PetSafe Pistol Creek Dog Park

Creek-side park with a waterfall, shaded seating, and two off-leash areas

4.6 · 316 reviews
Fenced Off-leash Small-dog area
PetSafe Pistol Creek Dog Park
PetSafe Pistol Creek Dog Park, photo 2

About this park

PetSafe Pistol Creek Dog Park sits along the Maryville-Alcoa Greenway in Maryville, about 20 minutes south of Knoxville, with two fenced off-leash enclosures (one for large dogs, one for small) set beside a walking path that runs along Pistol Creek. A waterfall is visible from the parkway, and mature trees shade the seating areas inside both enclosures. Dog-sized drinking fountains and waste bag stations are stocked in each area. The city recently rebuilt the bridge and added a pavilion. No restrooms on-site.

Amenities

Fenced Off-leash Small-dog area Large-dog area Water Shade Benches Trash cans

PetSafe Pistol Creek Dog Park reviews

What visitors consistently say
The highlights

Reviewers call the setting peaceful and well-designed, with the creek-side environment and mature tree shade standing out. The dog-height drinking fountains and the neatly separated large and small-dog areas get consistent praise. Labs and high-energy retrievers are a common sight.

The community

Regulars bring their dogs often, and a lab owner in one review noted the friendly, easygoing atmosphere. Visitors passing through from Knoxville frequently make a point of stopping here.

Best for

Small dogs Large dogs High-energy Social dogs

Before you go

There are no restrooms at this facility, so plan accordingly. Waste bags are sometimes out of stock; bring your own. The creek and waterfall are visible from the path outside the enclosures but not directly accessible from inside the dog park.

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