Nashville's best dog parks, from greenway trails to dog bar hangouts.
15 well-rated parks across the Nashville metro and a growing bar-and-park scene. Dog culture here keeps pace with the city's nightlife.
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Find the right park in Nashville.
Filter 17 parks by the things Google Maps can't tell you: fenced or open, reactive-friendly, shaded, double-gated, puppy-safe.
All 17 parks
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4.8Two Rivers Dog Park
1,359 reviewsSeven fenced acres of open field, woods, and a walking loop
- Fenced
- Water
- Shade
4.8Urban Dog Bar
164 reviewsSupervised off-leash play with burgers, drinks, and indoor backup
- Fenced
- Small-dog area
- Large-dog area
4.7K-9 Korral Dog Park
199 reviewsRotated big-dog fields keep the grass fresh year-round
- Fenced
- Parking
- Off-leash
4.7Frankie Pierce Park
124 reviewsMural-lined turf run with skyline views off the Gulch
- Fenced
- Parking
- Lighting
4.6Centennial Dog Park
5,399 reviewsOff-leash hillside with a clear view of the Parthenon
- Fenced
- Water
- Shade
4.6Stones River Dog Park
772 reviewsA fully fenced river park with dam views and a greenway trailhead
- Fenced
- Parking
- Off-leash
4.6Fair Park Dog Park
476 reviewsArtificial turf in the shadow of Nashville's soccer stadium
- Fenced
- Water
- Parking
4.6Bark Springs Dog Park Smyrna TN
448 reviewsSmyrna's regulars-first park where dogs recognize the drive in
- Fenced
- Water
- Small-dog area
4.6Pitts Dog Park
398 reviewsA rare fenced off-leash trail that winds through wooded terrain
- Fenced
- Water
- Shade
4.6Shelby Dog Park
300 reviewsRoom enough for ten packs of dogs and a Greyhound at full stride
- Fenced
- Parking
- Off-leash
4.6Rover's Ridge Dog Park
139 reviewsAgility obstacles, a pavilion, and a community blessing box
- Fenced
- Water
- Shade
4.5Murfreesboro Bark Park
634 reviewsFenced acres with a trail down to the Stones River for swimming
- Fenced
- Small-dog area
- Large-dog area
Nearby cities
Atlanta
Georgia
A warm climate and a growing network of fenced neighborhood spots and all-weather turf facilities keep Atlanta dogs outside year-round.
Charlotte
North Carolina
A mild four-season climate and a growing bar-and-dog-park scene give Charlotte one of the Southeast's most balanced dog park networks.