Truitt Bark Park is located within Brooks Truitt Park in downtown Sacramento in the Midtown area.
The dog park includes a 0.23-acre large dog and 0.12-acre small dog park and public plaza, with shade trees, low water-use landscaping, seat walls and bike racks. There’s an art sculpture of oversized letters spelling “BARK” that’s a popular photo spot right outside the dog park. The park also features a dog-themed mural and offers free Wi-Fi.
The small dog side of the park is for pups 25 pounds and under, larger dogs can enjoy the large dog portion. The park is near the light rail station so there is some noise due to the trains, the tracks run just outside the dog park. The dog park is mostly dirt with some concrete areas, and shade is limited.
Dogs may be off leash only within the designated fenced areas at Truitt Bark Park.
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