Dog parks in Nashville, Tennessee
Metro Nashville lists every dog park below as fenced and equipped with water fountains and waste bags. The sizes, surfaces and features here come directly from the current Metro Parks directory; always check its closure notices before driving over.
Two Rivers Dog Park
3150 McGavock Pike · 6.64 acres · Natural grass · Benches, pavilion and a walking track for people. Metro lists dog-park hours as dawn to dusk.
Centennial Dog Parks
2500 West End Avenue, on Flag Pole Hill · A 2.5-acre large-dog park and 0.4-acre small-dog park, both with natural grass and benches. Read the full hours, rules and access guide.
Shelby Dog Park
Shelby Avenue at South 20th Street, behind Shelby Park Community Center · 2.15 fenced acres with natural grass, benches, a water fountain and waste bags. Use the Shelby outing guide for dawn-to-dusk dog-park hours, current rules, closure checks and the leashed Shelby Bottoms option.
Stones River Dog Park
3778 Bell Road, at Percy Priest Dam · 2.5 acres · Natural grass and benches. Metro lists hours as dawn to dusk.
Warner Dog Park
Edwin Warner Park, 50 Vaughn Road, across from the sports complex · 2 acres · Natural grass and benches. Metro lists hours as dawn to dusk.
Metro rules that matter
Dogs must be leashed while entering and leaving the fenced area. Metro requires current rabies and identification tags, one leash per dog on hand, prompt waste cleanup and no more than two dogs per handler. Children under 10 are not permitted inside Metro dog parks. Read the complete official rules before your first visit.
Metro Nashville dog park hours, locations, features and rules ↗