After a long drive or a day of attractions, dogs need a place to run, and Sevierville's PetSafe Unleashed Dog Park was built for exactly that. The city built it inside Sevierville City Park, and at its grand opening the mayor declared May 13 PetSafe Day in Sevierville. It is open daily to both locals and visitors, which makes it a practical stop for cabin guests who brought the whole family, four-legged members included.
The fenced park is divided into separate areas for small and large breeds, so a dachshund and a Lab can each play with dogs their own size. Agility equipment lets energetic dogs show off, and there is water, shade and benches for the humans. Entry is through a double-fenced gate, and waste bags are placed around the park. Security cameras watch the grounds around the clock. City Park itself adds a playground, walking trail, tennis and pickleball courts, making it easy to split a visit between kids and dogs.
The dog park is at 1005 Park Road in Sevierville, with parking and accessible parking close by. The city asks that all dogs be vaccinated and licensed as required by law and wear a collar and ID tag. Puppies younger than 6 months and dogs in heat are not allowed, handlers may bring up to two dogs, and children under 13 need an adult. A City Park improvement project began in August 2025; the dog park has stayed open, but some parking areas may change.
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The city lists the park as open daily to locals and visitors and does not publish an entry fee.
Yes. The park has separate fenced areas for small and large breeds, plus agility equipment, water and shaded benches.
Dogs must be vaccinated and licensed, wear a collar and ID tag, and be leashed entering and leaving. Puppies under 6 months and dogs in heat are not allowed, and the limit is two dogs per handler.
Yes, but children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult when entering the dog park area.
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