Barre Dog Park

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Covered picnic table on both small and large dog side.

Covered picnic table on both big and small dog side!

23 Walker Ave

Barre, VT 05641

Barre Dog Park in Barre, VT is a community space designed for dogs to socialize and exercise off-leash. The park provides a safe and enclosed environment for dogs to play and interact with other furry friends.

With ample space for running and playing, Barre Dog Park offers a fun and engaging experience for dogs of all sizes and breeds. Dog owners can relax and enjoy watching their pets have a great time in this designated off-leash area.

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John P.

10/24/2019

**IMPORTANT***** To access the dog park you need to park at the Barre City Elementary and Middle school and walk down a paved path. On the paved path you will see dog park painted indicating to...

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