Dog Park Locations

The Westgrove Dog Park, located in Alexandria, VA, is an outdoor space used as a recreation area for pet dogs. In contrast to other Fairfax County public parks

Indoor and outdoor off-leash areas, as well as foreign meals and artisan beer, are available at this hip dog-friendly spot.

This park is quite large, with two separate play spaces separated by a small hill. The summit is grassy, with little trees close to the fence.
 

There is a bike route, a creek, and picnic sites in this park. Dogs must be on a leash. At the park's Duke St crossing, there is also an off-leash dog park.

E Monroe Ave Dog Park is a dog park on East Monroe Avenue in Alexandria. North Alexandria Substation is close to E Monroe Ave Dog Park.

The Dog Run Park at Carlyle, which opened in 2009, includes a separate area for little and large dogs to keep the little ones happy and safe. Aside from the doggie paradise, this enclosed roughly three-acre park features other facilities. It has become a favorite hangout for people who enjoy their dogs and the outdoors because it is well-kept and manicured.

The Ben Brenman Dog Park is a pawesome location to spend the day with your four-legged companion! This lively park is a terrific spot for dogs to socialize and play.

There are many picnic tables inside and several benches outside two huge gated areas (not dog-size specific). There isn't much shade, but lots of room for dogs to run. Water containers were given instead of a water tap. Off Old Brook Road and Azalea Avenue, beside Henderson Middle School, is the Henderson Sports Complex. Turn off Old Brook near the Northside YMCA building and drive about 1/4 mile to the parking lot.

Vint Hill Dog Park is a 1.25-acre fenced-in dog park. The Vint Hill neighborhood near the corner of Aiken Drive and Kennedy Road is partially wooded.

Parking is available right adjacent to the park off Aiken Drive, as well as across Kennedy Boulevard.
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The Virginia Creeper National Recreation Trail is a 34.3-mile rail-to-trail that runs from Abingdon, Virginia, via Damascus, and ends near Whitetop Station in the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area on the Virginia-North Carolina border. The Creeper Trail has been recognized as one of the country's best rail-trails for 34 years, having been inducted into the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy's Hall of Fame in 2014 and receiving several local, regional, and national awards.