Shiloh Road Bark Park

What to Expect at Shiloh Road Bark Park

Ruth Walden-Turek explains how the two sides actually work: "There are 2 sides (no size restrictions on use of sides). Each side is very large so it accommodates a lot of dogs. The side on the right (looking at the park from the parking lot) includes a hill, so if your dog like to play fetch, it's a great place to get a lot of exercise."

Anthony O'Hern uses the split for introductions: "Typically everyone is on one side, so you can go in the other to see how their dogs interact on opposite sides of the fence before deciding if it's safe to join them."

Reports on water conflict, so bring your own. Melanie Coate found "no water, so be sure to bring your own. No public bathroom, just a port a john," while William Nick found "water and bowls supplied, doggie waste bags and some toys." Bowls are there either way.

Sandie Yi notes it "is accessible for power chair users," which is unusual for a rural site this size.

Barb Schaefer used it as a stop before heading further into Door County: "the large hill was perfect for letting off steam."

Tennis balls and toys tend to accumulate on site, left by regulars.