Emma

Just moved to Nashville and this park is amazing. It is huge with lots of different features for the pups to explore. The walking path that circles the main park of the park is particularly lovely. There are plenty of trash cans/bags for 💩 & people seem to pick up after their dogs pretty well. People and dogs were very friendly

This dog park greatly exceeded my expectations. While the little dog park is tiny, the larger one has a path and lots of interesting features that make it part trail-like and part park-like. We had a great time, but there are some sharp rocks and changes in elevation (a 3 foot wall they can jump off of) that might not be great for some pets or owners. Will definitely come back.

This park is beautiful and huge! There always seem to be a lot of dogs for our boy to play with, and the owners seem friendly and chat with you while the fur babies play. I come here all the time when I’m home visiting family. There has only ever been 1 incident where someone brought their dog who wasn’t properly socialized, but the owner was responsive and got control of her dog before anything got too out of hand. The municipal staff who keep the grounds are really nice too— as long as you don’t act entitled.

Have you ever walked into a hotel room and thought, “This place looks familiar…” only to realize that it looks like every hotel room on CSI where someone ends up dead? That is a much more accurate description on this place. I don’t know where those photos came from, or if it’s possible to be catphished by an inanimate object, but somehow we were. Not that it didn’t have its special features. Our room came with a recliner complete with questionable stain, and a couple other additions that make you wonder if they charge by the hour. They didn’t charge us for our dog to stay, but honestly, I can’t imagine feeling safe enough to stay here with out one. There is a Wingate Hotel across the parking lot. Stay there.