West Main Bark Park
About West Main Bark Park
West Main Community Park is home to the Bark Park, a three acre, fenced in space for your four-legged friend to run off-leash. A small pavilion and agility equipment pieces are located within the boundaries of the Bark park, and a swimming pond is just west of the park. Dogs can be off-leash within the Bark Park and while swimming, but they must be leashed throughout the rest of West Main Community Park. No permit is required to enter the Bark Park and it is open year-round.
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Pavilion
West Main Bark Park has a rentable pavilion for your next pet friendly gathering!
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the park shaded?
There is maximum shade at West Main Bark Park. A large portion of the park is wooded.
Is there shelter?
There is a shelter outside of the park, making the West Main Bark Park the perfect place to throw your furry friend a party. To rent this shelter call the district office at 630-879-5235.
Can I bring my pet?
Yes, pets are allowed to run free at the Bark Park.
Are water fountains available?
There are no water fountains available at West Main Bark Park.
Is there parking available?
There is a parking lot available at West Main Bark Park. The park is available through a path.
Are there restroom facilities on site?
There are restrooms available at the ballfields adjacent to the bark park.
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If You See Something, Say Something
Batavia Park District has teamed up with residents as well as the Batavia Police Department to keep our parks safe with the Park Watch Program. Any suspicious activity can be anonymously reported by calling the "Bruce the Spruce" Hotline at 630-879-5235 ext. SAFE (7233). You can also email bruce@bataviaparks.org. Personal information will be kept confidential. We take pride in keeping our parks clean, safe, and enjoyable for everyone. If you spot something that needs attention while visiting, please don’t hesitate to let us know!