Stanley's Spot Dog Park

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Deckers Creek Trail, Morgantown, West Virginia - 26501
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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.

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Petzooie Tip

Always bring a portable water bowl to keep your canine companion hydrated while enjoying the park. Checking your dog for ticks after walking along the nearby trail is also a great way to keep them healthy.

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Dogs
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Off Leash Area
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FAQs

Where is Stanley's Spot Dog Park located?
It is located along the Decker's Creek Trail in Morgantown, West Virginia.
Are there separate areas for different sized dogs?
Yes, the park has gated spaces specifically designated for large and small dogs.
What are the age requirements for dogs visiting the park?
Dogs over the age of six months are welcome to visit the park.
Are dogs required to have vaccinations and licenses?
Yes, visiting dogs must be both licensed and vaccinated.
Do I need to keep a leash with me at the park?
Yes, owners are required to have a leash visible at all times.
What are the rules regarding waste cleanup?
Owners are strictly required to pick up after their dogs.
Who created Stanley's Spot Dog Park?
It is a joint endeavor created by BOPARC and the Morgantown Dog Owner's Group.
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Deckers Creek Trail, Morgantown, West Virginia - 26501
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Day Operating Hours
  • Monday24 Hours
  • Tuesday24 Hours
  • Wednesday24 Hours
  • Thursday24 Hours
  • Friday24 Hours
  • Saturday24 Hours
  • Sunday24 Hours
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Deckers Creek Trail, Morgantown, West Virginia - 26501
Vet-Authored Tip
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By Dr. Sarah Jenkins, DVM

Visiting public dog parks is a wonderful way to socialize your canine companion, but it is important to ensure their preventive healthcare is up to date before you go. Make sure your dog is fully protected against common communicable pathogens like kennel cough and canine influenza, and keep up with year round flea and tick preventatives. Always monitor your dog closely for signs of fatigue or overstimulation during play to ensure a safe and positive experience for everyone.