Off-Leash Dog Parks in Shelbyville, KY

There’s 1 off-leash dog park in Shelbyville, and 3 more nearby. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Shelbyville.

Michael Kays Dog Park at Red Orchard Park

Shelbyville, KY

Michael Kays Dog Park at Red Orchard Park With the purchase of a permit, Fido is welcome to romp off leash at Michael Kay’s Bark Park in Shelbyville, KY. Occupying 5 acres within Red Orchard Park, canines can play in one 2-acre section designated for dogs 40lbs and under or one 3-acre section for larger dogs. Permits and the purchase of a Shelby County Animal License is required. Obtain a license at Shelby County Animal Shelter located on Kentucky Street. See Details

Elizabeth Cleland Cauley Dog Park

La Grange, KY

Elizabeth Cleland Cauley Dog Park Elizabeth Cleland Cauley Dog Park is a pet-friendly recreation area in La Grange, KY. Located in Wendell Moore Park in the center of Oldham County, this dog park is approximately two acres and is an ideal spot to let Fido play in a safe, off-leash space. See Details

Love's Travel Stop

Waddy, KY

Love's Travel Stop Love's Travel Stop is a dog-friendly gas station and rest stop in Waddy, KY. This location features a dog park, premium Wi-Fi, and restaurants for travelers with their pups. Fido is also welcome to play at the dog park or any of the grassy areas away from the main entrance. See Details

The Barklands at Beckley Creek Park

Louisville, KY

The Barklands at Beckley Creek Park The Barklands of Beckley Creek Park, the first off-leash dog park within The Parklands of Floyds Fork, is open to members of the Louisville Dog Run Association. The bark park is positioned on the northwest corner of the Egg Lawn. You’ll know you’re there when you see the fire hydrants and large bone in the pavement at the entrance. The dog run features three "zones", each one-acre, including one for large dogs, one for smaller dogs, and one that will be “resting” and closed for use. The runs will rotate in order to maintain the turf and signage at the park will help users identify which areas are open. Louisville Dog Run Association members help pay for the maintenance, programming, and overall upkeep of the new amenity and the membership process helps to verify that each dog is up-to-date on shots and safe to play with other pups. Visit the website to learn more about the LRDA and how to apply for annual membership. See Details