BENTONVILLE BARK PARK
2400 N. Walton Blvd.
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| 1.3 acres
Fencing
Large Dog area
Small Dog Area
Agility Course
Relief Stations
Water Stations
Waste Stations
Restrooms
Parking |
Hours of Operation:
Sunrise to Sunset; closed Tuesday mornings from 8AM - 10AM for maintenance.
The Bentonville Bark Park is an off-leash recreation area for dogs and dog
lovers, just west of the North Bentonville Trail. The primary purpose is
to provide exercise and socialization opportunities for our four-legged friends
while promoting responsible dog ownership through events and programs. The
Bark Park began as a Girl Scout Gold Award project for Melissa Schube and turned
into a community-wide effort to raise money to build Bentonville's first dog
park. Nearly $150,000 in donations was raised. A huge Thank You goes
out to:
- American Safety Razor
- Wiolson/Schopper
- Nestle Purina
- Fredrick Lutz
- Del Monet Foods
- Kim Ochlerking
- Aspen Pet Products
- Beth Zahler
- Andrea Klokow
- Mary Heman
- Jamie Fox
- Carol Hudson
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Bark Park Rules
- All dogs must be must be legally licensed and vaccinated, and shall wear a visible dog license
and identification tag. City of Bentonville license can be obtained at City Hall, 117 W. Central Avenue.
- No puppies under 4 months of age allowed.
- All animals must be spayed or neutered.
- Dogs with a history of dangerous or aggressive behavior are prohibited. Dogs must be removed from
the park upon the first sign of aggression.
- Dogs should remain in their size appropriate area of the Bark Park.
- Spiked collars are prohibited.
- Dogs should be leashed prior to entering and upon leaving the Bark Park.
- Handlers are required to clean up after their dog.
- Handlers must fill any holes dug by dogs under their supervision.
- Handlers must remain in the park and keep their dog in view at all times.
- Please limit three (3) dogs per adult.
Dog Handlers must be 16 years or older. Children under 12 must be under strict
adult supervision – no running, no chasing or petting dogs without the owner’s permission.
- Please be considerate of our neighbors by quieting noisy dogs. Persistent barking is not allowed.
- Please leave ALL food, glass containers, and long-lasting chews outside the Bark Park. Small training treats
are allowed.
- Always secure access gates when entering / leaving the facility.
- Please do not bring the following into the Bark Park: strollers, skateboards, dog toys,
carriages, scooters, dog food, baby carriers, children’s toys, bicycles, or food. Tennis ball are acceptable.
- Please be considerate of other users of the Bentonville Bark Park by not smoking inside or around the facility.
- No animals, other than dogs, shall be permitted in the area.
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