Top Public and Private Small dog parks in Normandy, Tennessee

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Beautiful 27-acre property in rural Wartrace with plenty of room for dogs of any size or breed to come play, off or on leash. This is an awesome opportunity for you and your pet to go on the fun-filled, adventure-packed, private field trip you’ve been waiting for! We have a creek and pond on site for the water loving fur babies to use as they please! We ask that you use the second entrance that has a gravel driveway and parking area, rather than the entrance to the main house. There will be signage at the correct entrance. Keep in mind that we have a fence on all sides except along the road. However, our road isn’t very busy, and you will be far enough off the road enough that we do not foresee any problems, as long as your dog doesn’t have a tendency of heading for the hills as soon as they are off leash. Even then, I think there is enough room that any dog will be free to run and play without harm. We have two dogs of our own, so please let me know if you would like me to put them up during your visit. If not, my doggos are friendly and would love to play with your pet(s)! Most of the pets in the pictures provided are of dogs I have watched for friends and family in the past. Oh, and no need to bag poo. 😁

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Welcome to Franklin Tennessee’s private Dog Park situated in a luxurious park like setting in the beautiful country! We are away from others but close enough to get to! You will enjoy an acre of flat grass land that is kept short for you and your pets safety. We have beautiful comfortable benches and chairs set throughout our park! Do you want to be in the shade and feel the cool breeze? Or do you want a tan in the sun? The choice is yours! Your doggies will be able to roam around and you won’t have to be a helicopter dog parent by worrying about them as this park is fully enclosed. We provide some really cool ball throwing toys to include two tennis ball launchers (for littles and giants.) There are also other toys like ropes, frisbees and so much more! There is an agility course available for your use as well! For your convenience we have different types of pooper scoopers so you aren’t having to pick up their poop with a bag! Bottled water will be available for you and your doggy to drink. Whatever you see within the park is yours to use! We just ask that you treat everything like your own and please pick up after your furbaby! We have put our hearts and souls into this for you to enjoy!

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Welcome to Zoey’s Barn Yard Playground. We have a total of 7 acres with 5 available for plenty of doggy fun. There are 3 sections of fenced areas and lots of field space to play in. You will see 3 field gates on the property. Please feel free to open or close these for your convenience to section off play areas. We have cut a path that runs around the perimeter of the property for your curious pups and walking pleasure. There is a barn for protection from the rain and sunshine. Located there is a water spicket with a hose attached for use, trash can and a basket with extra waste bags, toys, bug spray, sunblock, towels and some water bottles for puppy parents. There are also a few camp chairs for your use located near the grill. Please excuse the barns appearance. You never know what project we may be in the middle of. Though we don't mind if your fur baby enters the barn, please do not use it as a play area. We are planning to refill the pond in the next few weeks for some water fun. We will be sure to add this on the amenities page once it is complete. Feel free to say hello to our fenced in chickens and ducks behind the barn. Let’s us know if you have any questions.

Murfreesboro Bark Park is an unfenced dog park located on W College St in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. The park is small dog friendly and offers amenities such as dog drinking water, access to a river, stream, or creek, and a trail for leisurely walks. The park is open from 7 AM to 6 PM, seven days a week. For more information, contact the park at 615-890-5333.

Park hours: 7 AM–6 PM 7 days per Week

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Welcome to our private farm! We live on site and will close our main gate once guests enter, ensuring the property is secure. Please inform us if there will be more than one car so I won't close the gate too soon. The pasture is fully fenced, partly with 4 board fencing, and partly with horse safe wire fencing along main road and wooden panels against neighboring property. Our current pasture is 3 acres with mainly open fields and a few trees and bushes. When it rains, there can be a small creek down by the road. The neighbor has a small dog that comes out on occasion, but there are panels on the fencing between our properties, so dogs won't be able to see through. We have a German Shepherd dog on site, but will keep her inside during guest appointments. To access the entrance, guests will need to drive past the main house, go to the right and up the hill towards the barnyard. Buildings in barnyard are not available for guests except for use of the hose, which is marked. Located in the upper barn breezeway ( concrete floor) to the left of the parking site. Hose available. Signs are provided to help guests find the hose area, park entry, and parking. Guests: please feel free to move the chairs as needed to stay in the shade or sun for your comfort!

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We hope you will give us a try and visit Nashville's very first Sniffspot and the most popular Sniffspot in middle Tennessee to this day! Read on for details … we love sharing our secret place! This Sniffspot is very conveniently located in southeast Nashville, 20 minutes from downtown, right near Bell Rd/Nolensville Rd between the Hickory Hollow pkwy/Tanger Outlets i24 and Bell Rd exits and the Brentwood i65 Old Hickory Blvd exit. An idyllic setting offers 7+ park-like acres of old farm land, mostly fenced, that includes waterfront access to Mill Creek with adventures for all kinds of humans and dogs to enjoy activities like playing, running, sniffing, digging and playing in the water. Come get your steps in and spend some quality off-leash time! Training, photo shoots, picnics, birthday and gotcha parties, just explore, rest, or relax in the Adirondack chairs while your dogs sniff, zoom, roam, retrieve, sniff, dig, walk, run, and sniff some more. There's creek access to swim, pastures to roam or nap, play areas of tall grass the dogs can explore, sniff, dig or derp around. Even plan your picnic on a blanket or use the picnic table. Get some exercise on the trampoline (Note: use at your own risk!). Make this sniffspot your private oasis for as long as you want.. Kids are always welcome! Just book your play time, bring at least one dog and all humans are free! Mill Creek borders the very back of the property and is available for water play but trees and vegetation and overall acreage makes it easily avoidable if that's not your thing. If you choose to venture to the creek and have a runner, you may want to bring a long lead. The water levels are usually below the knee, but the ability to use Mill Creek safely depends on you, the creek conditions, and amount of recent rainfall. Always assess the abilities of you and your pets- as safety comes first! As Dirty Harry once said, "A man's got to know his limitations." The majority of the property has fencing so once you pass the house on your way to the back fields it's off leash play time! I recommend considering walking the perimeter first (on or off leash) to orient yourself with property features and assess potential escape opportunities. Your dog(s) will benefit from a perimeter walk allowing them to visually identify, mark their spots, and collect sniffs while at the same time reaping the benefit of your pack leaving an invisible "bread crumb" scent trail as you walk which will assist a dog with future identification of the established boundaries as well. This is a natural instinct for many breeds. Note that Mill Creek along the back of the entire property is not fenced but it is mostly obscured at dogs level by trees and vegetation. Tip: When leaving, you may want to leash up before you reach the house - especially if you have a runner since there is no fence on the side of the house you enter and leave the spot. Depending on the water table, there is also a small feeder stream gently flowing through the middle of the property between the side and back fields. It can be great fun for a dog to explore and jump in and out of (just try and stop them!) And great for smaller dogs if Mill Creek is too intimidating. Hint: bring towels! The mature tree lines always provide plenty of shade for those hot summer months. Several foot bridges are available to cross over that small stream between the side and back fields while exploring, and you might even find the occasional old fashioned rope wood swing. A black hose with spray wand attachment is hanging by the house at the entrance/exit if you need to rinse you or your pet. Another green hose is available hanging on the opposite corner in the back of the house by the BACK garage door for your use -along with a water bowl. Feel free to pick yourself wildflowers if they are blooming (late Spring/Summer Varieties), or snack on some blackberries off the fence line if you happen to come while they are ripening (usually mid-June to mid-July).... Bug spray is always recommended spring through fall, Just in case! You can't have all this nature without all the nature. 😉 If the calendar shows the time slot you want is available then book it and it's yours! Be last minute, that's fine! Be spontaneous, that's great! No advanced notice required. (2 hour minimum cancellation required.) If your reservation is early or mid morning, consider to wear waterproof shoes. The dew on the grass will soak your feet! Multiple dog discounts really add up! All dogs after the first dog are 50% off the hourly rate! Bring your pack and/or their friends for a doggy play day! 👍🐾🐾 You are dedicated If you're still reading this far, and maybe you are considering your first visit?? If so, use promo code 'Chip' which is valid to get 5 dollars off your first visit only! 😉 Contact me with any questions and if you would prefer to meet and/or have a guide to walk the property the first time, if I am available, either or both my wife and I would be more than happy to accommodate that! Last, honest feedback and suggestions to improve our spot are very welcome and appreciated! And leaving positive reviews along with sharing pictures of your pet's visit enjoying the property are a host favorite, and will help our Sniffspot as well as others who haven't been here before! Thanks so much, Chip

We created this environment for our rescue dogs and are happy to offer it to others who may benefit from its use.

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Love's Travel Stop in Columbia, Tennessee is a dog park located at 1624 Bear Creek Pike. The park is unfenced but is small dog friendly. An indoor restroom is available for pet owners. The park can be reached at (931) 388-1217.

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NOTICE!!!! Our yard currently has limited hrs due to a yard project. Please check back often as the calendar has had to be updated daily. Sorry for any inconvenience We hope to have the project completed ASAP. We have almost a full acre of sunny and shaded area for your pet and you to enjoy. The yard is fully fenced with wood and wire secure fence.

Bark Springs Park in Smyrna, Tennessee is a dog-friendly park located at 1000 Espey Dr. The park offers amenities such as a small dog area, dog drinking water, and an indoor restroom. Visitors can find more information on the park's website or by calling (615) 459-9773.

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Let you and your pups be free!! Visit our 220 acres which 218 acres is reserved for a leash free day! Enjoy the natural nature setting in the Big Brush Creek Cove. Think of it as renting out a state park for the day! Enjoy the sound of water the moment you park. Walk along the driveway to view the creek and gorge the whole way in or enjoy mountain trails on the right side of the driveway. Marathon runners love training here! Make sure the pups get to swim and splash in the clean flowing creek. Take a break so you and your pup(s) can enjoy pure relaxation. *Inquire about camping overnight if you love it too much to leave. We hope you and your pup(s) will love it as much as we and our pups do. *Please note when you make a reservation it will be booked on central time zone. I’m happy to honor eastern time when possible. *Rules are simple but some forget, which is to leave the land the way you find it. 🐶💕 *Do not carve on trees please, especially the big tree at the back boundary with Indian carvings on it. 🐶💕 *Do not leave bags of waste along the driveway. Dogs get to be dogs here so bagging isn’t necessary but if you bag their waste, then take it to the provided garbage can. 🐶💕 *a horse trough is provided in place of a picnic table / bench at the back boundary next to the small fire pit which has wood stacked and ready for use. *The water can rise during floods coming into the back boundary field so accommodations are being made for a heavier picnic table that won’t wash away like the first one did 🙂 *please always check back for updates as the property continues to improve for pups and their parents 🐶💕 * ALWAYS close the gate behind you unless your told otherwise please 🐶💕

Bark Park on 2310 Rocky Fork Rd in Nolensville, Tennessee is an unfenced dog park that offers amenities such as agility equipment, chairs, dog drinking water, a table, and a field for dogs to run and play. The park is small dog friendly and can be reached at (615) 790-5719 or via email at Frank.Hubbuch@williamsoncounty-tn.gov. Visit their website at https://www.wcparksandrec.com/facilities_and_parks/ for more information.

Central Bark Dog Park in Smithville, Tennessee is an unfenced dog park located at 186 Transfer Station Rd. It is small dog friendly and features agility equipment, chairs, a dog drinking station, and a table. Visitors can find more information on the park's website and contact them at (615) 549-5330 or info@springfieldtn.gov.

Barkley Park in Spring Hill, Tennessee is a dog-friendly park with amenities such as agility equipment, dog drinking water, and an indoor restroom. Small dogs are welcome to enjoy the field at the park. It is open from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM on weekdays and weekends, and from daylight to dark on other days. For more information, visit their website at https://www.springhilltn.org/Facilities/Facility/Details/Evans-Park-2 or contact them at (931) 487-0027 or kwilliams@springhilltn.org.

Park hours: M - F 8:00 AM —  9:00 PM Sat 8:00 AM —  9:00 PM Sun 8:00 AM —  9:00 PM Other Daylight to Dark

Love's Travel Stop in Mount Juliet, Tennessee, offers a dog park with unfenced enclosure and amenities such as small dog-friendly areas and an indoor restroom. This travel stop is a convenient place for travelers to let their furry friends stretch their legs and get some fresh air. With a website and phone number readily available, pet owners can easily access information before visiting the park.

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Hey, Welcome to our incredible back yard! Fully fenced with trees and tons of space to run, we invite you to come for a peaceful outing with your pup!

Freedom Run Dog Park located at 2098 Turning Wheel Ln in Franklin, Tennessee is an unfenced park where dogs can roam off-leash. Owners must remain with their dogs and are responsible for any injuries or damages caused by their pets. Dogs must be over four months old, have current vaccinations, and wear a collar with identification. Only three dogs per owner are allowed, and no outside items are permitted aside from tennis balls. The park provides amenities such as agility equipment, chairs, water for dogs, and a field. For more information, visit their website or contact them at (615) 794-2103 or parksinfo@franklintn.gov.

K-9 Korral Dog Park in Franklin, Tennessee is an unfenced enclosure where dogs must be off-leash and under the owner's supervision at all times. Owners are responsible for any injuries or damages caused by their dogs. The park is closed from dusk until dawn, and dogs must have current licenses and vaccinations. Strollers, bicycles, and toys are not allowed, but tennis balls are permitted. Owners can bring up to three dogs at a time and must pick up after them. The park includes a small dog area and a field. For more information, visit their website or contact them at (615) 794-2103 or parksinfo@franklintn.gov.

Love's Travel Stop in Jasper, Tennessee is a dog-friendly park located at 260 Tva Rd. The park is unfenced but caters to small dogs. There is also an indoor restroom available for the convenience of visitors. For more information, individuals can visit https://www.loves.com/ or contact the park at (423) 942-3345.

Maggie's Bark Park in Franklin, Tennessee is a dog park with amenities including agility equipment and a field, perfect for small dogs to play and exercise. The park is open on weekdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, visit their website at https://www.adoptwcac.org/ or call (615) 790-5590.

Park hours: Mon - Fri 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Saturday 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Miss Peggy's Bark Park is located at 920 Heritage Way in Brentwood, Tennessee, United States. The park has unfenced enclosures for both large and small dogs, but there are strict rules in place to ensure safety and order. Visitors must be aware that they enter at their own risk and must adhere to regulations such as no dogs over 25 pounds in the small dog area, leashing dogs at all times, and cleaning up after pets. The park also offers amenities such as agility equipment, chairs, dog drinking water, and a dog washing area. For more information, visit their website or contact them at (615) 371-0060 or deanna.lambert@brentwoodtn.gov.

Pitts Dog Park in Nashville, Tennessee is an unfenced park located at 299 Tusculum Rd in Antioch. The park is small dog friendly and offers amenities such as tables and trails for visitors to enjoy. Open from 7 AM to 6 PM every day of the week, Pitts Dog Park is a great destination for dog owners looking for a place for their furry friends to play and socialize. For more information, visitors can check out the park's website at pitts-dog-park.edan.io or call 615-862-8400.

Park hours: 7 AM–6 PM 7 days per Week

Williamson County Animal Center Dog Park is located at 1006 Grigsby Hayes Ct, Franklin, Tennessee. The park is unfenced and offers amenities such as small dog-friendly areas, agility equipment, chairs, and tables for visitors. The park is open Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Contact the park at (615) 790-5590 or Animal.Web@williamsoncounty-tn.gov. Visit their website at http://www.adoptwcac.org/ for more information.

Park hours: Mon - Fri 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Saturday 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.