Sweat Mountain Dog Park

Nicely shaded in summer. Nobody cleans up after their dogs, even though they say they do. Just a big social hour for most, who then ignore their dogs. The local tennis players used to drop off tennis balls, but they've stopped for some reason. Generally friendly people with a handful of psychos, like any place I suppose.

trees and tennis balls are plenty! been going here for over a decade. issues have been minimal and easily avoided by arriving at less busy times of the day :) heavy rain barely disrupts/floods the yard with mud, despite the park resting on a flood plain, thanks to French drains. trails around the park are also available, and are wooded. the lower loop does get a bit muddy after heavy rain.

Enjoyed the cold weather. Now that the ground is frozen, my dog had less opportunity to eat dirty which he is obsessed to. I also noticed that they filled the bold patches with new straw/wood chips a couple of weeks ago. It got really muddy earlier, to the point that it was impossible to get through the park without getting your shoes soaked. On the other hand, no problem crossing it wearing a pair of rain boots :) Anyway, we love this park very much, and dogs and their owners. 😍 P.S.: if you go there when it's freezing, please bring a bottle of water with you to share it among dogs as the water fountain freezes up, too.

Decent park with good amenities for owners to be comfortable. Lots of shade. However, the fleas were unbearable biting on my legs. Still a good group of dogs there for a dog's entertainment.

Cool place. Fun place to play with your pup. Everyone's friendly, and most of the pups are friendly. Nice place to take and let them run off the puppy energy or learn to socialize with people and other dogs. Ben and I enjoy every trip.