Dog walking in Bonne Terre

South Farmington

South Farmington is thirteen miles away from Bonne Terre. The Farmington Dog Park has something fun in store for your fur baby. It offers a large, fully fenced area for running, romping, and finding a few new canine friends. This dog park has a separate section just for the small dogs. Agility equipment can be found in the large dog section. Dogs love climbing up and down the ramps and jumping over the poles. Water for people and their pups is available in the dog park. Waste stations make it easy to pick up after your pooch. Human companions may go over training for that next agility match or take a break and relax on one of several benches in the dog park.

Herculaneum

Herculaneum is located thirty miles north of Bonne Terre. All Bark Village welcomes all dogs to its fully fenced play place. There is a section for large dogs and another for the smaller ones. Water fountains service canine and human needs. Hoses and concrete pads provide a place to rinse off a furry friend before the ride home. The hose comes in handy when the kiddie pools need to be filled up during those hot months. It's splashing time then! People can stay in the shade under covered benches and watch all the excitement. This dog park is free and open to the public.

Ste. Genevieve

Ste. Genevieve is located thirty-five miles south of Bonne Terre. Ste. Genevieve is a historic place that knows what pups want! The Ste. Genevieve Dog Park started out as a community project and is now maintained by the city. There is a section of fenced, flat city space for off-leash exercise and socialization. The surface is natural terrain with grass planted throughout. The city contributed some of its surplus property and put in enticing and colorful fire hydrants, tunnels, and ramps. Water is not available on-site, but waste stations are on-site or are being installed soon. The dog park has a few benches, but shade is limited. This furrific park is free and open to the public.

Arnold

Arnold is located forty-two miles north of Bonne Terre. The Paw Parks make it a special trip for a special furry family member. Arnold has two places for off-leash play. They both have the same amount of space and amenities. One is located in City Park and the other in Ferd B. Lang Park. A  large patch of grass is fully fenced for leash-free fun. There is a separate fenced area for the small dogs, too. Drinking water is available for people and their thirsty pups. Human companions will find plenty of shaded places to sit. Waste stations are fully stocked for convenient cleanups. Arnold's Paw Parks are free and open to the public.

Sunset Hills

Sunset Hills is located fifty-two miles from Bonne Terre, but the trip is well worth it for Kitun Dog Park. A wiggle and a wag can be expected when you and your pup visit this pooch playground! It features two fully fenced acres for a pup to get out and stretch those legs. A smaller area is set aside just for the smaller dogs. Agility equipment in the large dog section is useful for training or just doing something different. Drinking water for people and pups will be found at the dog park. Waste stations remind visitors to pick up after that furry family member. The human companion can sit in the shade and watch their pup meet a few new buddies. Registration with the city of Sunset Hill is necessary to use this dog park.