Paws in the Pines Whimsy Pines Farm

Bring the whole family and your furry friends for a day of exploring! Enjoy wide, groomed trails perfect for strolling, a refreshing creek for splashing and cooling off, and plenty of peaceful sitting and picnic spots along the way. Kids can enjoy our playground equipment while pups sniff, explore, and take in all the sights and smells of the farm. 🌲🐶💦 Come wander, play, relax, and enjoy the Pines together!

Diana's 2 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Moseley

There's about 2acres with a pond. About 1/2 acre is mowed grass and the rest is wooded. There is a trail that takes you around the pond. There's a couple of chairs that can be moved to the shade or sun, whichever is preferred

Zavonda's 3 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Amelia Court House

You can feel the love here !

200 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Nelson

Open land, beautiful sunsets. Rural.

Nate's Bark Park (The Paddock)

This Must Be The Place! 21 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Kenbridge

We have beautiful, private trails, a small stream and a human rest area to enjoy. I will gladly meet up with you to show you around, then leave you to enjoy the peace and quiet with your pup(s). Please bring mud friendly shoes & clothes.

Kasey's Private Dog Park In Moseley

My name is Kasey, we have a great property for you and your dog to roam. I have a lot of paths, from in the woods to open paths! I try to maintain all paths as we love to walk them. I hope you have a great visit if you come! ***Please look at pictures of the driveway. The GPS is usually wrong

Greg's 8 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Amelia Court House

Quiet Shaded Oasis in Midlothian | Fully Fenced Private Play

Welcome to our quiet, private backyard retreat located at the end of a low-traffic residential cul-de-sac in Midlothian. Perfect for solo dogs, small breeds, and pups looking for a safe, relaxed place to sniff, stretch their legs, and play off-leash without the stress of crowded public dog parks. The Space: • Fully enclosed yard featuring open grass, mature shade trees, and a concrete patio path. • Plenty of room for fetch, scent-work, and relaxing in the shade. • Direct, private side-gate access for complete contact-free entry. Amenities Provided: • Fresh water and clean water bowls. • Waste station with scooper, waste bags, and a covered trash bin. • Patio seating for humans to relax while pups explore. Safety & Fence Details (Please Review): • The perimeter is fully enclosed with a mix of tall privacy fencing and a standard 4-foot picket fence. • Best suited for: Small to medium dogs (under 45 lbs) and calm, low-jumping breeds. Not recommended for known high-jumpers or fence-climbers. • Because parts of the fence are open picket, dogs can occasionally see neighboring yards or passing cars—please supervise reactive pups. House Rules: • Up to 2 dogs per booking (from the same household). • Please pick up after your dog using the provided bags and bin. • Keep dogs leashed until fully inside the secured gate. We maintain a 15-minute buffer between all bookings to ensure you and your dog never cross paths with another guest. Enjoy your visit!

Faux Mountain Views

The views are incredible and we call it our Faux Mountains especially with a light fog. You can typically see around 4 miles out across the horizon. Fall leaves will make this a great photo opp for those looking for pet pictures. Over half of a mile of Trails and a couple of small fields focused around the pine trees in a previously logged area. Please do not cross the creeks. We plan to open that area up once we get signage to over a mile of trails. There is a hidden fallen down house can you find it along the trails? please be careful of the main road, and try not to let your dogs run off. During deer season please wear blaze orange or pink. Gravel Parking area is just outside the gate, the single wire electric fence isn't ever on. We hope to improve upon this if it shows popularity. Be mindful of wildlife, farm life, and please keep your dog under control at all times. The drive around the pines is pretty easy walking. The fields may have sticks or stones in them so be mindful of your fur babies feet in those areas. If you head down past the cow waterer you can let your dog get a sip from the creek if need be, but please don't go to the other side yet.