Schram Memorial Bark Park

Sara Low Memorial Dog Park is close to Riverside Park and is named after a flight attendant who was killed in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. It is totally supported by the community and features two huge, enclosed dog parks, one for little dogs and the other for large dogs. There are water fountains and poop bags available.

A trip to Jacksonport State Park will take you to the site of a once-thriving historic river port. You can take your dog to a campground, picnic site, or a riverbank route, to name a few options. Just remember to keep Petzooie on a leash at all times.

On this pine needle-paved trail, leashed pets are welcome. Here you can see a lot of wildlife. The Josh Park trail trailhead and the visitors center both have restrooms. The trailhead for the Josh Park Trail has water. Directions: Take Hwy 25 north from Greers Ferry Dam for approximately.5 mile to Hwy 25B in Heber Springs. The first right is Josh Park Trailhead.

At the Ozark Folk Center State Park, you may learn more about Ozark heritage and all that makes the Ozarks and the people who live there special. While enjoying a day outside, explore the craft village with interactive activities and demonstrations. At Ozark Folk State Park and the Craft Village, dogs are welcome. Simply keep Petzooie leashed at all times.

In Horseshoe Bend, Arkansas, Abby's Dog Park is a popular pet-friendly activity. This park was built using community donations and is named after Abby, a popular local dog and cancer survivor. The 0.8-acre park is separated into two parts, one for little dogs and one for large dogs. You can cool off in the shade of the many trees on hot days. When your dog becomes thirsty, he or she can drink from the offered faucets. There are benches for humans to sit on, as well as waste bags for dog owners to clean up after their pets.A utility pole light and motion detecting lights are installed for the safety of visitors bringing their pets to the park at night.

This park, located on the banks of Lake Charles in the Ozark Mountains, provides you and your dog with plenty of fishing and hiking activities. It's a tranquil spot set on a 645-acre lake with bass, crappie, bream, and catfish. In fact, it's the spot in Northeast Arkansas where the most 20-inch bass have been caught. From March through October, the visitor center sells a complete line of bait and tackle. With four hiking trails, the park is also a great place to visit in the fall and winter. Simply keep Petzooie leashed at all times.