Fenced Dog Parks on I-95: Every Verified Off-Leash Stop
Most stops on I-95 give a dog a patch of grass and a leash, which is fine for a quick break. But if your dog needs to actually run, or if you are traveling solo and want a secure spot to let them off leash for a few minutes, a fully fenced dog park is worth planning around. These are the stops along I-95 with a real fence, listed north to south so you can pick the one that fits your drive.
Every park below was verified as fenced on July 5, 2026 against the operator’s own listing plus independent pet-travel directories. Travel-stop dog parks can close or change, so treat this as a planning guide and call ahead if a specific stop is your only option.
Fenced dog parks on I-95, north to south
Davis / TA Express Travel Center, Stony Creek, VA
I-95 Exit 33, Sussex County
Direction: Both. Standard interchange access.
Fenced ✓ VerifiedFenced grass dog park with waste stations, benches, and picnic tables. Fuel, store, and food on site, open 24 hours. Now branded a TA Express location and also listed as Davis Travel Center. Dogs are not allowed inside the main building. Call ahead: (434) 246-2881.
Source: BringFido and business listings
Love’s Travel Stop, Summerton, SC
I-95 Exit 108, Clarendon County
Direction: Both. Off Exit 108 / Buff Blvd.
Fenced ✓ VerifiedFully fenced gravel dog park with a double-gate entry and a waste station. Open 24 hours. McDonald’s and Subway attached to the store. Reviewers describe it as compact but tidy. Address: 401 Buff Blvd.
Love’s Travel Stop, Yemassee, SC
I-95 Exit 38, Hampton County
Direction: Both. Off Exit 38 / Hwy 68.
Fenced ✓ VerifiedFully fenced dog park with a secure gate and a waste station, open 24 hours. Fuel, food, and restrooms on site. On the smaller side per recent visitor reports, but a genuine fenced run. Address: 409 Yemassee Hwy.
Love’s Travel Stop, Richmond Hill, GA
I-95 Exit 90, Bryan County
Direction: Both. Off Exit 90, near Savannah.
Fenced ✓ VerifiedFenced dog park that reviewers single out as one of the better ones on the route, rated 4.3 of 5 bones on BringFido. Open 24 hours, with fuel, Hardee’s, and a store on site. Address: 8436 Ford Ave.
Love’s Travel Stop, Jacksonville, FL
I-95 Exit 366, Duval County
Direction: Both. Off Exit 366 / Pecan Park Rd.
Fenced ✓ VerifiedFully fenced dog park with separate sections for small and large dogs, waste stations, benches, and tables. Open 24 hours. The last major fenced park before central and south Florida. Address: 400 Pecan Park Rd.
How to use a travel-stop dog park safely
Check the gate latches before you unclip; these parks sit right beside busy fuel lanes. Bring your own water in warm weather, since bowls are not always stocked. Clean up with the waste stations provided so the next traveler finds it in good shape. And remember that most travel centers do not allow dogs inside the main store, so plan your own stop around the outdoor area.
Planning the rest of your route? See our Virginia dog rest stop guide and the full exit-by-exit dog rest stop guide from Maryland to Florida.
Note: Love’s Warfield, VA is on I-85, not I-95, so it is not included here.