Louisville Dog Park
Grassy fenced park with agility gear, a dog wash, and room to run
About this park
Louisville Dog Park is a free, grass-surface off-leash facility in the Louisville suburb southwest of Knoxville, opened in 2021 with separate fenced areas for small and large dogs. Both enclosures include agility obstacles and running water. A basic dog wash station handles post-run cleanup. The park is all grass with no mud pits, which keeps conditions clean after typical weather.
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What visitors say
Synthesized from 66 Google reviewsReviewers praise the all-grass surface, the clean separation of small and large dog zones, and the agility equipment. The park is well-maintained and free to use. The dog wash station is a practical plus after high-energy sessions.
Traffic is still building since the park opened in 2021, but the owners who do show up bring well-socialized dogs and tend to stay for a full run. Visitors from the broader Knoxville metro area stop here when heading south.
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Before you go
The water fountain has been reported as not working on some visits. Bring your own just in case. Both fenced areas contain black walnut trees; the decaying husks in fall are toxic to dogs, so check the ground during autumn visits and clear any before letting dogs roam.
