Covington, Kentucky, is a fantastic place to visit, and it is also dog friendly, with many places for your dog to make friends and exercise. The number of dog parks in the city makes it a fantastic place to have a furry friend. Keep reading as we list several dog parks near this city that will allow your dog to run free.
Access to water that your dog can play in on hot days
Fully fenced-in play area
Plenty of parking
Separate areas for large and small dogs
Plenty of trees and trails to follow
Summary
Unfortunately, the only dog park in Covington, Kentucky, has closed, but several other parks are only a short drive away. Examples include Kellogg Dog Park, which has plenty of space for your dog to run free, Ida Juris Bennett Dog Park has plenty of grass, and Washington Park Dog Park has access to water and sheltered picnic areas.
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