Dog Park Locations

On Saturdays, there is an indoor room of up to 700 square feet and an outside space of just under half an acre with an 8' tall privacy fence for dogs to exercise and play.

This half-mile of river frontage on the Shenandoah River, just north of the Bloomery Bridge, offers camping and other recreational options. Squirrels, birds, and waterfowl found shelter in the well-shaded, peaceful hammock of greenery. In 2012, a new public boat ramp was built to provide access to the Shenandoah River for fishing. Check out the camp sites, picnic tables, boat ramp, fire pits, and parking access, among other amenities. Camping is only permitted with a permission. For a permit, please visit the Jefferson County Parks and Recreation office in Sam Michaels Park today. Please contact us at 304-728-3207 for further information.

Between S. and N. Jefferson Memorial Park, located at Mildred and Morrison Streets, is an 11.6-acre park that was constructed in 1949 thanks to a contribution from the late Dr. and Mrs. G. P. Morrison. It has been owned and operated by Jefferson Memorial Park Corporation, a non-profit 501 c3 governed by a volunteer Board of Directors, until recently.

Evitts Run Park is a two-acre park in downtown Charles Town that was purchased from the Jefferson County Parks & Recreation Board in 2006. A pedestrian entrance in the 400 block of W. makes it accessible on foot. W. Washington St. or Washington St.

Buckhannon Dog Park in West Virginia is a pet-friendly recreation facility. This gated area is ideal for letting your dog mingle and run off-leash. Vaccinated, healthy, and friendly dogs are invited to exercise and play at the park. It is easily accessible from the parking lot and walking trail on the Buckhannon River Walk trail near the boat ramp.

The Railyard Off-Leash Dog Park is open all year and is free to use. The Fernie Pet Society is in charge of the park, which has a paved trail system that traverses the length of the enclosed 10-acre site. There's plenty of shade along the way.

Picnic Point's Fitzpatrick Park picnic area is a lovely spot for a family barbecue not far from Sydney. Enjoy a cookout, a fishing trip, or some paddleboarding.

A wooded retreat featuring a playground, public outdoor pool, walking trails, and picnic shelters that can be reserved.

In 1980, the P.O. Faulkner tennis courts were first used. The Martinsburg High School boys and girls tennis teams use the four courts seven days a week, all year (weather permitting). These courts were in desperate need of not just a touch-up, but a total repair after 38 years and only one resurfacing!

Ample Playground Space
Court for basketball
Pavilion, Small

YEAR-ROUND, THE PARK IS OPEN FROM DAWN TO DUSK.