DogMapFenced dog park · The Parklands of Floyds Fork · 1330 Beckley Creek Pkwy, Louisville, KY 40245
The Barklands at Beckley Creek Park
The first off-leash dog park within The Parklands of Floyds Fork, next to the Egg Lawn in Beckley Creek Park. It is divided into three one-acre zones (large dogs, small dogs, and a 'resting' zone) that rotate to protect the turf.
Off-leash · alwaysThe facts
- Off-leashOff-leash · always
- FencedYes — enclosed
- WaterNone
- Size~3 acres (three rotating 1-acre zones)
- HoursOff-leash all day · dawn–dusk; LDRA membership
- SurfaceGrass / dirt
Parking & access
Beckley Creek Park lots off Beckley Creek Pkwy.
Good to know
- Members-only: open to Louisville Dog Run Association members (membership ~$50/yr first dog), whose dues support upkeep.
- Fenced and zoned by dog size; water fountains are turned off in winter, and the resting zone rotates, so check which areas are open.
- No creek/Floyds Fork dog swimming — dogs elsewhere in the Parklands must be leashed; KY summer heat/humidity is intense, so bring water.
About The Barklands at Beckley Creek Park
The Barklands at Beckley Creek Park is a paid fenced dog park in Louisville, Kentucky where dogs are off-leash year-round. It's fully fenced. Size: ~3 acres (three rotating 1-acre zones).
Rules verified · source: The Parklands of Floyds Fork
The Barklands at Beckley Creek Park: FAQ
- Can my dog be off-leash at The Barklands at Beckley Creek Park?
- Yes — The Barklands at Beckley Creek Park is off-leash year-round, whenever it's open.
- Is The Barklands at Beckley Creek Park fenced?
- Yes — The Barklands at Beckley Creek Park is fully enclosed.
- Is The Barklands at Beckley Creek Park free?
- The Barklands at Beckley Creek Park is paid or ticketed — Beckley Creek Park lots off Beckley Creek Pkwy.
- Where can my dog be off-leash right now?
- Open the live DogMap map — each spot shows whether off-leash is allowed at the current date and time, including seasonal and time-of-day limits.