Let 'Er Bark Off Leash Dog Park

The Til Taylor statue and a memorial wall will remain, but the dilapidated wading pool will be replaced with two new playgrounds and a splash pad. A fenced-in dog park will be built on the park's opposite side, which was identified as a need in the 2018 Campbell and DeLong resources assessment.

There are paved trails in open and forested sections, picnic and play spaces, and an off-leash dog park on this 898-acre facility.

A fenced open area for dogs of all sizes is available at the dog park. The park is around two acres in size and is divided into two sections: one for large dogs and one for little and timid dogs. Off-leash is allowed in the fenced area. Large oak logs provide entertainment for dogs and places for owners to relax. There is water available. A station for waste collection and disposal is available.

Ball fields, 18 holes of disc golf, fishing, paths, and picnic facilities are all available at this 102-acre park.

This popular area for group picnics has excellent group picnicking facilities in a gorgeous oak wood. It has seats for 160 people, as well as electric cooktops and huge group barbecues.