Dog Parks in Myrtle beach

Many visitors to the Grand Strand are accompanied by their pets. Nationally, more and more people are taking vacations that include the family dog. Myrtle Beach has many dog friendly areas. If you will be visiting the area with Fido there will be no shortage of dog friendly activities.

Many dog owners take advantage of off leash dog parks to give their companion a chance to exercise and socialize with other friendly dogs. There are two dog parks in Myrtle Beach where pet owners can let their well-behaved dogs run and play.

Bark Parc south

Barc Parc South was the original leash-free dog park in Myrtle Beach. It is located off of Mallard Lake Drive near Grand Park and The Market Common. The park consists of over 14 acres and also includes a large Lake.

Barc Parc Noth

Barc Parc North is just adjacent to the YMCA on 62nd Ave North Extension. Barc Parc North has 3.3 acres of space for play and opened in the fall of 2009.

Both Barc Parcs are fully fenced for the safety of all canines. North Barc Parc has separate areas for large and small pooches. All dogs must meet the height requirements which are posted on the entrance gates. Behavior rules are also posted and owners are responsible for cleaning up after their dogs and correctly disposing of all waste materials. Tools for picking up waste are provided at both Barc Parcs.

Rules for the Barc Parcs are as a follows (from the City of Myrtle Beach)

BARC PARC RULES

PARK IS OPEN FROM SUN UP TO SUN DOWN.

DOG OWNERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR CLEAN UP OF DOG FECES.

DOG OWNERS MUST BE IN PARK AND WITHIN VIEW OF THEIR DOG AT ALL TIMES.

DOGS MUST BE REMOVED FROM THE PARK AT THE FIRST SIGN OF AGGRESSION.

DOG OWNER MUST HAVE LEASH IN HAND AT ALL TIMES.

DOGS MUST BE LEASHED OUTSIDE THE BOUNDARIES OF THE PARK.

FEMALES IN HEAT ARE PROHIBITED FROM ENTERING THE PARK.

AGGRESSIVE DOGS ARE NOT PERMITTED ON THE PREMISES.

POLICE AND ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICERS CAN TICKET ALL DOG OWNERS WHO FAIL TO COMPLY WITH THE ABOVE RULES.

THIS PARK ACCOMMODATES UNLEASHED ANIMALS. BY ENTRY, YOU ASSUME ALL RISK OF INJURY TO YOURSELF, ANY ADULT GUEST, AND ANY PERSON OR THING OVER WHICH YOU EXERCISE CARE.
ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK

For More information on dog Parks in Myrtle Beach visit the city of Myrtle Beach’s official website.

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