Dog Rules

You may bring your dog to the park, but there are some rules to follow.

Dogs must be on a leash no longer than six (6) feet long at all times. There are no areas in the park where dogs may be off-leash, except in your tent or vehicle.
Dogs may not be on any trails. Dogs can be on paved roads only.
Dogs must be under their owners' control at all times.
Noisy or vicious dogs are not permitted in the park.
When camping, dogs must be kept inside your tent or vehicle at night.
Please do not leave pet food outside in your campsite at night as this may attract skunks, raccoons, bears and other animals.

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You may bring your dog to the park, but there are some rules to follow. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than six (6) feet long at all times. There are no areas in the park where dogs may be off-leash, except in your tent or vehicle. Dogs may not be on any trails. Dogs can be on paved roads only. Dogs must be under their owners' control at all times. Noisy or vicious dogs are not permitted in the park. When camping, dogs must be kept inside your tent or vehicle at night. Please do not leave pet food outside in your campsite at night as this may attract skunks, raccoons, bears and other animals.