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LATEST NEWS - FEBRUARY 5
The expansion area is still closed. We are in the process of developing a powerseeding schedule for Sawyer. It will most likely result in the closing of sections about one month at a time, but luckily at Sawyer we have enough room so as not to cause too much of a disruption in use. Stay tuned for more information. Also, if you have any suggestions for improvements that you would like to see done at the Sawyer Dog Park please email us at info@louisvilledogs.org. We'll be taking suggestions through the end of February. PARK LOCATION & DESCRIPTION E.P. "Tom" Sawyer State Park is a 369-acre park located in eastern Louisville Metro. On Saturday, April 10, 2004, the Louisville Dog Run Association and Kentucky Department of Parks opened the Sawyer Dog Park. Sawyer Dog Park was the first official off-leash dog park in our community. Sawyer Dog Park is located in the northeast corner of the park property across Freys Hill Road from the main park entrance. The park spans across approximately six acres and is divided into three two-acre areas: one for small dogs (dogs under 30 pounds) and two for all dogs. In Spring 2007 the Kentucky State Parks expanded the parking lot, so there is plenty of parking available. Another great quality of the site is the number of trees that are growing throughout the area that provide some shade during the hot summer months.
(2009 Aerial Photo of Sawyer Dog Park (scroll over to highlight fence)) |
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