Lexington is home to six great dog parks.
Dog Park Locations
Coldstream Park
1850 Pisacano Drive
Please note: This dog park is temporarily closed for ADA upgrades. While the weather has delayed progress, we anticipate it opening in the coming weeks. Please watch this space for an update.
- 12 acres divided into two paddocks
- Separate paddock for small dogs
- Water hydrant available
- Benches
Jacobson Park
4001 Athens-Boonesboro Road
- 8 acres divided into two paddocks
- Shaded areas
- Water hydrant available
- Benches
Masterson Station Park
3051 Leestown Road
- 13.5 acres divided into two paddocks
- Shaded areas with mature trees
- Water hydrant available in each paddock
- Benches
Phoenix Park*
100 E Main Street
- 0.1 acres in central downtown location (*considered a dog lot, not a dog park)
- Pilot urban dog park in cooperation with Anderson Communities
Pleasant Ridge Park*
1350 Pleasant Ridge Park
- .5 acres (*considered a dog lot, not a dog park)
- Water is available at the shelter/restroom building adjacent to the parking lot
Veterans Park
650 Southpoint Drive
- 4 acres in a single paddock
- Accessible water fountain with pet bowl
- Benches at both entrances
- Over 90 trees being planted October 2022
Wellington Park
565 Wellington Way
- 7 acres divided into two paddocks
- Shaded areas with mature trees
- Water hydrant available outside the dog park
Rules for dog park use
- Owners are legally responsible for the actions of their dog(s).
- Dog waste must be cleaned up by owners.
- “Off-leash” does not mean unsupervised. Owners must be within the park and within view of their dog(s) at all times.
- Aggressive dogs must be leashed and removed immediately. Dog owners must have a leash available at all times.
- All children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Small children must be kept under strict supervision by an adult.
- Dogs must be leashed while entering and exiting the dog park.
- Female dogs in heat are prohibited.
- Owners must fill any holes dogs dig.
- All dogs must have proof of appropriate licensing and vaccinations.
- Please do not bring food for yourself or your dog inside the dog park.
- ALL DOG OWNERS THAT FAIL TO COMPLY WITH THESE RULES CAN BE ASKED TO LEAVE BY PARKS PERSONNEL OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS.
Note: If you observe aggressive dog behavior or have animal care concerns, call Lexington-Fayette Animal Care and Control at (859) 255-9033 during their normal business hours, Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Leave a voice message for after-hours questions.
Visit lfacc.org for additional information on animal care and control in Fayette County.