Burns Park Dog Park 4200 Joe Poch Road, North Little Rock, AR 72118

"Shaded park with lots of pine needles which helps with the dirt. Easy access from highway. Restrooms close by but winterized in February 2024. Not too much poo that wasn’t picked up."

"Glad I saw the notice on the gate about pitbull breeds, if people weren't so ignorant about the breed, you would know how sweet and loving they really are, my babies won't be going to your park, we will go somewhere where they are welcome. Quit punishing the breed because of bad owners and let them have fun like any other other breed, I also have a Chihuahua, you should be more afraid of her."

"Spacious, clean dog park with plenty of leashed walking paths and clean restrooms nearby. The small and large dog areas are the same size— we appreciate this since our little dogs like to have lots of space to explore. Highly recommend as a spot to stretch your’s and your pup’s legs when on a road trip as it’s near a freeway exit. We made lunch in our van, perused the Little Free Library, and visited the dog park and restrooms before heading back on our way."

"THIS IS NOT THE OLD PARK. Beautiful park, both my dog and I have made some friends. The trees attract ticks, but they're not a huge issue. The park is big, there's clean water available, plenty of bags to keep the park poop free! Water is available in two very big troughs, and you can refill it with a direct pump. It's a safe and large area, feels very secure, and does not get muddy in the rain. I went after a huge storm the night before and the ground was dry. It's a slight slope so the water runs off, but not so sloped that it makes it hard to walk or run. One of the best dog parks I've been to."

"I’ve visited dog parks from coast and this is one of the least cool I’ve seen. I don’t even mind that Pitt Bulls are not allowed. My problem is that it’s just three rather small pens divided by dog weight. So 25 lbs dogs can’t play with 35 lbs dogs? That’s just odd. In a huge park this is a very small space once it’s divided up into three fenced squares"