Central Bark Dog Park (Members Only)

"At Central Bark there are three separate enclosures for dogs so that not everyone who is there at the same time has to play and interact together. The grounds are kept tidy and the fences are in good condition. Note that this is a private park and you must fill out an application and pay a small membership fee to join. The gate has a pass code."

"I think it's money well spent. We just joined last week, and we went for the first time Thursday. We were there early like 8:00 a.m., and it was cool, Parker loved it, and we tried all 3 areas. No one else was there. We had a hard time finding it using Google Maps though. One complaint we have is all of the bowls and pools were empty so Parker had nothing to drink. One other thing I'd like to bring up is the no-drink rule. Myself I'm 53 and on oxygen, I have COPD,AND Asthma, so i need water quite often. If trash is a factor I'm that,then at least allow cups. But I think water should be allowed. There was a few piles of dog poop,ppl hadn't cleaned up behind their fur babies. We all need to be responsible, and respectful if we want to keep it a nice place to be around to relax,and enjoy. Team work. I would like to know what the fees are used for,if they want volunteers then it should be free to get in,I do agree with that. If there was at least 1 person on duty so to say during peek hours like 6 a.m to 10 pm,it'd be easier to know who dont follow rules,or security cameras. All in all it seems to be a nice park. We're going back this morning for awhile. I'd say we'll go at least 3 days a week.."

"The member fee is well worth the safe and well maintained place to let our pup play. One of the gated areas is shaded well in the late afternoon; great for our husky that prefers the cooler temps. We will be spending lots of time here."

"I see a lot of reviews about “it’s expensive/private”. This is a non profit group. Nobody is making money off of this. It costs money to maintain a lot of things here. Everything is volunteer based here. For the most part it’s a labor of love, we have a few members that cut the grass, do all the yard work, ect. We also require vaccinations and shot records. We love it here. We’ve met the greatest friends here. Shared joy and sorrow, when our babies have crossed the rainbow bridge. Who is going to supply a free dog park and maintain shot records/rules/upkeep? I’ve not heard of any around here."

"Private park that requires $40 just to get started. Would you please change the name to Central Bark-Members Only? We drove 20 minutes to disappoint our puppy."