Enika's Private Dog Park In Chase City

My yard is a wonderful sport where there is sun and shade. Also I have woods that they can run into as well. I do have flowers and raised garden beds.

Our little slice of heaven is certified a National Wildlife Refuge. So there is a large variety of birds and pollinators. We have a walking/bike riding trail, dog sensory gardens, an orchard to pick fruit from when in season, splash pool, agility equipment, horses next door to get to know, meadows to play in and sometimes there are foster puppies.

12 acres partially wooded, recently cleared unfenced land! There’s a creek running through it, and all private. Very mulchy right now from being cleared, but easy to walk through and areas of large clearing. Dogs heaven!

Private, expansive farm setting with sizeable fenced play areas. Walking trails are available upon request before arrival.

fully fenced in yard just 5 minutes from US-1 located in Franklinton :) water bowl provided, treats, toys for the dogs and seats, hand sanitizer and water bottles provided for those who’d like! we hope you’re pets can enjoy our backyard as ours do ♥️ (strawberry scented waste bags 🍓and trash can also provided)

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!