Dog Park Locations

Scenic pathways, wildlife viewing, horseback riding, and winter sports are all available at this riverfront natural reserve.

Dogs can run and play in the Crow-Hassan Park Reserve's 40-acre unfenced canine off-leash area. Off-leash play time provides a dog with exercise and socialization, which helps to maintain its mental and physical health.

Mike, the founder of Rendezvous Junction Brewing Co., moved from the Pacific Northwest to Rogers, Arkansas, and couldn't find his favorite specialty brews. Levi, his son-in-law, was introduced to the joys of home brewing when he joined the family. Their brews quickly gained a following, so they titled the venture after the community that sprung up around them, and their logo was inspired by the history of the area where they live. On the patio, Petzooie is welcome to join you at a beer barrel-turned-table with an umbrella.

Beaver Lake Outdoor Center welcomes pets. Located in Rogers, Arkansas, at the Beaver Lake entrance. You and your dog are invited to explore 30,000 acres of water and 480 kilometers of shoreline in a kayak. Bring a canine life jacket with you. Beaver Lake Outdoor Center is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Railyard is a pet-friendly leisure facility near Rogers, Arkansas, with two smaller dog parks to explore. While Petzooie having some fun in a fenced-in area, watch the riders and racers whiz by on their off-road bikes. Doggie Station, water fountains, an off-road bike route, picnic tables, restrooms (seasonal), a trail system, and walking trails are all available in the park.

Hobbs is Arkansas's largest state park, encompassing a 12,054-acre Ozark environment near Beaver Lake's southern coast. This day-use park has a 52-mile trail system that includes hiking. At all times, dogs must be leashed.

Guided subterranean tours, gemstone panning, Moonshiners' Mystery Shack, Lost in the Woods Maze, nature walks, and more are available at War Eagle Cavern on Beaver Lake. Except for within the gift shop, well-behaved dogs are welcome in the cavern and on the grounds. Owners must always keep their dogs on a leash and under control. Follow a rushing stream down into the mountain as you stroll along the banks of Beaver Lake to the cave's beautiful natural entrance. View a variety of formations, including fossils, rimstone dams, and waterfalls, from beneath soaring domes. After the tour, explore the 'Lost in the Woods' maze, feed lake fish, pan for semi-precious gemstones, or trek short nature trails.There are no stairs or tight spaces on the cave trip. Rooms are large, with well-lit corridors. From early March until late November, the Cavern is open seven days a week.