Savannah's best dog parks, from hidden downtown yards to pond-side runs in Pooler and Richmond Hill.
Eight parks split between downtown's hidden urban runs and the larger pond-and-pine enclosures out in Pooler, Richmond Hill, and the southside.
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Filter 8 parks by the things Google Maps can't tell you: fenced or open, reactive-friendly, shaded, double-gated, puppy-safe.
All 8 parks
4.7Bryan County Bark Park
260 reviewsSwimming pond for the big dogs, wash stations on the way out
- Fenced
- Water
- Shade
4.6Daffin Park
1,785 reviewsHuge shaded fields and a pondside loop for leashed walks
- Fenced
- Water
- Shade
4.6Tom Triplett Park
1,137 reviewsA pond loop, wooden bridge, and fenced dog yard rolled into one
- Fenced
- Shade
- Parking
4.5Herty Pines Dog Park
400 reviewsTowering pines, a long run for fetch, and a separate small-dog section
- Fenced
- Water
- Shade
4.5Mohawk Dog Park
64 reviewsA quiet, grassy southside run beside a small lake
- Fenced
- Water
- Shade
4.5Windsor Neighborhood Park
63 reviewsTwo size-split dog yards tucked inside a car-free neighborhood park
- Fenced
- Water
- Shade
4.4Mother Matilda Beasley Park
210 reviewsA hidden downtown run with covered seating and a wash station
- Fenced
- Water
- Shade
4.0Windsor Forest Dog Park
64 reviewsA shaded two-yard neighborhood park with an afterwork regulars crowd
- Fenced
- Water
- Shade
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Charlotte
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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.
Richmond
Virginia
Fifteen parks spread across the city and Henrico, Chesterfield, and Hanover counties, most fenced, with heavy tree canopy built for Virginia's long humid summers.
Tampa
Florida
Twelve months of usable weather and a metro-wide network of shaded, fenced parks mean Tampa dogs never get a winter off.