Pitts Dog Park
A rare fenced off-leash trail that winds through wooded terrain
About this park
Pitts Dog Park in Goodlettsville stands out for its unique layout: a wide open play field connected to a fenced off-leash trail that winds up and down through wooded terrain, giving dogs the chance to both sprint and explore. The double-gate entry system is secure, and reviewers note that the park draws a generally mindful crowd. A few negative reviews flag incidents with inattentive owners, so situational awareness is warranted.
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Pitts Dog Park reviews
What visitors consistently sayReviewers call the fenced off-leash trail truly unique for the Nashville area: a beaten path that winds uphill and through small valleys so dogs can range while owners walk. The double-gated entry, plentiful shade, on-site water stations, and wide open play field all earn repeat praise.
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Before you go
The park closes at dusk (around 6:30 PM) and opens at 6:00 AM. The fenced trail section is the standout feature; follow the beaten path and let your dog range off it freely while you walk.
Frequently asked
- What makes this park unusual?
- A fenced off-leash trail winds through wooded terrain, uphill and through small valleys, so dogs can range off the path while owners walk.
- Is there a separate small-dog area?
- No. It is one shared space for all sizes. The crowd tends to be mindful, but supervise a small dog.
- Is the entry secure?
- Yes. A double-gate system keeps dogs contained at the entrance.
- Are there water and shade?
- Yes. On-site water stations and plentiful shade both earn repeat praise from reviewers.
- Is anything worth watching for?
- One reviewer noted gaps under the fence near a bench on one side, large enough for a very small dog to slip through.
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