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Play-time With Your Pup!
Dog Parks in Williamson, Maury, Rutherford & Wilson Counties

Williamson, Maury, Rutherford, and Wilson Counties have several dog parks. Dogs are also allowed at most public parks, as long as they are kept on a leash and under their human’s control. Here is a list of all area parks that people and their dogs can enjoy.

Williamson & Maury Counties

Brentwood

  •  Miss Peggy’s Dog Park, Tower Park, 920 Heritage Way

 

Columbia

  • Muletown Bark Park, Maury County Park, 1018 Maury County Park Dr.
     

Franklin

  • K-9 Korral Dog Park, Harlinsdale Farm, 239 Franklin Rd.
  • Freedom Run Dog Park, Liberty Park, 2080 Turning Wheel Lane
  • Blake’s Bark Park, 3680 N.Chapel Road

 

Mount Pleasant

  • Mount Pleasant Dog Park, 301 N College St.

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Nolensville

  • Nolensville Dog Park, Nolensville Park, 2310 Rocky Fork Rd.

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Spring Hill

  • Spring Hill Bark Park, Evans Park, 575 Maury Hill St.

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Thompson’s Station

  • Nutro Dog Park, 4441 Columbia Pike

Rutherford Counties

La Vergne

  •   377 Stones River Rd.

 

Murfreesboro

  • Cason Trail Bark Park, 1100 Cason Trail
  • Murfreesboro Bark Park, 1540 West College St.

 

Smyrna

  • Bark Springs Park, 1000 Espey Dr. (located in Sharp Springs Park)

Wilson Counties

 Mt. Juliet 

  • Jones Family Park – 1535 N Mount Juliet Rd.
  • South Mount Juliet Bark Park – 143 SE Springdale Dr.- (Also known as Will Sellers Park)

 

Lebanon 

  • Lebanon Dog Park – 500 Jim Draper Blvd.

Here are a few helpful reminders when taking your pup to either a dog or public park:

  •  Remain with your dog at all times.
  • Make sure your dog is wearing a collar with proper identification.
  • Dogs must remain on-leash unless within a dog park.
  • Pick up after your pet!Take water for your and your pet, especially on hikes or long walks.
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