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Get InspiredNorth AmericaUnited StatesArizonaFlagstaffThorpe Bark Park

Thorpe Bark Park

US
Dog Park·Natural, Social, Spacious
Thorpe Bark Park
Photo by Jamie B Mustoe from Google Places
Thorpe Bark Park
Photo by Tania Magallanes from Google Places
Thorpe Bark Park
Photo by Jamie B Mustoe from Google Places
Thorpe Bark Park
Photo by Insert Name from Google Places
Thorpe Bark Park
Photo by Jamie B Mustoe from Google Places
Thorpe Bark Park
Photo by Jamie B Mustoe from Google Places
Thorpe Bark Park
Photo by Tania Magallanes from Google Places
Thorpe Bark Park
Photo by Jamie B Mustoe from Google Places
Thorpe Bark Park
Photo by Insert Name from Google Places
Thorpe Bark Park
Photo by Jamie B Mustoe from Google Places

Thorpe Bark Park offers a refreshing outdoor experience for pets and their owners in the heart of Flagstaff's natural landscape. The park is divided into a massive area for large dogs and two smaller sections, one of which includes a mini agility course. Nestled among tall pine trees, the park provides ample shade and a rustic, dirt-surface environment that feels more like a forest hike than a city park. Visitors appreciate the communal water stations and the friendly, welcoming atmosphere of the local dog-owning community. With reserved parking and proximity to Thorpe Park's other amenities, it's a convenient and beautiful stop for any canine companion.

Thorpe Bark Park offers a refreshing outdoor experience for pets and their owners in the heart of Flagstaff's natural landscape. The park is divided into a massive area for large dogs and two smaller sections, one of which includes a mini agility course. Nestled among tall pine trees, the park provides ample shade and a rustic, dirt-surface environment that feels more like a forest hike than a city park. Visitors appreciate the communal water stations and the friendly, welcoming atmosphere of the local dog-owning community. With reserved parking and proximity to Thorpe Park's other amenities, it's a convenient and beautiful stop for any canine companion.

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Address
788 N Thorpe Rd,Flagstaff, AZ 86001, USA
Websiteflagstaff.az.gov
Hours
Closing soon
Mon
5:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Tue
5:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Wed
5:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Thu
5:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Fri
5:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Sat
5:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Sun
5:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Highlights

  • Separate enclosures for large and small dogs.

  • Agility equipment and play structures for active pups.

  • Shaded seating areas and covered picnic tables.

  • Surrounded by beautiful Flagstaff pine forest.

  • On-site water spigots and communal water buckets.

Best For

Dog owners looking for a scenic, off-leash space for their pets to socialize.

Occasion Tags

Casual, Family, Locals, Tourists

Reviews

4.6
Excellent840 reviews

Thorpe Bark Park is highly regarded by visitors for its expansive size and beautiful natural setting among Flagstaff's pine trees. Reviewers frequently mention the convenience of having separate areas for large and small dogs, with some noting the inclusion of agility equipment in the smaller sections. The park is described as having a very friendly atmosphere where both dogs and humans socialize easily. Practical amenities like water spigots, buckets, and shaded picnic tables are consistently praised, though many warn that the dirt ground means dogs will likely leave dirty. Its location is also a plus, with several guests enjoying the nearby disc golf course and the dedicated parking available for dog park users. In summary, it is considered a must-visit spot for those traveling through Arizona with pets.

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Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States