Dog Park Locations

Large and small dogs have separate fenced-in sections at Benton Dog Park. There is play equipment, benches, and a water fountain in each area. Nearby, there are restrooms.

Pinnacle Mountain State Park is a day-use park that offers a range of outdoor activities on the Big and Little Maumelle Rivers, in the Arkansas Arboretum, and on over 15 miles of trails, including 7 miles of tough mountain biking routes. Simply keep Petzooie leashed at all times.

Take Petzooie on a ride on the Eureka Springs & North Arkansas Railway with you. Their excursion train welcomes pets. This brief, guided train ride is a fun opportunity to learn more about the area. Dogs who are well-behaved and on a leash are allowed to accompany you on the train, but they are not permitted on the dinner trips.

This 27-acre park has trees, Niokaska Creek, open fields, and a pond, among other natural features. The park is also circled by a 1.5-mile paved and illuminated trail. In this secure, clean, and lovely park, dogs are welcome on a leash. A lovely spot for a sunny stroll or to unwind in the shade.

At Garvan Forest Gardens, you'll find 210 acres of woodland gardens, as the name suggests. For a small cost, you can rent a golf cart for a guided tour, or you and your pet can walk around the many routes at your leisure. Take a picnic lunch or sit on the dog-friendly outside terrace of Chipmunk Cafe. A lovely pet fountain in Garvan Woodland Gardens appears like a natural spring emerging from the rock.

Hot Springs National Park, dubbed "The American Spa," surrounds the city of Hot Springs, Arkansas. While you can no longer sit in the natural hot springs in the woods here, you and Petzooie can explore 26 miles of trails with interesting rock formations, wildflowers, and beautiful scenery, there's something for everyone.

Guided subterranean tours, gemstone panning, Moonshiners' Mystery Shack, Lost in the Woods Maze, nature walks, and more are available at War Eagle Cavern on Beaver Lake. Except for within the gift shop, well-behaved dogs are welcome in the cavern and on the grounds. Owners must always keep their dogs on a leash and under control. Follow a rushing stream down into the mountain as you stroll along the banks of Beaver Lake to the cave's beautiful natural entrance. View a variety of formations, including fossils, rimstone dams, and waterfalls, from beneath soaring domes. After the tour, explore the 'Lost in the Woods' maze, feed lake fish, pan for semi-precious gemstones, or trek short nature trails.There are no stairs or tight spaces on the cave trip. Rooms are large, with well-lit corridors. From early March until late November, the Cavern is open seven days a week.

Burns Park Dog Park is part of Arkansas's largest urban municipal park, which spans 1,700 acres. Burns Park also has two 18-hole disc golf courses, a baseball and softball complexes, playgrounds and campgrounds, a covered bridge, pathways leading to the Arkansas River Trail, and much more.

Just west of the North Bentonville Trail lies the Bentonville Bark Park, a 1.3-acre off-leash entertainment area for dogs and dog lovers. The main goal is to give four-legged pals exercise and socialization while also encouraging safe dog ownership through events and initiatives. There are distinct sections for large dogs, little dogs, and an agility course in the fenced-in area.

Paws Park at Murray Park is an off-leash dog park with separate areas for dogs over 30 pounds and dogs under 30 pounds. This is a fantastic place for you and your dog to have fun. There are tubs for your dog to swim in, chairs to sit on, tennis balls, tables to sit at, and other miscellaneous items for your dog to enjoy. The park is nearly entirely shaded.