Burleson Bark Park

"We are traveling in a motorhome with two good-sized dogs that need to get out and run. We were thrilled to find this off leash dog park. It looks fairly new, although it appears that it may have issues with the way it was graded as it looks like it holds water and has been very muddy. There are two areas for large dogs (dogs over 30 ponds) and one for small dogs. They have water fountains for both dogs and humans and a dog wash area. They have only one bench to sit on, so not good if there are multiple pet owners there. It is set up for agility training, which is nice."

"Closed on a Sunday. No signs or anything. I drove to the claw park 3 minutes away which says is a dog park but it was not. Had to drive all the way to ft worth to get my dogs out of the house. We’re new here and this was super inconvenient. My puppy gets car sick so we skipped out on feeding her to see if a short car ride would be ok, and it was, she would have made it but since we had to add an extra 20 min she ended up getting sick mid way. Very upsetting. I also fail to see how this place is classified as a dog park. I wouldn’t come here even if it was open, it’s next to a cemetery, super depressing."

"Three fenced park for small, medium and large sized dogs. They have fountains and dog washing stations but the water is currently off. I do recommend bringing foldable chairs and water for yourself and your dog due to limited shading and seating in certain parts of the park and with the water being off."

"Dog park has two sections for large dogs over 30 lb and one section for under 30 lb. If you walk to the south from the dog park there is a cement bike riding walking trail 2.2 total miles one way. Also some open fields around the area"

"Very plain and small. Water was off, they say until like March, due to freezing. Dogs enjoyed it."