DogMapFenced dog park · William A. Pitts Park · 299 Tusculum Rd, Antioch, TN 37013
Pitts Dog Park
A roughly 1.5-acre fenced off-leash area at William A. Pitts Park with benches and, unusually, a fully fenced wooded nature-trail loop where dogs can roam off-leash through the trees. A favorite in southeast Davidson County.
Off-leash · alwaysThe facts
- Off-leashOff-leash · always
- FencedYes — enclosed
- WaterFountain on site
- Size1.57 acres + fenced wooded trail loop
- HoursOff-leash all day · dawn–dusk
- SurfaceGrass / dirt
Parking & access
Lot at William A. Pitts Park off Tusculum Rd.
Good to know
- Two off-leash experiences: an open fenced field plus a fenced wooded trail loop — rare for a Metro dog park.
- Natural-grass and woodland footing; the tree canopy on the trail gives welcome shade.
- Wooded means ticks — check your dog afterward, especially in warm, humid Tennessee months.
About Pitts Dog Park
Pitts Dog Park is a free fenced dog park in Antioch, Tennessee where dogs are off-leash year-round. It's fully fenced, with a drinking fountain on site. Size: 1.57 acres + fenced wooded trail loop.
Rules verified · source: Metro Nashville Parks & Recreation
Pitts Dog Park: FAQ
- Can my dog be off-leash at Pitts Dog Park?
- Yes — Pitts Dog Park is off-leash year-round, whenever it's open.
- Is Pitts Dog Park fenced?
- Yes — Pitts Dog Park is fully enclosed.
- Is Pitts Dog Park free?
- Yes — Pitts Dog Park is free to access. Lot at William A. Pitts Park off Tusculum Rd.
- 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.