Top public and private dog hiking trails in Stem, North Carolina

20 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Stem, NC

Imagine Disneyland for your dog! We have 20 acres of open land, perfect for your furry friend to run and play. It's a secluded open-space forest where they can get plenty of exercise and even enjoy the nearby creek. I hope your pup enjoys this open forest as much as mine does!

Rainbow Trails

Pre-made ATV trails, creeks, wetlands and a small river await exploring by you and your pup(s) while immersed in solitude and nature. We welcome you to our little peace of heaven backing up to the national watershed reserves and game-land. We offer parking on the side of our yard away from the house where you'll have access to 4+ acres of woods within our property, and trail entrances to the public water-shed/game-lands. ******We only open our Sniffspot during non-hunting seasons for safety purposes. ****** Our family has been hiking these same trails for 10+ years, and over 100's of times with our pups. We have been blessed with its wonderous beauty and the pure exhilaration our furry babies get being out there, doing what they love. We are happy to share our little peace of heaven with all the pups and kahu of the world who treasure the joy of running free in the forest.

32 Acres of Chapel Hills and Hidden Trails

Secluded property in the countryside of Chapel Hill. There are two miles of wooded trails with open fields and a pond. Go for a walk in the shaded woods, through the Charlie Brown Christmas tree field or by the wild flowers on the way to the farm pond. Relax at one of the 3 fire pits or take cover at the porch of the carriage house where it all starts and ends.

Country Fun Near Brier Creek

** Summer Hours Will Be Very Limited ** If you want the chance to let your dog(s) off leash in a rural setting and live near Brier Creek in the Raleigh/Durham I area then this is the place for you! Great spot to have fun! Numerous walking trails. We have limited availability. As a result, it can be difficult at times to get a reservation. Happy to answer any questions in advance of your visit. Hope you are able to come out soon!

Evelyn's 10 Acre Unfenced Water Front Private Dog Park outside Burlington

10 acres bordered by active electric fenced in cow and horse pasture. Lower property offers lake views and animal access from shore (people are not allowed to wade). 5+ acres are mowed, and an additional 2+ acres of trails and foot paths. Quiet and serene location far from roadways or neighbors. Let your dog run leash free or bring your GPS, wireless electric fencing system with you, and relax while your dog roams and discovers. We are animal friendly, but dogs will be inside or gone, and cats will either be inside or find trees while your pet enjoys the space. We do have a pool that is not dog friendly.

Buffaloe Road Athletic Park

Buffaloe Road Athletic Park in Raleigh, North Carolina is a dog-friendly park with amenities such as tables, indoor restrooms, fields, and trails. The park is open from 6 AM to 8 PM every day of the week. Visitors can bring their small dogs to enjoy the outdoor space. For more information, visit raleighnc.gov or contact the park at 919-996-5600 or planning@raleighnc.gov.

Park hours: 6 AM–8 PM 7 days per Week

Jack Smith Park

Jack Smith Park, located at 9725 Penny Rd in Raleigh, North Carolina, is a dog-friendly park with amenities including a field, trail, and indoor restroom. The park caters to small dogs and provides drinking water for pets. For more information, visit carync.gov or contact the park at 919-469-4061 or williams@carync.gov.

Lake Benson Dog Park

Lake Benson Dog Park, located in Garner, North Carolina, is a small dog-friendly park with amenities such as dog drinking water, tables, and a nearby lake or pond for dogs to cool off in. The park also features a trail for dogs and their owners to enjoy. For more information or to contact the park, you can call 919-772-4688 or email garnerprcr@garnernc.gov.

Raafi's 40 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Alton

When was the last time your dog ran free at full speed? Give him the opportunity to run and be a dog. This is a one mile trail through the woods where he can run free.

50 Private Acres w/ Trails!

50 acres total, with plowed and cleared trails for dirt bikes, four wheelers, etc. The house on-site is inoperable. There is no running water, no toilet, and no electricity. However, there are 50 acres of totally private woods and trails, plus you can letj your dogs run loose. Close to downtown Chase City where there are gas stations and places to eat. Camping on the property is available.

Heather's Private Dog Park In Apex

Nice wide open area

Molly's 5 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Holly Springs

Tamara's Private Dog Park In Roxboro

Beautiful 10 acres of open field yet private. Set back from the road. Large pond. Wooded trail with relaxing stream.

Steven's Private Dog Park In Henderson

It's off the main highway it's grass areas abd wooded with trails to walk your dog or just let him/ her run and enjoy. Don't have to worry about any traffic,it's a creek that runs threw property,we clean up any poop the dog does and it's a very safe place

K9Devotion's 250 Acre Partially Fenced Private Dog Park In Clover

Trails galore for hiking, walking, and enjoying nature with your dog(s). There is also a fenced in area if that is preferred.

Collective Spaces Dog Park In Nathalie

This is the site of a forming intentional community. We are making it livable one step at a time. We bought the land cleared and in the meantime, use our 200+ acres to host hip camp, make bike trails and kayak out in areas. Attractions: Enter into one of the main parking areas by the house or keep driving! 1/2 mile down the road is another parking area. Keep going on that road and you’ll see a barn. Then, if you eventually curve to the right as you go down hill you might be able to figure out how to get to the big stream. The stream is sandy creek and that leads to the Banister river, which leads to the Dan. In about the middle of that main stretch, there is a road to the left that will bring you to a pond. I take my foxhound dog here while we hike the trails and work on the land. I found her on the side of the highway and found the owner but he didn’t want her back. I was going through a hard time. I did not intend on getting a dog, let alone a former hunting dog with such active needs! She had a lot of issues to figure out. We are both independent creatures which in the beginning was a source of trouble but now is a source of understanding. This land has been a blessing in us finding our balance. I can’t take her most places and let her off leash because her breed habit is to wander. She needs exercise. She has a need to run. She is so happy when we come here. She knows it means freedom. If it wasn’t for places like this, I would have a very frustrated pup! This place has helped us love each other. I hope you can experience the same!