Bryan County Bark Park

Bryan County Bark Park The Bark Park is a off-leash dog park providing enjoyment in a safe and happy place for dogs to run free. We also welcome corporate sponsorships.

The Bark Park is a non-profit and was built and is maintained by your donations. So many people helped make the dream of a dog park become a reality by donating their time, money. and expertise to create a wonderful amenity for our community and a place for dogs to play off leash safely.
Your ongoing support is vital to maintain the Bark Park as well as for future improvements. Every dollar co

unts so please consider making a general donation or dedicating a memorial to a beloved pet. FOR MORE INFORMATION:
www.bryanbarkpark.com
[email protected]
Call 912.268.0DOG (0364)

This was the beginning of Bryan Bark Park.
11/25/2025

This was the beginning of Bryan Bark Park.

What a great lesson these children are learning from this teacher and his pup!
11/20/2025

What a great lesson these children are learning from this teacher and his pup!

Too funny! Our Sadie girl does love pup cup! ❤️🐾https://www.facebook.com/share/1Bn7Bv1wyP/?mibextid=wwXIfr
11/13/2025

Too funny! Our Sadie girl does love pup cup! ❤️🐾

https://www.facebook.com/share/1Bn7Bv1wyP/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Starbucks workers stunned when a dog shows up at the drive thru alone, and somehow places his usual order.
At a Starbucks in Arizona, baristas were shocked when a familiar golden retriever walked up to the drive thru window, without a car or an owner. They recognized him right away as Max, the pup who came every morning with his owner for a puppuccino.
What they didn’t know was that Max’s owner had gone out of town, leaving him with a housekeeper who didn’t know about his daily Starbucks run. After missing his treat for two days, Max apparently decided to take matters into his own paws.
Ring camera footage later showed him nudging open the gate, trotting down the sidewalk, and heading straight toward his favorite spot. When the baristas saw him waiting patiently, they laughed, gave him his puppuccino, and called his owner.
The owner said he wasn’t surprised. “He gets grumpy without his coffee run,” he joked. The clip quickly went viral, with thousands calling Max “the most loyal Starbucks customer ever.”
Credit - original owner ( respect 🫡)

11/03/2025

Thanks to Emma Fettes at Richmond Hill High School for bringing her Rotary Club Interact Club students to Bryan Bark Park on Saturday for a community service work day. Thanks also to Way Station Coffee Co. for hot chocolate and coffee, and to Gary Stanberry at McDonald's on Hwy. 17 for providing breakfast sandwiches.

11/03/2025

The weather was great Saturday for the Richmond Hill Rotary Club Interact students to do community service work at the park, while lots of visitors enjoyed some off-leash fun. Bryan Bark Park is always open. Look for the signs in Henderson Park across the parking lot from the soccer fields.

What an awesome evening! Our Howl-O-Ween doggie costume contest night at Fish Tails was a huge success. Thank you, Megan...
10/28/2025

What an awesome evening! Our Howl-O-Ween doggie costume contest night at Fish Tails was a huge success. Thank you, Megan Myrick Photography, for these pictures. All proceeds went to support Bryan Animal League, including a generous donation from Butch and Sherri Broome at Fish Tales.

Fish Tales

Join us Saturday!
10/27/2025

Join us Saturday!

Get your costume ready!
09/25/2025

Get your costume ready!

SEE YOU AT HAPPY HOUR TODAY! Please bring your pup, enjoy a fun evening, and most importantly support our local animal s...
08/19/2025

SEE YOU AT HAPPY HOUR TODAY! Please bring your pup, enjoy a fun evening, and most importantly support our local animal shelter!

Mark your calendar for our National Dog Day Yappy Hour on August 28 from 6-8pm at Fish Tales. This event supports our local animal shelter and a wish list of items they need is below. Bring your donation (or evidence of an online donation) to Yappy Hour and receive a free ticket for a raffle drawing. Monetary donations for the shelter will also be accepted by .

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15849 Ga Highway 144
Richmond Hill, GA
31324

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So many people helped us raise money to open the Bark Park by donating their time, money and expertise and the dog park you are enjoying today is a result of that community effort and a lot of hard work. The Bryan Bark Park Association is responsible for ongoing maintenance costs and improvements at the park. Future plans include a covered seating area, additional benches and wash stations, upgrading the agility course and pond improvements to name just a few.  We need your continuing support to give to maintain and improve our community’s safe and happy place for dogs to run free. Every dollar counts so please consider making a general donation or dedicating a memorial to a beloved pet. We also welcome corporate sponsorships. FOR MORE INFORMATION: www.bryancountybarkpark.com [email protected] Call 912.268.0DOG (0364)