One-third-acre of fenced-in yard located in Lexington, easily accessible and secluded off of Nicholasville Rd. near the Summit. We're excited to share this sanctuary with you! Doggy Perks: * Sunny and shady spots, thanks to 6 large trees * Access to water hose * Lots of room to run, stretch and play Human perks: * Driveway parking available * 5 patio chairs and a table * Covered porch in case of rain or excessive sun * Cornhole boards and bags Likely bird-watching includes cardinals, blue jays and more. NOTE: There are a two neighborhood cats that roam several yards in our neighborhood. They usually keep to themselves, but if you see one, please approach with caution if your dogs are not familiar with cats.

HUGE fenced in backyard. Mowed weekly in the summertime. Plenty of room for your pup to run safely. We don't get much use out of our yard, so would love for you to take advantage of it! Please pick up after your pooch, but I'll bring out a bowl of water for them to sit on the porch. Feel free to relax on our patio while your dog runs off some energy! I'll keep a tote on the back with tennis balls, and more poop bags if needed. Please leave the toys for other dogs to enjoy!

We have different enrichment obstacles as well as agility equipment. We will be adding more as we get them completed.

We are so glad you found us! Three separate yards divided with v-mesh 5 foot tall horse fencing. The biggest one is 4 acres and the entire property is double fenced for lots of romping. Mowed weekly. Our park is located on a quiet neighborhood street which is also great for leash walking! Please remember to always pick up after you play. Toys, Chuck It, doggie pick up bags are all located at the entrance and we appreciate you placing them back where you found them. I rotate dog swimming pools, agility equipment and other fun activities weather dependent. Picnic table great for snacks and pup watching!

Enjoy almost 23 acres of secluded trails and a pond! There are several trails you are welcome to explore, however, only the main trail to the pond is marked with signs. Parking is in the grass field to left of the house (if you are facing the house). There is no drive, you pull into the field, drive to the back of the field, and park. You are welcome to play in the field but the trails and pond are the main attractions. It's about a 1/4 mi to the pond. The trails are hilly.

This spot should definitely stimulate all of your dogs' senses. Whether it's meandering along the zigzagged path through the grown up pasture, walking back along the wooded path, exploring the nooks and crannies of the rocks, going in for a cool swim, or walking down to the mostly dry creekbed and climbing on some boulders, or just relaxing under the Pavillion and taking in the beautiful view, you are both assured an enjoyable time. There are partial stairs going down to the lake. As it is now, it is more user-friendly for younger dogs, although my two 12 year old dogs can still climb down to the water. We are working on getting stairs or a ramp all the way down. You will have to step down some rocks to get to the water, but the rocks are like tiered steps, so it isn't that bad. The lake rises and falls throughout the year, so the distance can vary, but it is still fairly close. This spot is in a no wake zone, so it is quiet and calm for swimming.

Wide open space for your animal to run. Your dog can enjoy a dip in the pond and sniff all the new smells. You can relax in the hammock and enjoy the fresh air!