. Your dogs can run and play with other dogs and you can have a beer and a…read moresmash burger. Lee owns the place and he's amazing. He has one rule. Your dogs must be vaccinated and you have to bring a copy of the vaccine record. This is great idea so all the dogs can be safe I will be back to try the food I can't wait

The Bark Park has quickly become our favorite hangout spot in Florence! We love being able to bring…read moreour two dogs to run around and play off-leash, while enjoying a few delicious local brews ourselves. You'll want to plan to spend a little extra time filling out forms the first time you visit - but you can always make things easier on yourself (and on the staff) by signing their waivers via their website, and by emailing them your pet's vet records. I appreciate them being so thorough - we love our dogs and want them to be safe, no matter where they are! Their "Pour-It-Yourself" tap wall is sooo creative and fun. I love the way they have this set up - so their "Bark Rangers" can spend less time pouring drinks, and more time hanging out with the pups. You connect your debit/credit card to one of their tap cards, and then just use that throughout your visit. They even have handy drop-boxes for you to use on your way out, so you don't have to bother with the tedious "closing out" process. We've tried several of their rotating brews at this point - but our favorite is actually the Bark-veza, which was specially made for the Bark Park! We also have to shout out the GM, Amanda. During both of our visits, she's been extra attentive to our overly excited puppy, and even offered us some excellent training advice for our older, more anxious/reserved dog as well. We've purchased day passes for our last two visits ($10/dog), but we're seriously considering a monthly membership for both of our pups in the New Year. Thank you, Bark Park, for being such a wonderful place to spend a weeknight evening!

I love it here. People stop by randomly and chat or throw ball or allow their pups to run free…read moreafter they have been at work all day. I have rarely seen more than 3 dogs here. Almost every time I go I am alone or with 1 other owner and happy pup. It has a mix of grass and turf with concrete and trees. Small space located on the corner of Montana and Epworth in Westwood. Parking outside gate to dog park. Nearby reataurants with carry out window make it convenient to pickup cocktails or dinner, if you like, and take these to the dog park. I usually enjoy the change of pace from throwing ball in the yard, and I think the puppers do too!

This is a cute little dog park. Concrete and astroturf so when it rains it doesn't get muddy. The…read moreupside is it has sun, shade, parking and is right by some great dog friendly places. The down side is you need to being your own water because the fountain is shut off. Plus not too many people bring their dogs so if your dog wants to play with other dogs you may want to bring friends.

There are two dog parks here that are very nice. There's one that's super busy and has a place for…read moresmaller dogs to go. Right across the way is the less busy one for those people who have dogs who are a bit anti social. There's water for the dogs and trash bags go pick up poop. My small complaint is the dog owners who go here. A lot of them let their dogs physically bite or swipe in a non playful ways and others do not pick up their dog's poop. Besides those two complaints I continue to bring my dog here because she loves running around and making friends.

The great flood of 2018 subsided and we finally got our rambunctious 75lb puppy back to the dog…read morepark! Needless to say, the location of this park causes floods every now and then when the Little Miami rises but it's wonderful when it's open. The dog park is split into 4 locations. Two big/medium fields, one field for smaller dogs under 22lbs and across the street is a small fenced area if your dog is being unruly and needs a time out by themselves. For the most part people clean up after their dogs but we do usually come across some piles, unfortunately. That's the only reason I'm knocking this park a star. There are a few boxes with poop bags but they're widespread. It'd be nice to have more bag boxes. Each big field has a few benches and a water fountain. As you leave, you'll find one more water spicket to wash off with. Sometimes this park can get suuuuuper muddy. Pro tip: add yourself to the Otto Armleder Dog Park FB group to get updates from other dog parents about field conditions.

Pros: It's nearby…read more Most dogs and owners are decently behaved. Cons: The wood chips make my dog's paws bleed. The old man with a great dane named Striker, another equally large dog, and a teacup dog. He was seen hitting his dog repeatedly. After I scolded him, he began bringing his gun. For fear of something happening to my dog or I, we have to leave when he comes around which is almost daily.

Great Dog Park that is sure to become one of our weekend staples weather permitting…read more Pros: 1) Huge area for dogs to run around in 2) provide free litter bags and multiple trash cans to get rid of waste 3) several picnic tables and one covered area, I did bring in a cooler (though I have no idea if this is allowed It very well may not be) and myself and a buddy were able to hang out while our puppies ran around 4) Entry fence area so you can take your dog off their leash without fear of them running instantly away, also has a hose if you need to rinse your dogs paws off. Cons: 1) No separate sizing marshmallow (pictured below) is small so i prefer parks with sizing differences but that is hard to come by 2) Large sized mulch - my dog is pretty small (15 lbs) and she had no problem with the mulch/bark size but I could see some small dogs having problems with it

Much more than I thought it would be! There is some turf, some gravel, and a really nice scuffed…read moredirt path that my dog really liked. We will definitely be back! Parking confused me a bit! I ended up parking under the overpass next to the dog park. I read online that you could do that, but when I pulled up it specifically said no dog park parking. I asked someone across the street and she said it's usually okay. People were generally very aware of their dogs. If dogs started getting rowdy the owners came right over, or another human stepped in.

Pitiful...no water fountain or adequate signs indicating where to park. No bathroom for humans. And…read morenear two traffic pathways...air pollution!!!

A real hidden treasure. Huge fenced area for your dogs to run & play. Beautiful venue under large…read moretrees with special agility features. Dogs are well-vetted and Steve, the owner, lives on site. Must give it a try. Your best friend(s) will love it.

From the owner: Off the Leash Park is a privately-owned dog park located on the east side of Fishers, Indiana. The…read morepark features four lush acres of fenced-in area, which is divided into large- and small-dog areas. Off the Leash also features a walking path that winds through wooded-area down to the beautiful Thorpe Creek.

Searching for True Love & Forgiveness? Talk to GOD and get a…read moreDOG! #ReflectDogs Love & Forgiveness This is a very big long dog park. The small dog park would make a decent sized Big Dog Park in most cities. There is a nice big picnic area right before you enter the dog park. There is a nice double-gated concrete entry area that seems to get flooded when it rains. Two different water facilities as well as multiple picnic tables all around and plenty of poop bag dispensers and trash cans. It looks like during the summer the bathrooms may actually be open. You park at the bottom of the hill and you have to make a little walk up the hill but as long as you don't have too much difficulty you should make it! It doesn't get steep until the very end. But there are plenty of parking places

We came to this park thinking it would be a normal park and discovered the dog park! It was great…read morebecause it had a separate large and small dog area. Both sides had picnic tables, agility tunnel and ramps, and watering areas. The fences were nicely upkept so I (a protective dog mom) felt safe letting my mini dachshund off leash in the small dog area --also because today no other dogs were there. This is a nice park and quiet, tucked away from the road. My only complaint is ppl with their dogs off leash outside the kennels ‍ but I guess that is a problem anywhere.