Dog Park Locations

The PetSafe Dog Park in Conway is a huge, fenced-in area with distinct spaces for little and large canines. The Don Owen Sports Complex is located behind it.

Pine Mountain Village in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, is an open-air Victorian-style shopping district. Petzooie can accompany you on a stroll through the park-like setting. Just remember to keep your dog on a leash and clean up after him or her. There is free parking and a variety of activities throughout the year.

Crater of Diamonds is a one-of-a-kind event that draws visitors from all over the world to Murfreesboro, Arkansas. It is one of the only places in the world where the public can search for actual diamonds in their natural volcanic source. Except for the gift shop area of the visitor center, the park restaurant, the water park, and the bathhouses, your pet is welcome anyplace in the park. In addition, the pet must always be under the physical control of the owner. Please DO NOT leave your pets in your vehicle (i.e. a leash that cannot be connected to a tree).

The River Market District, located along the downtown riverfront, is the place to be and be seen in Little Rock. Visitors to the region can explore charming and eccentric stores, dine in one of many excellent restaurants, and shop at the Farmer's Market (held every Tuesday and Saturday from May through October). Dogs are welcome to accompany their owners on the district's open-air streets and at select outdoor dining establishments. Petzooie must be kept on a leash at all times, and owners must clean up after him.

Large and small dogs have separate fenced-in sections at Benton Dog Park. There is play equipment, benches, and a water fountain in each area. Nearby, there are restrooms.

Pinnacle Mountain State Park is a day-use park that offers a range of outdoor activities on the Big and Little Maumelle Rivers, in the Arkansas Arboretum, and on over 15 miles of trails, including 7 miles of tough mountain biking routes. Simply keep Petzooie leashed at all times.

Take Petzooie on a ride on the Eureka Springs & North Arkansas Railway with you. Their excursion train welcomes pets. This brief, guided train ride is a fun opportunity to learn more about the area. Dogs who are well-behaved and on a leash are allowed to accompany you on the train, but they are not permitted on the dinner trips.

This 27-acre park has trees, Niokaska Creek, open fields, and a pond, among other natural features. The park is also circled by a 1.5-mile paved and illuminated trail. In this secure, clean, and lovely park, dogs are welcome on a leash. A lovely spot for a sunny stroll or to unwind in the shade.

At Garvan Forest Gardens, you'll find 210 acres of woodland gardens, as the name suggests. For a small cost, you can rent a golf cart for a guided tour, or you and your pet can walk around the many routes at your leisure. Take a picnic lunch or sit on the dog-friendly outside terrace of Chipmunk Cafe. A lovely pet fountain in Garvan Woodland Gardens appears like a natural spring emerging from the rock.

Hot Springs National Park, dubbed "The American Spa," surrounds the city of Hot Springs, Arkansas. While you can no longer sit in the natural hot springs in the woods here, you and Petzooie can explore 26 miles of trails with interesting rock formations, wildflowers, and beautiful scenery, there's something for everyone.