Lynchburg Dog Park 515 Monticello Avenue, Lynchburg, VA 24501

"There are a few unhinged dogs with no manners that seemed to frequent the park but otherwise it's well maintained clean and with enough sections to get away from any aggressive dogs"

"Had a great time! Davis enjoyed running everywhere! All of the other dogs were very well mannered . Will definitely be going back during my 3 month stay here!!!!"

"Surprisingly nice location. Recently went to visit and it has a nice, fenced area for small and large dogs. It also has walking trails (currently unavailable), as well as water areas and even a sports field for people. There are water fountains for the dogs, ample poo stations, and restrooms. Great place to take your dog to be outside and meet other dogs. UPDATE: stopped by last weekend and all water was broken. Both dog fountains, the pump by the fence, and even the fountain for people by the restrooms. It has been way too hot for no water. I didn't stop to pick some up because I knew the fountains were there. Had to cut my stop way short because my little buddy was tired and thirsty fast."

"Since the city took over ownership, they do the bare necessities, and that's being generous. Grass is cut when it's ankle-high, nothing's ever done about the holes dug. Any balls or toys are just run over by the lawnmower. Then they shut down the large dog section over winter, and somehow think throwing hay over the bare spots is going to make grass grow in the dead of winter. They lock access up and tell you to use the small dog section, and two weeks later it's a muddy, unusable mess. It stays this way until April when they close it and open the large section again, with no fresh grass grown over the winter. SHOCK. 08/06: I'm surprised they fixed the fencing as fast as they did after the flood."

"Great place to take your pooch. Clean and well maintained, didn't notice any dog poop. Separate areas for small and large dogs. Your dog loves being around you, but he needs to socialize with other canines. You should bring your dog to the dog park and let him have fun playing with other dogs."