Brooke Hill Park

On the lake, full fenced in area with big shade trees, two Adirondack chairs and table for watching your furry kiddos run around. Lake in the back with a dock to run and jump into the lake

A fenced in area that your babies can run until their little heart is content. There is plenty of room to throw a ball or just play.

This is a very quiet neighborhood at the top of a ridge in Irondale, Alabama, just outside Birmingham. The line with Birmingham is about a block from my house. The entire property is a half of acre with a quarter of an acre in the back. It is fully fenced and reinforced with chicken wire that is hard to see but keeps the backyard safe for anyone trying to get in or more importantly anyone trying to get out. There is driveway parking and a fence for entry to the backyard on each side of the property. One of which is directly in front of the parking area. Unfortunately the water in the back is currently having issues, but I am happy to fill water bowls for you or I can leave out a bottle of water for you to fill your own bowl. There are neighbors on each side. The neighbor to the right has a very easy going golden retriever. My dog is a Labrador. There are other dogs that are on other properties and at 5:30 on weekdays. They usually bark and greet each other for yappy hour. They usually lay against the fences and spend time with each other. It's very sweet and a safe way to meet each other. I am happy to answer any questions you may have. My time is very flexible and if you let me know in advance I am happy too. Either leave things open for you or meet you here. Feel free to ask any questions.

I have 2 acres with a trail in the yard. Plenty of room to exercise and have fun. There are chairs for pet owners, trash can, hand sanitizer. Pretty quiet, including think your fur babies will love it and I’m open to suggestions.

This is a makeshift campground on 10 acres. 2 acres are carved out at the top with two travel trailer sites. The rest is woods. The driveway is steep but manageable, or park at the bottom and hike up the 600 foot driveway. You can stop by the red clay patch and wander off to the right into the woods or go up to the top of the circle driveway and go down the trail to the right to more woods. The trail ends in a small clearing and then you can continue on for a while up, down, or right exploring untouched areas. Please pick up after your dog if they make on any place people commonly walk otherwise it's fair game.