Centennial Dog Park

"Great fenced-in, off-leash dog park just across the street from the Parthenon."

"The dog park was fantastic! They were obviously under control as they ran around all around. If you're there, enter the Parthenon by paying the $6 admission fee. It's arguably Nashville's most affordable—yet fantastic—experience. It is the only one built to scale and completely repaired in the entire world. The Holly He gift shop and ticket sales are located at the lower entrance. I really suggest going downtown if you are in the area. The guides are free and everyone is polite. Also, they end trips at 2:00 PM. I hope you like the pictures. The Parthenon, the park, and this are all rather close to one another."

"Great dog park, rarely is it very busy. We had the entire place to ourselves mid-day during the week. Took a picnic and our golden retriever chased some balls! There are also water fountains for the dogs."

"Park itself is awesome. Extremely large play area with different levels and plenty shade. Multiple places to sit and watch your dogs play. Only downfall is there is only one water fountain in the park. Which is fine except for the middle of summer with a large group of dogs. Ranks in the top two of the parks I've gone."

"The dog park was awesome!! They were running around everywhere, but of course controlled. If you are there then pay the $6 to go into the Parthenon. It is probably the cheapest (but awesome) experience in Nashville. It is the only one in the entire world that is fully restored and built in scale. The bottom entrance is where holly he gift shop and ticket sales are. If you are around downtown I would def recommend visiting it. Everyone is friendly and the guides are free. They also over tours at 2 PM. Hope you enjoy the pics. This, the park, and the Parthenon are all very close together."