Tucked into Tellico Village, Tennessee, Rover Run Dog Park is more than open space; it’s a meeting ground. Dogs play. Owners connect. Friendships spark or get rekindled under the trees. The park’s vibe is easy, social, and safe. At 1.5 acres, there’s plenty of room to roam.
Big Dogs, Little Dogs, No Problem
This place keeps things simple and safe.
Small dogs and big dogs have their areas.
Gates are secure. Fences stay solid.
Shade from old trees cools hot days.
Water stations are placed all over.
Off-leash feels stress-free here.
The setup lets everyone relax. Pups sprint or sniff. Owners kick back, no worries, just wagging tails.
Park Perks That Build Community
It’s not just fetch and frisbees, it’s friends and chatter.
Benches sit in the shade for long talks.
Pavilions make it easy to hang out.
Regulars become familiar faces.
Dogs tug leashes. Owners swap stories.
Everyone bonds over slobber and snuggles.
It’s low-key, but real. A place where shared routines turn into real connections.
Easy Membership With A Purpose
Simple sign-up keeps it smooth.
Vaccinations and spaying/neutering are required.
There’s a one-time and yearly fee per dog.
Dues go straight to upkeep.
It’s not about rules, it’s about keeping tails wagging and paws safe. Members know where their money’s going: right back into the place they love.
A Group That Keeps Things Running Tight
The Dog Owner’s Group, D.O.G., runs the show.
They keep the park tidy and well-loved.
Events bring people in.
News goes out through TellicoLife.
They listen, fix, and improve.
It’s a hands-on crew, made of folks who use the park just like you.
Community-Funded, Community-Built
A few years ago, Rover Run relocated.
Resident savings funded the new spot at Tugaloo.
Better water systems. Smarter landscaping.
The upgrade turned Rover Run into a local staple.
This wasn’t some outside project. Locals made it happen.
Rules That Keep Things Running Smooth
Rules are transparent, fair, and easy to follow.
Big and small dogs stay separate.
No skimping on safety.
Long-time visitors help newbies learn the ropes.
Everyone’s looking out for each other.
That neighborly vibe keeps things calm, even when tails go wild.
Beyond The Fence
Tellico Village welcomes dogs in more than just the park.
Blue Heron Restaurant allows dogs to relax on the patio.
Nearby rentals are dog-friendly.
This is a pet-friendly place, through and through. It’s not just a park, it’s part of a culture that makes dogs feel just as welcome as their humans.
Final Fetch
Whether you’ve just moved in or lived here for years, Rover Run is a spot to unwind. Dogs get to be dogs. People smile more. Conversations happen. It’s the kind of place that turns tail wags into real moments. And every visit feels like you’re part of something good. For more information and to join, please email roverrundogpark@gmail.com. Check out the neighbors’ Dog Park in Rarity Bay
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