Dog Park Locations

Tygart Lake State Park is located in Taylor County in Grafton, West Virginia, on 391 acres along the banks of Tygart Lake.

Bridgeport Bark Park is a dog-friendly park in Bridgeport, West Virginia, including seating for pet owners and a water fountain for dogs. Both small and large dogs have access to one fenced area. The ponds are surrounded by a walking path.

A huge, woodland dog park where you may have a good time with your best buddy. This park is located within the Krepps Park trail system, just inside the trail head behind Krepps Shelter, and offers plenty of enjoyment for Fido and friends. Dogs over the age of six months are welcome, but they must be licensed and vaccinated.

A waterslide, a wave pool, a playground, picnic spots, and athletic fields are all available at this community park.

Hinkle-Deegan Park is located in West Virginia and is 1043 feet above sea level. Deegan Lake is located near Hinkle-Deegan Park.

This wonderful, enclosed dog park is ideal for your pet to enjoy some off-leash time. There is also access to water and benches for owners to relax on.

Audra State Park is a 355-acre West Virginia state park in southeastern Barbour County. It sprang out around the ruins of an early nineteenth-century gristmill and the little town of Audra. In the river, a gristmill spillway may still be seen.

Stanley's Spot, Morgantown's first dog park, is a joint endeavor by BOPARC and the Morgantown Dog Owner's Group (MDOG). The park is located along the Decker's Creek Trail and has gated spaces for large and small dogs. Dogs over the age of six months are welcome, but they must be licensed and vaccinated. Owners must pick up after their dogs, maintain verbal control over them, and have a leash visible. Other restrictions apply.

EPRC offers year-round recreation activities at the city's five parks: Bluegrass Park, Davis Street Park, Elkins City Park, Glendale Park, and River Bend Park, which span over 70 acres. The Phil Gainer Community Center is likewise run by the EPRC.

Riverbend Beach Dog Park, sometimes known as "Dog Park Beach," is an off-leash park in Bend, Oregon that is fully enclosed on both the dog park and river sides, with a pathway in between. Dogs can swim in the river, then run around in the dog park to dry off before swimming again to cool off after all of their running. As needed, repeat!