#Buck rec center pool pictures plus

Unwanted pregnancies may also result.įill any holes your dog digs.

This threatens the dogs as well as their owners who must break up fights.

The presence of a dog in heat may promote fights. Dog owners must be in the park, within view, and be able to maintain voice control of their dogs at all times.ĭogs in heat are prohibited from entering the dog park. This enables the dog owner to remove a dog from the park for any inappropriate behavior. Children under 13 should be under constant supervision.ĭogs should be leashed before entering and prior to leaving the park. Owners should not leave their dogs unattended or allowed out of site. Puppies using the park must be at least 4 months old. Animals who exhibit a history of aggressive behavior will not be permitted to enter. No other animals allowed in the park.ĭogs showing aggression toward people or other animals will be removed from the park. It would be difficult for one adult to monitor more than three dogs. There's so much to explore we wound up going back for a second day.Owners are legally responsible for their dogs and any injuries or damages caused by them.Īnimals should wear a collar and ID tags at all times. My 65 year old parents were with me and the kids and my mom who has bad knees had to stop before we reached the falls. That hike is definitely moderately strenuous.

We hiked Falls Trail and made our way to the unusual waterfall there, that reminds me of Dunns River Falls in Jamaica. Lots of trails to hike as well on the property. There's an awesome fitness center, yoga room, and basketball gym that we didn't use. There is no off season for trout fishing, and no swimming is allowed in the lake. Buckeye Lake is stocked with trout March through July, and you're allowed to take out 7 per licensed fisher per day.if you catch any, which we didn't. For us that included paddleboats, canoes, fishing boats, and stocked tackle boxes. Overall it's a great place to explore and spend the day.įor $3 a day per person you can access this amazing outdoor nature facility and use there recreational items as well. We have done the Falls Trail in both seasons. We have visited here in the summer and the winter.

#Buck rec center pool pictures plus

Tennis courts plus many indoor activities. It also has a nice kids rope course outside. We hiked with 4 adults, a 14yr old, a 5yr old, and a 3yr old. The end of the trail leads u to Buckeye Lake. There are several pools along the creek for swimming. Blackberries grow along the edge and we saw clear evidence of bear in the area. Past the falls the trail becomes very easy. Water is cold but hey that's the mountains. It has a really nice waterfall about 3/4ths of the way that you can swim in. There is a really great hike called Falls Trail there too. There is suppose to be a time limit but it doesn't seem to be enforced. We came back the next day to use the rain check but the canoes weren't available, so half of us came back a 3rd time but the other half couldn't. We got rained out one day and they gave us a rain check but would not refund us even though we barely used the canoe. Wood is provided but u have to inform the police that u r using it. There is also a large fire pit with seating that anyone can use. Not sure if it is enforced as the summer camp kids were playing in it. There is a small waterfall and a fun creek but swimming is not allowed. You can also access it by car by driving on the road past the boat ramp. You can paddle across the lake to an 'island' and fish from there. Fishing was fun and gave us something to do while we were there. We were given fishing poles but didn't catch anything. They did not have enough life preservers for our entire party which was odd but being from Fl we are strong swimmers and the lake is fairly small (3 acres). Canoeing is $5 per person regardless of age. We did not use the in door activities but we did rent the canoes and hiked Falls Trail.