Montgomery County Bark Park Dayton

The Montgomery County Bark Park, which was recently expanded, is a convenient location with several acres of enclosed exercise areas and lots of water. It is directly across the street from Animal Resource Center.

This little MetroPark offers an unobstructed and scenic perspective of downtown Dayton, surrounded by natural beauty.

Dogs are welcome, however they must be leashed and under control at all times for the safety and comfort of all patrons. The facility is conveniently located next to the Deeds Point Dog Park.

The goal of the ceremony is to rededicate park space that was originally established in the late 1960s to honor and recognize Walter P. Creager, Oakwood's first town marshal.

The Highland dog park is located near the Wyoming Street intersection on Steve Whalen Boulevard in Highland Park's western end. The dog park, which cost around $9,000, features two different play spaces for larger and smaller canines. The park is approximately 26,000 square feet in size.