- Closed since early January, the large dog park at Flaherty Dog Park will reopen Tuesday, March 3, at 7:30 a.m.
- The facility was closed so crews could erect permanent fencing, install a drainage system, remove three dead trees, and repair areas affected by soil erosion.
- Crews also seeded the area and laid down straw to help the grass grow back. As a result, portions of the large dog park remain muddy. Visitors are urged to use caution and plan accordingly.
WAKE FOREST, NC – The large dog park at Flaherty Dog Park, 1100 N. White St., will reopen Tuesday, March 3, at 7:30 a.m.
The facility has been closed since January so crews could erect permanent fencing, install a drainage system, remove three dead trees, and repair areas affected by soil erosion.
Crews also seeded the area and laid down straw to help the grass grow back. As a result, portions of the large dog park remain muddy. Visitors are urged to use caution and plan accordingly.
For more information, email PRCR Maintenance Manager Randy Hoyle at rhoyle@wakeforestnc.gov.
The Town of Wake Forest opened Flaherty Dog Park in June 2007. The three-acre park features a paved entrance and two exercise areas. Each of the fenced areas – one for small dogs and one for larger dogs – includes grass cover, picnic tables, shade trees, waste stations, and a water fountain for both dogs and people. For more information about Flaherty Dog Park, visit http://bit.ly/FlahertyDogPark.