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Topeka, KS is fortunate to have Hill's Bark Park. In 1999, the bark park
was founded to provide a spacious, secure area for dogs to run and play
leash free. Many improvements have been made since its establishment
to make it a more enjoyable place for both canine pals and their owners.
was founded to provide a spacious, secure area for dogs to run and play
leash free. Many improvements have been made since its establishment
to make it a more enjoyable place for both canine pals and their owners.
 | There are two separate fenced-in areas with double gated entrances for | |
| small and large breed dogs. Inside each area there are picnic tables, chairs, benches, water facilities, pet waste stations, and dog toys. There is a paved parking lot and a donor brick patio area that lead patrons to the gated areas. |
| To ensure the safety of the dogs and people who use the facility, a set of | |
| Bark Park rules have been established to provide order. Those rules are posted at each entry gate, as well as on this website. In addition, the City of Topeka's dog ordinances also apply to the Bark Park because it is located in a public city park. |
| This wonderful, dog-friendly place would not have been made possible | |
| without the help of the City of Topeka Parks and Recreation, Hill's Pet Nutrition Inc., Topeka Police Department's Animal Control Unit, Friends of Hill's Bark Park Association, local businesses/organizations as well as Hill's Bark Park participants. |
| What was once an old, abandoned softball diamond has turned into a | |
| playground for dogs. Bark Park's across America are gaining popularity and Hill's Bark Park in Topeka is no exception. |
Friends of Hill's Bark Park Association is a volunteer organization focused on
promoting and improving Hill's Bark Park. We serve in an advisory capacity to the
City of Topeka Parks and Recreation Department in matters regarding Hill's Bark
Park.
Hill's Bark Park Association holds an open, bimonthly meeting on the second
Wednesday of that month at Snyder's Cabin in Gage Park. All dog lovers are
encouraged to attend and help us make a great dog park. See NEWS to find out
about the upcoming meeting/activities planned for the Bark Park.
We are seeking donations from individuals and business to help us build one of the
best dog parks in the USA. We are currently raising money for improvements to the
park, some of the improvements include - new lighting, more sidewalks, a covered
shelter and a storage shed.
promoting and improving Hill's Bark Park. We serve in an advisory capacity to the
City of Topeka Parks and Recreation Department in matters regarding Hill's Bark
Park.
Hill's Bark Park Association holds an open, bimonthly meeting on the second
Wednesday of that month at Snyder's Cabin in Gage Park. All dog lovers are
encouraged to attend and help us make a great dog park. See NEWS to find out
about the upcoming meeting/activities planned for the Bark Park.
We are seeking donations from individuals and business to help us build one of the
best dog parks in the USA. We are currently raising money for improvements to the
park, some of the improvements include - new lighting, more sidewalks, a covered
shelter and a storage shed.
| Friends of Hill's Bark Park Association |
| FOHBP Association Officers 2010 Mike Bauman -President- Mario Porras -Vice-President- Melanie Lawrence -Secretary- Karen Walker -Treasurer- Committee Chairs: Events & Marketing: Precious Porras Bark Park Maintenance: Bill Hagen |
From Interstate 70 . . . Take the Gage Blvd. Exit 358B
Hill’s Bark Park will be on the right side
- Go south on Gage Blvd to 10th Street . . . (drive
approximately 1 mile)
- Turn Right/West on 10th Street
- Turn Right on Zoo Parkway
- At the cross road turn Left on Zoo Parkway
Hill’s Bark Park will be on the right side
| Directions to Hill's Bark Park |
