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Enclosure
Unfenced
Other dogsSometimes
Other domestic animalsNo
Other peopleSometimes
Private entryNo
River, stream or creek
Parkour obstacles
Field
Chairs
Dog toys
Woods
50% off all dogs after the 1st dog
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Weaverville, North Carolina
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3.5 out of 5 Dogs had a lot of fun but it was a little stressful for us humans. Goods-creek was great! Fun to explore and throw sticks. Hammock to relax. Picnic area. Round mowed trail for dogs to zoom. Bads- LOTS OF TICKS. Road did feel a little too close with it being unfenced. We were there in the evening and there were lots of rabbits. So if your dog has a strong prey drive or bad recall this might not be the best spot. Lots of nats and flys. Big pot holes so if you have a low car, park at the top.
This little oasis is a bit hard to find and the driveway going in is pretty rough, but once you get there it’s totally worth it. The creek has a few patches deep enough for dogs to swim, and a lot of more shallow spots that they can play in even if they don’t like going in all the way. We did almost get one of our big Jolly balls lost in a copse of sticks, but in the end we were able to fish it out with a long enough stick. Definitely bring bug spray and make sure your pups are up to date on tick meds; even my husband ended up with a couple ticks. Still, the view is amazing and the location is serene and wonderful. Thanks for sharing it, Maddi!
I wouldn’t recommend bringing your dogs here anymore unfortunately as it was one of my dogs favorite spots. It seems the people across the creek are not happy about the arrangements, they allowed their dog to bark aggressively for over 30 minutes at the edge of the creek, while they just stared at us and the situation. We were bullied out of the spot before our time was up and the owner’s response was it was her family, seems like a new home so maybe just not great for dogs that can’t take another dog staring them down and barking for over the hour.
Great place to sim your dogs! Private and lots of space to run around in. Highly recommend!!
This place is absolutely amazing! Definitely planning to come back before cold weather comes back to town! Our shepherds absolutely loved it. One is an old guy with bad hips and it was the perfect spot for him to relax and walk around, he even got a chance to get into the water! It was a perfect spot for us to get our young dogs acclimated to swimming safely. Did not have to worry about random dogs and place us VERY VERY clean. One thing I’d say is make sure your dog is on monthly tick prevention, we did find several on us and the dogs which is 100% out of everyone’s control this time of year! Definitely recommend this spot to everyone!!
What a nice spot on a hot summer day!! Ample shade, chairs, even a long tie-out for the pups to roam but still be on a lead. Bugs and ticks are around, but it’s July in the mountains. :) Our pup had a blast.
Perfect place for pups to party!
Great spot, especially for a pup who likes to swim! :)
Perfect spot for pups and kiddos. Private, sunny and shady- great access small creek. Enclosed by nature so we felt secure for our dogs to be off leash
We had a great time throwing balls and exploring the creek - loved all the extra touches like the hammock and tire toys!
Joined in June 2022
Hi! My name is Madi, and I am currently a undergrad student at UNC Chapel Hill. I love adventuring outdoors, playing my guitar, and spending time with friends and family. I have a three year old boxer lab mix named Milo.