Miss Peggy's Bark Park (formerly Barkwood Dog Park)

We went on Sunday and the park was great. In the past, the park has had some bad history with holding water, but it was very good on Sunday and dry, even after raining. It was well kept and clean. Park at the bottom part of the Rec center parking lot and take the trail through the soccer fields to the back, that’s where the dog park is.

Great dog park and walk. Dog-friendliness Dog Park so totally dog approved.

Great dog park for dogs under 25 pounds. Nice to see a separate park for small dogs where there is plenty of room for them to run.

Love this dog park! Spacious and different obstacles for dogs to run around on. Google maps definitely didn’t help me get there correctly. You need to park by the Williamson county recreation building. You’ll walk through the tunnel and follow the signs. It’s about .25 miles so really not bad at all. I went on a Saturday afternoon and sadly there were no other dogs.

Maybe it used to be great yes, it’s a nice park and nice space. However, I arrived at 7:30 and the dog runs were already padlocked. Supposedly, they are open until 8 P.M.?

This dog park was fantastic and I enjoyed it and my dog loved it too. Make sure you park close by (the Brentwood Library or rec center) then you’ll find a pathway. It was confusing because I didn’t know but there is like a short walk to the park ( don’t worry is not long). There are two sections (big and small dogs), IT IS FENCED :) , and an obstacle course. When I went there were many other dogs (weekend) so my dog loved the company (don’t worry it’s wasn’t crowed or anything like that). But it’s really sweet.

A really nice dog park once you go through the trouble of finding it 🙃 follow the sign on the right that says “Miss Peggy’s Dog Park”, then park in the parking lot, then go under the tunnel, then keep straight until you see more signs, then walk through the field, and it’s back towards traffic. Completely missed it in the dark the first time but with patience and good walking shoes we found it the second time.

Great spot when it's dry! Long park with plenty of room to run. The dog owners that frequent there are great, too!

My little Scruffy Lola Lollipop loved it. She has a lot of energy so the dog park helped her get it all out. She has also learned that she can be friends with other dogs. This place definitely deserves a five star!

The city of Brentwood really dropped the ball on this park. It seems more like pandering than a genuine interest in providing a space so dog owners can socialize their dogs. Check out the fair dog park in Nashville as a good design that is also minimal. Pathetic dog park. I saw lots of people walking dogs and no one to play with Dog-friendliness Probably would have been better to not include the dog park at all

We reeeeeally like this spot but keep in mind that it's a bit of a walk from the parking area and if it's been rainy, there are likely some mosquitos near the park. Otherwise, perfect little spot. The dog areas are pretty big, allowing for fetch and chase. Our pups always leave exhausted!

Cool place for the dogs. Big and small dog parks as well as water for them. Needs better signage!!

This dog park is very nice and spacious. The only problem I had was getting the directions on the GPS right. The Directions almost had me get on the 65 going N. I ended up making a u turn and parking next to a recreational center, then walking through a soccer field to get to the dog park. Nice walk.

Big dog park is great, little one not so great. Dont forget to dump the water out of the dog bowls if you last one to leave. Google doesnt know how to get here

Signage is terrible. Couldn't find large dog park area, you have to walk a mile just to get to it. I ended up in the small dog park area, which was lovely however it's way too hard to find this and get to it.

There is a fenced area for small dogs (less than 20 lbs) and one for larger dogs. The trails are paved.

This is a great, medium-sized dog park, but it’s not super close to the road or easy to get to. I have picture instructions below. If you go to the Concord library light, take a left at that light (if you’re coming from the highway direction) go straight until you see the dog park sign by a parking lot on the right (first picture). Park, then walk through the tunnel (3rd pic). After the tunnel, walk toward the bathrooms and veer left (4th pic). Go on the trail through the pretty tree canopy (5th pic), and then you’ll see the large dog park on the left! It’s spacious, nice, small waking area, lots of places for agility training, water for pups, my dog loved it.

Wonderful hidden park to take your dogs too! My husband and I thoroughly enjoy taking our dogs to this park. It is large with a variety of areas to have your dog wander in. Highly recommend.

I'm not from the area, but decided to take the pups here to kill some time while my son was working at the church up the street. I did read reviews about it being a bit of a walk, but really didn't think it was going to be THAT FAR 🥴. Google dumped me at a parking lot off Concord and I asked someone for directions from that lot. I ended up having to walk down Concord and cross right on Heritage and through the greenway. The signage was a bit confusing as well. We walked (in the heat I might add) for at least a mile. We found it eventually. By this time the dogs were hot and needed water, running straight to the fountain, which didn't work!!OMG . We found a small bowl and filled it up. I refused to walk all the way back in the direction that I came, so I GPS'ed walking directions back to Concord Rd. It turned out to be a short walk (0.1 miles or less) back to the road (through some closed gate). We waited for traffic to clear and just ran across the road back to the parking lot. It was a nice park and all, but we won't be back unless we just happen to be walking that greenway, in cooler weather I might add. 😒

My favorite dog park in Williamson County! I love bringing Bentley here to get his puppy 'zoomies' out. Great socialization opportunity for pups and their people. Thank you, City of Brentwood, for another great greenspace.