Edwin Warner Dog Park

Covered shelter and wide-open west Nashville running room

4.4 · 261 reviews
Fenced Off-leash Water
Edwin Warner Dog Park
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About this park

Edwin Warner Dog Park is a large single-area off-leash field in the Warner Parks system in west Nashville. The park is fenced and has a covered shelter for shade plus benches scattered throughout, though it does not have a separate small-dog section. Grass can be sparse due to heavy use, but the community is generally friendly and attentive.

Amenities

Fenced Off-leash Water Shade Parking Benches

Edwin Warner Dog Park reviews

What visitors consistently say
The highlights

Visitors consistently praise the sheer amount of room for dogs to run, the covered shelter for hot or rainy days, and the plentiful benches. Fall visits come in for special mention for how pretty the surrounding Warner Parks setting gets.

The community

Regulars settle in on the benches and chat while their dogs play, and reviewers report mostly good-natured interactions between owners.

Best for

Large dogs Social dogs High-energy

Before you go

The area around the water fountain gets muddy easily; bring your own water bottle to avoid the mess. Small dog owners should be aware there is no separate small-dog section, which occasionally causes friction with larger dogs.

Frequently asked

Is there a separate area for small dogs?
No. It is one shared field, which occasionally causes friction between large and small dogs. Owners of small dogs should weigh that before visiting.
Is the park fenced and off-leash?
Yes. The whole area is fenced with solid gates and stocked bag stations, so dogs run off-leash.
Is there shade?
A covered shelter provides shade, with benches scattered across the field for owners.
Is water available?
A fountain is on site, but the ground around it gets muddy and it is turned off in freezing weather. Bring your own water bottle.
What is the surface like?
Grass is sparse from heavy use, leaving dusty or muddy patches depending on the weather.

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