Visitors from Indianapolis often tell us how much they and their dogs enjoy the time they spend in Beverly's Pet Campus Bark Park. The fully-enclosed, 4-acre park allows them freedom and security rarely found at public parks and facilities.

However, we understand that not everyone can come to the Fishers campus as often as they would like. To help our friends in Indianapolis find outdoor alternatives to Beverly's Bark Park that they can enjoy with their pets a little closer to home, we provide information about local parks they can visit when they can't make it to Beverly's Pet Campus, as well as local resources, such as Pet Stores, veterinary care, dog adoption and pet rescue services, and dog-friendly events throughout Indiana.

Dog-Friendly Parks near Indianapolis

Indy Parks maintains and operates 206 park properties in Marion County. Each park offers unique and inexpensive recreational opportunities for you and your family. Indy Parks has six regional parks that provide natural settings and a sense of remoteness from urban life. Regional parks feature scenic views, lakes, rivers or ponds, and cultural amenities.

Indianapolis Eagle Creek Park

Eagle Creek Park, located at 7840 W. 56th St. in Indianapolis, is one of the largest municipal parks in the United States! If the almost 1,400 acres of water don’t entice you, the over 3,900 acres of dry land activities will. Come sailing, windsurfing, or bird watching, and you will forget you are only 10 minutes from the downtown area of the 12th largest city in the country.

Indianapolis Garfield Park

Garfield Park, located at 2345 Pagoda Dr., is the oldest park in Indianapolis. Established in1881, Garfield Park continues to stand as a lasting testimony to the importance of beauty, culture and community for visitors and residents alike. The park offers a large variety of programs & activities for all ages.

Indianapolis Area Pet Stores

Indianapolis Area Veterinary and Emergency Services

Dog Adoption, Pet Rescue Services and Dog-Friendly Events

About Indianapolis, Indiana

Indianapolis is the 12th largest city in the nation and the capital of Indiana. In this beautiful city, sports lovers can visit the NCAA Hall of Fame, Victory Field, Lucas Oil Stadium, O’Reilly Raceway Park, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Indiana University Natatorium, Conseco Field house, Pan American Arena and the Pepsi Coliseum.

For more information about this Central Indiana community, visit the Indianapolis Indiana Chamber of Commerce web site. (opens in new window)