Top public and private dog agility parks in Carbon, Indiana

Dog Park at Craig Park

The dog park at Craig Park in Brazil, Indiana is located at 2013 W County Rd 950 and offers a fully fenced enclosure for dogs to play safely. The park provides agility equipment for dogs to exercise and have fun. For more information, visit their website at https://brazil.in.gov/brazil-parks/ or contact them at (812) 605-9061 or email mmoon@brazil.in.gov.

Herz-Rose Park

Herz-Rose Park in Terre Haute, Indiana is an unfenced dog park located at 1515 Locust Street. The park offers agility equipment for dogs to enjoy and an indoor restroom for convenience. Open every day from 8 AM to 8 PM, this park provides a safe and enjoyable environment for dogs to play and socialize. Contact the park at 812-232-2727 for more information.

Park hours: 8 AM–8 PM 7 days per Week

Thompson Park

Thompson Park in Terre Haute, Indiana is a dog park located at Oak St & S 17th St. The park offers agility equipment for dogs to play and exercise. It is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, providing a convenient option for dog owners to bring their pets for some fun and exercise. For more information, dog owners can contact Thompson Park at 812-232-2727.

Park hours: Open 24 hours 7 days per Week

Vectren Bark Park

Vectren Bark Park in Terre Haute, Indiana offers a fully-fenced enclosure for dogs to play and socialize. Visitors must abide by the posted rules and regulations, including leashing their dogs, carrying a leash at all times, and cleaning up after their pets. The park provides amenities such as agility equipment, chairs, and a field for dogs to enjoy. The park is open from dawn to dusk, and children under 12 must be supervised by a parent or guardian. Violators of the rules are subject to immediate removal. For more information, visit their website or contact them at (812) 232-2727 or parks@terrehaute.in.gov.

Park hours: Dawn to Dusk

Barkov Park (2 acres, fully fenced w/ pond) In Plainfield

**Availability update: we have blocked some time for our family as we just welcomed a new baby. Expect to have availability again in May** Enjoy a fully fenced spot (4 foot wire mesh livestock style fencing), run through mowed grass, tall natural meadow (we are “rewilding” a portion of our yard to native plants), two short wooded trails and access to a large pond with dock. Dogs are welcome to swim—bring towels and be prepared for some mud if it’s been raining or you have a pond monster doggy. Woods have wonderful smells, my dogs sometimes find delightful things to roll in. A hose is available for use on warm days. We do have chickens on site and ask you not allow your dog to harass them as you enter and leave (chickens are in a separate fenced area and in a coop/run). My dogs will be in the house—some barking may happen on your arrival but they will not be loose. Wildlife may be encountered (deer, squirrels, crawfish, muskrats, many birds and snapping turtles). **Note: I didn’t want to claim the site as accessible as it is grass and some uneven ground, but feel free to reach out if you need an accommodation to access the spot and we can discuss what is possible** We welcome all. This spot has a water feature, make sure to review these guidelines for visiting spots with water before visiting: https://help.sniffspot.com/article/167-how-to-keep-your-dog-safe-around-pools-and-water is

Lion Land Park

Lion Land Park in Marshall, Illinois offers a variety of amenities for dogs and their owners to enjoy. The park features agility equipment for dogs to exercise and have fun, as well as chairs and tables for owners to relax and socialize. Located at 1306 Ash St, Lion Land Park is a great destination for dog owners looking to spend quality time with their furry companions in a safe and enjoyable environment.

Avon-Washington Township Paw Park

The Avon-Washington Township Paw Park in Avon, Indiana is a fully-fenced dog park with strict rules and regulations in place to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors. Handlers are responsible for their dog's behavior, must carry a leash and clean-up bags at all times, and must prevent digging. Aggressive dogs must be leashed and removed immediately. The park offers agility equipment and chairs for added enjoyment. Access may be restricted during special events or maintenance. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult, and professional trainers are not permitted to conduct business in the park.

Sycamore Shelter at Lower Cascades Park

Sycamore Shelter at Lower Cascades Park in Bloomington, Indiana is a dog park with agility equipment and a table for owners. The park is open from 6 AM to 10 PM every day of the week. For more information, visit bloomington.in.gov or contact the park at 812-349-3412 or council@bloomington.in.gov.

Park hours: 6 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

Park Ridge Park

Park Ridge Park in Bloomington, Indiana is a dog-friendly park located at 3421 E Longview Ave. The park offers agility equipment for dogs, is small dog friendly, and provides chairs, tables, and an indoor restroom for visitors. The park is open from 5 AM to 11 PM, seven days a week. For more information, visit bloomington.in.gov or contact the park at 812-349-3400 or council@bloomington.in.gov.

Park hours: 5 AM–11 PM 7 days per Week

Marc's 2 Acre Partially Fenced Private Dog Park In Terre Haute

Melonie's Private Backyard In New Richmond

This is my own dogs backyard that potty, play, and train in for over 25 years. The fencing is privacy 4x6 panels and is over 25 years old. I am hosting it so other dogs and the humans can have a place to enjoy themselves without to many triggers. I have a little bit of training equipment. There are stick pole weaves and weave-o-matics (bought from our kennel club). I have some homemade Teacup agility equipment that was donated to my Granddaughter last Summer and I'll be pulling it out to see what is usable. Since this yard is my dogs area to potty and play I only bring out so much training equipment so they have plenty of room to roam. So keep an eye out on me changing photos so you know what equipment is out in the yard. I have kiddie pools that I'll be pulling out for my dogs to use as the Temperature rises. Unfortunately my town changes for water usage so they won't always be completely filled, just enough to keep the dogs cool. There are old dog toys in the yard that my dogs play with or destroy. Your dogs are welcome to play with them, just make sure to throw away the ones they destroy in the trash can. I also have a teether pole if your dogs like to teether pull. I have other training oddities that I will list as I round up for my dogs training. All I ask is please DO NOT bring SICK dogs to my backyard. If they are having Diarrhea, coughing, and etc. please don't bring them. Wait until it has cleared up. Please be considerate to others!

Jonathan's 1 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Plainfield