Top Public and Private Dog water parks and swimming pools in Corydon, Indiana

Dog friendly pool! Note: Pool is blocked August 18-22 for safety because I will not be able to check in first-time visitors. It’s important to me that every dog is safe in the pool and avoids injury. I need to be here on the first visit to make sure every dog is comfy and confident and knows how to get out of the pool without getting hurt. If you are a repeat visitor, please message me about blocked times and we can probably work something out. Enjoy a heated pool (88deg min) for you and your furry friends inside a 0.5-acre fenced yard. A smaller, sniffier unfenced area is also available during your stay. The yard is landscaped so you can see about 95% of it when sitting in the shade by the pool, meaning you can just chill and almost always see the dogs as they sniff around. Rental includes a medium size 14-qt Coleman cooler (cold packs and larger cooler on request), pool toys for dogs, floats for humans, bottled water, dog bowls, Bluetooth speaker, solar charger for your gadgets, oscillating fans and bug spray to keep pests away and stay comfy in the heat. For emergencies, there’s also a US Coast Guard and dog-approved life ring hanging by the pool, and there’s a well stocked first aid kit for humans and beasts. A second 0.2-acre area is located just behind the fenced pool area. It is available for dogs well trained under voice control or on leashes (no sniffing into the neighbors yards - that’s not cool). The back area allows you to interact with dogs individually if you need one on one with a pup for training or for experience with new distractions. The back area has all the sniffs in a fairly small area for total doggie nosegasms — routine visitors include deer, raccoon, possum, groundhog, squirrels of course, and an occasional wild turkey or fox. A forested wetland behind the property still keeps things a lil wild for suburbia. Bird watchers (with very quiet dogs), may observe some of the 80+ birds that have been sighted or heard in the yard. The area is on the Ohio River flyway migration route, and the property has been planted for birds, wildlife, and pollinators. You have better places to bird, but a few may pleasantly distract you. Bring your furry friends for a sniff and a swim — and ponder some local history at the oldest house in the oldest US suburb designed by an African-American developer. You’ll see the second oldest house next door; they are the two remaining houses of the original three erected in the neighborhood, built for three sisters in the 1920s. We’re just up the hill from Hayes Kennedy Park and Garvin Brown Preserve on the river, so drop by *before* your walk. [ProTip: I used to swim out my young retrievers before trying to train them off leash.] In any case, because things happen, if your dogs are muddy, stinky, or worse, just let me know. There’s a hose available outside the gate by the driveway, and another on the pool side of the house. We all think dogs want to swim. For some dogs swimming is thrilling and wow. Others just don’t like to swim and aren’t ever gonna like to swim - but some of those dogs will tolerate a secure and controlled pool entry and exit to cool off. The sniffer types who don’t swim get great relief and comfort from even a 2-minute pool cuddle - and then they are off sniffing again. Know your dog. First visit is a whole new place and swimming? That might be a lot. Second visit dog is thinking, “it’s less of a new place but you freaked me out last time with that cement pond.” At your request I will interact with your dogs to help get them comfortable in the water — but in my experience, a hesitant dog is not going to want to swim unless you’re in the pool. Everyone is welcome — like our furry friends, we don’t judge. We are body positive, 420 friendly, and oh so proud to provide a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community. We should all be free to be you and me. Ask about discount codes for federal employees, emergency responders, and active military and veterans. Thank you for giving up your freedom so I can have mine.

Over 3 acres of lush green grass for your fur baby to run on. There is a one acre pond as well. This space is perfect for your dog to run free and let out some energy!

This location sits along Indian Creek. There are a few access points to the creek as you walk along the field. Grasses will remain short until May. At that point nothing is mowed until August to promote nesting and wildlife habitat. There are no houses visible from this location. A road runs along the property, but if you follow the creek you can easily stay 500-1000 feet off the road. Your dog will be free to roam, swim in the creek, dig all it wants with no worry of hurting anything, go to the bathroom freely in the wild. I trained Labrador retrievers for 16 years, and would love to help with retrieval skills if requested.

Situation edit in Crestwood, KY, we have 4 acres of land for the doggos to run around on! Then the pup can take a dip in our one acre pond!! We will have an open garage for some shade. Water and treats available upon request. Two medium size pups do reside on property.

The Waverly Dog Run in Louisville, Kentucky is located on Waverly Park Rd and offers amenities such as a small dog area, drinking water for dogs, a lake or pond, and a field for dogs to play in. For more information, visit louisvilledogs.netfirms.com or contact them at 502-574-7275 or info@louisvilledogs.org.

Club K9 Dog Bar located in Louisville, Kentucky offers a fully-fenced enclosure for dogs to play and socialize. Dogs must be current on all vaccinations and be spayed/neutered, flea and tick free, and friendly. Owners must be 18+ and accompany their dogs at all times. Outside food, drinks, and toys are not allowed. Amenities include drinking water, washing area, and a swimming pool. The park is open Monday-Friday from 4PM-10PM, Saturday from 12PM-10PM, and Sunday from 12PM-9PM. For more information, visit their website https://louisvilledogbar.com/ or contact them at (502) 653-7834 or clubk9louisville@gmail.com.

Park hours: Monday-Friday, 4PM-10PM, Saturday, 12PM-10PM and Sunday, 12PM-9PM

E.P. Tom Sawyer Park Community Garden in Louisville, Kentucky offers a variety of amenities for dog owners, including a small dog friendly area, dog drinking water, tables, an indoor restroom, a lake or pond, and trails for walking. With a convenient location and helpful staff, this dog park provides a comfortable and enjoyable environment for both dogs and their owners. For more information, visit their website at parks.ky.gov or contact them at 502-429-7270.

Nice open area in a large rectangle with rolling hillsides, jumping cushions and Lots of smelling opportunities. Seating area with firepit for the pet parents, just overlooking the pond.

Freeman Lake East Trailhead is a dog park located at 920-998 Pear Orchard Rd in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, United States. The park offers beautiful views of a lake or pond, as well as scenic trails for dogs and their owners to enjoy. Visitors can contact the park at 270-765-4606 to learn more about the amenities and activities available for their furry friends.

Freeman Lake in Elizabethtown, Kentucky is a spacious dog park with amenities such as chairs, tables, an indoor restroom, a lake or pond, a field, and a trail. Located in a picturesque setting, pet owners and dogs can enjoy a peaceful and relaxing outdoor experience. This park offers the perfect opportunity for dogs to run, play, and socialize with other furry friends in a safe and clean environment.

The John Helm Trailhead dog park in Elizabethtown, Kentucky offers a picturesque setting with a lake or pond and scenic trails for dogs and their owners to enjoy. Located at 611 W Poplar St, this park provides a tranquil environment for pets to exercise and socialize with other dogs.

Elizabethtown City Park is a dog-friendly park located at 213 Chandler St in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. The park offers amenities such as a swimming pool, dog drinking water, and is small dog friendly. For more information, visit their website at elizabethtownky.org, or contact them at 270-765-4030 or via email at Amy.inman@elizabethtownky.gov.

Carter’s Private Dog Park allows dogs to explore the trails and creeks in the woods area, walk the 1/2 mile gravel driveway, play in acres of grass fields, and enjoy the obstacles set up for our sister horse obstacle course (Alliance Equine Obstacle Course) where all are located on a private, gated (BUT not fenced) 36 plus acre farm. You will need to keep dogs leashed to stay on the farm property and not roam onto neighbors land. Please note horses and cats are also on site. Additional fully fenced field (appx 1/2 acre) can be added as an extra where your dog can be off leash. Please pick up after your pet at all times and areas. Water is available for drinking for dogs from a hose near the parking area (bring own bowls) or creeks (at times) in the woods. Outdoor Bath area (not heated) is an extra if planning to have your dog swim in the pond and wash before leaving. Owners must bring own dog shampoo and towels.

Buffalo Lake Trail is a dog-friendly park located in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. The park offers amenities such as dog drinking water, a river, stream, or creek, and a trail for dogs and their owners to enjoy. The park is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, providing ample opportunities for exercise and play. For more information, contact Greenspace, Inc. at 270-735-2900.

Park hours: Open 24 hours 7 days per Week

This is 6 acres of raw land. In process of finishing tiny off grid house for camping (Spring ‘24). The property slopes back down the hill toward about 3 acres of woods. Mostly long grass with mowed trail to back of property. You can see views during different seasons. No pesticides. Follow mowed path trail to back of property where it touches Jacob’s Creek. Property lines are marked. Please mind the property lines to be good neighbors. :) Please note that gravel driveway belongs to neighbors- not us. Please park on mowed pull-off. The drive is mowed back to house, down the hill, into the woods and to the creek. Will have outhouse by Feb. For now, there is a Love’s Truck Stop at exit 92 with food, restrooms, etc. (less than 5 minutes away) or in Marengo (8 minutes away).

Trails along corn/ soybean fields, wooded areas. Dog must be on least when walking adjacent to horse field. Otherwise dog may be off leash. 2 ponds.

This is a beautifully landscaped piece of property located on the Little Kentucky River. There are wooded trails, grassland trails, and water access located on this 47 acre property.