Dog Park Locations

Table Rock State Park is a 356-acre public recreation area on Table Rock Lake on the southern edge of Branson, Missouri, in the United States. It is located in Taney and Stone counties. A marina, camping, and hiking and biking paths are all available at the state park.

Dog-Friendly There are numerous elevation variations, water crossings, and well-worn trails.

Eiserman Park has a gazebo, swing area, and youth fishing ponds and is located near to the Branson Community Center. A 9-hole disc golf course and three dedicated pickleball courts are also popular elements of the park. During the Community Center's operating hours, restrooms are available.

Fishing docks, picnic tables, BBQ grills, and a paved path may be found in this tranquil waterfront public park.

Sunset Park, located near Alexander Park along Lake Taneycomo, has a popular illuminated 6/10 mile asphalt walking trail as well as a disc golf course. 

Pepper Dog Park is located in Hollister, Missouri, near the corner of Laurel and Evergreen Streets. It includes a 6-foot, 150-foot-by-300-foot chain link fence with a divider down the middle to separate big dogs from small dogs. Each pen contains a fire hydrant as well as water for the dogs to consume.

Stockstill Park is a popular hangout for residents and a hub of family-friendly activities. The park is located next to Roark Creek and has a half-mile walking trail that leads to the water. For family picnics and birthday parties, there is a playground and four distinct covered pavilions.

The Elmo and Rosalea Marrs Memorial Dog Park is a 1.5-acre enclosed area within Branson's Stockstill Park where dogs can run, play, interact, and exercise off-leash. The park has concrete pathways, a pavilion, picnic tables and benches, as well as agility and play equipment for the dogs, as well as separate spaces for little and large dogs.

This 68-acre park features an 8-acre fishing lake as well as four pavilions, each with electricity and a grilling area. Visitors to Arnold City Park can also enjoy the following amenities:

Jim the Wonder Dog was named "Missouri's Wonder Dog" by Missouri Governor Jay Nixon. We are relieved that Jim's life has finally been recognized by the state in which he lived. Jim's story has been told all around the state for years, but he is now recognized as "Missouri's Wonder Dog."