The Town partnered with Mars Petcare and Outdoor Encounter in 2014 to build a beautiful dog park in the heart of Thompson's Station. Enjoy the Greenway Trails that lead all the way north to Tollgate Village and south to Preservation Park. With four (4) acres of space and two (2) areas for large and small dogs, our Town's dog park is large enough to wear out even the most energetic pups.
Location:
The entrance is labeled and visible from the intersection of Columbia Pike and Critz Lane. The road leading back to the park is a single lane road - please use caution.
Park Features:
- Miles of walking paths
- Fenced Small Dog Park
- Fenced Large Dog Park
- Playing fields
Dog Park Rules:
- Maximum of two (2) dogs per handler.
- Handlers must be 16 years of age.
- Vaccination for rabies required.
- Dogs must be leashed when not in fenced area.
- No dogs over 25lbs allowed in Small Dog Park.
- Handlers must clean up and properly dispose of dog waste.
- Handlers must fill any holes dug by their dog(s).
- Prohibited: aggressive dogs, dogs in heat, sick dogs, puppies younger than four (4) months, human food, and spiked/choke collars.
Nutro Dog Park
Nutro Dog Park Video
Park Rules
Town Park Rules and Procedures
- Hours of use are Dawn to Dusk.
- All dogs shall be leashed, except within the fenced areas at Nutro Dog Park.
- Adult supervision is required for all minor children.
- The following are strictly prohibited: The consumption, possession, or usage of alcohol; Smoking, including vaping; The use of personal fireworks and/or sparklers; Weapons; Glass containers; Harvesting firewood and/or cutting/removal of any trees; Fires, except for the grills provided; Littering and/or dumping; Signs/bills, including political signs; Hunting; Removal of cultural/historic artifacts; Unauthorized motorized vehicles, including drones; Camping/Overnight Parking; Commercial/For-profit activities; External equipment (bouncy house, tents, trailers, port-a-potties, etc.)
- Any event over thirty (35) people or as deemed by Town Staff shall require the approval of an Event Permit from the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board.