Ashley

The grounds are pretty, it’s basically two fenced in squares about the size of an acre on the side of a hill. Two benches, one water station (I think) we were there about 5 minutes and promptly left when my dog was attacked by an intact Doberman. The owner wouldn’t leave with his aggressive dog.

We enjoyed this place! There was free parking and when you walk up there is a information station with a map (that we didn’t grab), you can go left to the flat trail or right up to the difficult section. The trail was full of roots, steep stairs, and overall pretty difficult. We loved it tho! I was able to find numerous places to let Evo off leash in the water. I would highly recommend this place for dogs and adventure alike.

The falls were absolutely beautiful! There is a LOT of steps tho and for dogs who don’t enjoy tight walkways may not enjoy the falls area. There are three trails (easy medium hard) and dogs are welcome on all of them. If you take the red trail up-stream there is a little area for paws to get wet - though be careful as there is a $400 fine for disturbing anything off the path. Trash cans appeared plentiful, there is also a $14.50 fee during the week and more on the weekends. It was full for a Friday in August but overall we are glad we did it!

There is no off leash area, however the trails are paved or hard gravel and it was fantastic. A lot of armadillos and squirrels runningaround

This is the best park in the area - under the highway so it’s shaded. Large play area for big and small dogs. There’s no water features but water fountain access. Agility equipment is nice too. I’ll definitely be back!