Bradley Nature Park

A small but very wooded walking park for people and pets, amidst a sea of residential developments. There is a dog station available with “poop bags” provided by the Bradley Park Homeowners Association.

While it’s not a huge park, the shade provided is perfect for humans and pets alike, especially during the hot summer months.

The park is not fenced in, so you’ll want to Lee your pets on a leash, but if you have a long enough leash, your pets will have plenty of wooded area to explore without having to drive them out of the neighborhood.

This is a small neighborhood walking path in a culdesac. Perfect for residents of he neighborhood to take their dog on a bathroom break, as they have bags available. If you're a visitor expecting a fenced dog park or a long walk you will be dissapointed.

Safe and Great Park to take the pets to. I see some people had trouble finding the actual swings Park it's located across the street in Lexington at the top of the hill when you take a left after the intersection.

The walk with our dog was nice. However no actual dog park.

As others say, this isn't really a park. It's just a gorgeous single undeveloped corner lot in this subdivision and perfect for the neighborhood folk, and I felt very silly and conspicuous driving in, parking, and walking with my book and coffee to look for a bench... But it's alive with birdsong and woodpeckers and if you're happy to sit on the ground, it's great. It was the closest "park" in Google from my location so I just clicked and drove without checking.

This is not a dog park. The name, at least in Google maps is inaccurate and misleading. This is only a short path on a hill with trees. I'm sure it's nice for the folks that live in the neighborhood but don't make the drive if you are looking for a dog park.

This is not a park, or a dog park. Don't be fooled and drive here. It's 2 50 foot pathways that intersect in a 200 sqaure foot wooded area. You can walk the whole "park" in 60 seconds. Wasted my time driving here.

Not a dog park in the traditional sense.

Not a park at all!