Comments on: The Bark Park http://discovergarden.com/the-bark-park/ Hawaii Island Adventures, Hiking, Camping, Beaches, Activities and Aloha Spirit Mon, 12 Jul 2010 09:11:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: April Tauzin http://discovergarden.com/the-bark-park/comment-page-1/#comment-74 April Tauzin Mon, 17 Aug 2009 06:34:58 +0000 http://discovergarden.com/?p=1233#comment-74 I can not begin to say how much this park means to me. When I first moved to Hawaii, I had a very hard time meeting people. Going to Bark Park has not only introduced my pup to many new friends, it also helped me make friends. It's a great place to socialize and everyone bonds quickly. There is a sense of ownership at the park and regulars are quick to spread the aloha. Living in a cramped condo, my pouch is home all day long in a small area. I try to take her daily to Bark Park. It's wonderful for them to get out and run around. It assists in releasing their energy and helps them be better behaved dogs at home. This beautiful park is full of flowers and plants. It's very relaxing and my favorite time to go is on weekend mornings when it's quite and I can just sit with a good book while my pup plays. If you are looking to socialize your dog, the best time to go is on weekdays around 5:30pm when the workday crowd is taking there dogs out. Usually at this time there are around 20 plus dogs there. Poop bags are provided and owners MUST pick up after their pets. There's a water fountain for people and for pets, lots of benches for sitting and even a community board where you can post messages. Parking is across the street in the lot shared by Bark Park and The Red Cross. It is free to anyone who is going to these locations. Owners with agressive dogs should not bring them to the park. Friendly and socialized dogs only please! See you there! I can not begin to say how much this park means to me. When I first moved to Hawaii, I had a very hard time meeting people. Going to Bark Park has not only introduced my pup to many new friends, it also helped me make friends. It’s a great place to socialize and everyone bonds quickly. There is a sense of ownership at the park and regulars are quick to spread the aloha.

Living in a cramped condo, my pouch is home all day long in a small area. I try to take her daily to Bark Park. It’s wonderful for them to get out and run around. It assists in releasing their energy and helps them be better behaved dogs at home.

This beautiful park is full of flowers and plants. It’s very relaxing and my favorite time to go is on weekend mornings when it’s quite and I can just sit with a good book while my pup plays. If you are looking to socialize your dog, the best time to go is on weekdays around 5:30pm when the workday crowd is taking there dogs out. Usually at this time there are around 20 plus dogs there.

Poop bags are provided and owners MUST pick up after their pets. There’s a water fountain for people and for pets, lots of benches for sitting and even a community board where you can post messages.

Parking is across the street in the lot shared by Bark Park and The Red Cross. It is free to anyone who is going to these locations.

Owners with agressive dogs should not bring them to the park. Friendly and socialized dogs only please!

See you there!

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