Trail features rugged terrain with rocky paths and lake overlooks. Dogs enjoy ample space to roam on the day loop. Parking is limited but the area stays peaceful and quiet, perfect for hikers and runners.
Trails offer ample space for dogs to roam alongside runners and hikers. The day loop provides a great walking route that welcomes dogs throughout.
"I loved the nice view of the lake while walking through the woods."
"I found the parks here awesome for a quiet nature walk."
"It's a great place to walk your dog."
Good to know
Parking is limited and fills up quickly, so arrive early.
The trail is about 4 miles long and offers good views of the lake.
The only facility available is a porta-John; no running water is present.
Massive park offers stunning sunset views and a peaceful atmosphere for hiking and picnics. Dogs enjoy a massive shoreline with clean water to swim and play. Space is well kept and dog-friendly with both shaded and open areas.
Leashed dogs enjoy a massive shoreline with plenty of clean water to swim in. The park offers a well kept space where dogs can explore and play with others.
Good to know
The park has no bathrooms or picnic areas available.
Parking is usually easy to find during weekdays.
The park is dog friendly, but dogs must be on a leash.
Trailhead features paved paths perfect for running and biking with easy to intermediate routes. Dogs enjoy the spacious dog park with shade and a water fountain. Families find peaceful spots for fishing and walks in a hometown friendly atmosphere.
Spacious dog parks exist at both the Percy Priest Dam and Stones River Greenway trailheads. These parks offer shade and a water fountain for dogs, making them welcoming spots for pets.
Good to know
The trail has handicap accessible, smooth paved paths with easy and intermediate routes.
Expect some rough and cracked areas along the trail.
The trail provides great shade from the trees on hot days.
Open trails and elevated views offer a quiet countryside vibe for families and dogs. A large pavilion and climbing tower provide fun spots for kids. Dogs enjoy open space and trails, though the dog water dispenser is missing. Courts and an outdoor gym add variety for all ages.
Several hiking trails allow dogs to join walks and get exercise. Plenty of open space exists for dogs to run freely. A water fountain includes a spot for a dog dispenser, but it is not installed.
Good to know
The park features multiple walking trails with varying difficulty levels.
There are portable restrooms available, but no permanent facilities.
The playground equipment is suitable for all ages, making it family-friendly.
Waterpark offers stunning water views and a spacious layout with a beach, wave pool, and lazy river. Loud rock and pop music energizes the space for families enjoying exciting water slides and kid pools. Dogs love the splash pad and large dog run with trails for walks.
Many dogs enjoy the splash pad, lazy river fetching area, and wave pool designed for safe play and swimming. A large dog run and hiking trail offer plenty of space to walk, while staff actively assist and maintain cleanliness throughout.
Good to know
Parking costs $18, which can be a surprise for visitors.
Bring your own towels as they cost $27 each at the park.
The waterpark is only open on weekends, limiting visit options.
Expansive grounds offer beautiful gardens and shaded paths perfect for dogs to roam freely. Historic mansion showcases authentic architecture but only service dogs enter inside. Visitors enjoy wagon rides and local wines, creating a peaceful, immersive experience.
Dogs can roam the grounds freely, but only service dogs enter buildings. Visitors with dogs usually skip indoor tours.
Good to know
Tickets for the house tour should be booked in advance to avoid missing out.
Wine tasting is available on-site for $3 per flight.
Admission costs $20 per person to access the grounds.
State park offers beautiful lake views and well-kept trails with benches. Visitors enjoy family-friendly activities like hiking, picnicking, and playgrounds. Dogs are welcome on leashes, adding to the pet friendly atmosphere around the lake and trails.
Many dogs walk around the lake and roam the trails. Dogs must be leashed and owners need to clean up after them. The park welcomes dogs and has a pet friendly atmosphere.
Good to know
The paved trail is wheelchair- and stroller-friendly.
There is plenty of parking available.
The park hosts a native American pow wow during the fall.