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Osage Beach Lowe's Bark Park

Off-Leash Dog Park at City Park


The City of Osage Beach teamed up with Lowe's to build the 1.2 acre off-leash dog park at City Park, 950 Hatchery Rd. A Lowe's Hometowns materials grant donated $50,000 in materials to build the park. Crews with Lowe's, Osage Beach Parks & Recreation Department and Public Works worked together to complete the park.

The Bark Park is located on the south end of City Park, next to the soccer fields.

We’re excited to partner with Lowe’s to offer this fantastic resource to our community. The dog park promotes physical activity, socialization and responsible pet ownership. It is an outstanding addition to Osage Beach City Park.

- Eric Gregory, Parks and Recreation Manager 


Bark Park Features

  • Separate gated sections for large and small dogs (small dogs are up to 35 lbs.).*
  • Water stations, picnic tables and benches.
  • Waste stations with clean-up bags.
  • Shade structures coming soon.

*The park is divided into four sections: two areas for large dogs and two for small dogs. Each large and small dog area can be used as one big section or the connecting gates can be closed to accommodate dogs who need time to acclimate to the park.

Do you have a suggestion to improve the dog park? Let us know.

Bark Park hours are the same as City Park. Both are open daily from 7 AM - sunset.

  1. 1 Bark park small and large dog area gates
  2. 2 Osage Beach Lowe's Bark Park main sign

Grand Opening, Oct. 12, 2024


The Osage Beach Lowe's Bark Park officially opened its gates at the 2024 Fall Festival with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by local Osage Beach officials, Lowe's representatives and dog owners. 

It was a gorgeous, sunny morning perfect for the pups to play. Watch the video to enjoy the day with us!


Rules & Licensing

Use of the Bark Park is at your own risk. The City of Osage Beach is not liable for injury or damage caused by dogs in the dog park. Owners are legally responsible for their dog and any injuries caused by their dog, as well as responsible for picking up any animal waste. The city requests all dog park visitors abide by the rules.

By ordinance, all dogs must be leashed within city limits unless they are inside the Bark Park. In addition, city residents must apply for and purchase a license for each dog.

Apply for a Dog License (PDF)   |   Pay for a Dog License


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Contact Us

  1. 1000 City Parkway, Osage Beach, MO 65065

  2. Phone: (573) 302-2000 | Fax: (573) 302-2039

  3. Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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