Dog Park Locations

A half-acre park located at the city's east entrance. This well-kept park features benches, woodcarvings, and historical monuments.

"Jim Barnett Park in Winchester, Virginia, has over 170 acres of beautiful green space and amenities, including a recreation center with racquetball court, gym, meeting rooms, fitness room, and indoor pool, playgrounds, fitness trail, outdoor pool, basketball courts, dog park, fishing lake, tennis courts, sports fields, pavilions, BMX track, horseshoe courts, and more."

On May 5, 2007, Redoubt Park, on Quarterpath Road, was dedicated to commemorate the 145th anniversary of the Battle of Williamsburg. Soldiers and slaves constructed Redoubts 1 and 2 in Redoubt Park to guard Quarterpath Road and the Williamsburg Line's right flank overlooking Tutters' Mill Pond. The Williamsburg Line was the site of a combat on May 5, 1862, with about 3800 Union and Confederate casualties. The Union took control of the Virginia Peninsula after this inconclusive battle. These fortifications stand as a stark memorial to those who served and helped shape America's destiny.

Dogs are welcome at Freedom Park. At all times, dogs must be under the total and immediate supervision of their owners and must be leashed no longer than 8 feet. Dog waste must be removed by the owners. There are litter bags provided, and visitors should only use what they need while on the route.

Quarterpath Park is located off Route 60 East at 202 Quarterpath Road. This 23-acre park offers a wide range of active and leisure recreation opportunities. Over 120 people can sit in the bleachers.

Kidsburg, a 30,000-square-foot amusement park, is located in a landscaped 19-acre park with strolling routes. a well-lit playground

Bicentennial Park is a peaceful park near Downtown Williamsburg, on the corner of Nassau Street and Newport Avenue. A tranquil green area is surrounded by a brick walkway, where visitors can bring a picnic and relax after a hard day of visiting Colonial Williamsburg. Benches strategically positioned throughout the park provide the ideal spot for soaking up the sun, reading, or simply visiting with a friend.

A 0.18-mile ADA-accessible multiuse trail, picnic shelter with charcoal grill, shade structures, basketball court, playground, and open space are all part of this 1.62-acre neighborhood-style park.

Fishing, cornhole activities, a playground, fields, and hiking are all available in this scenic park and woodlands near the lake.

A 145-acre rural park. It's not uncommon to see red-tailed hawks, woodpeckers, squirrels, fox, and even a deer or two while enjoying the pure country air. This peaceful park features a picnic area, various nature walks, a leash-free dog park, and a 9-hole disc golf course. It's also a fantastic place to go kite flying and walking/jogging.