A Nashville landmark
Centennial Park is on West End and 25th Avenue North. Its grounds include the Parthenon and Lake Watauga.
Metro Nashville — Centennial ParkCity guide preview · Not a launch announcement
Planning a trip away from Nashville? Start with the kind of home your pet needs: a quiet space, a familiar feeding routine and a host who understands their personality. This guide helps you prepare for in-home dog boarding or a cat stay with a participating host.
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Use your home address and travel route to decide where a handoff would work for you. Agree on arrival and pickup times before a stay, and ask about the host’s household, sleeping arrangements and other pets. A city name alone does not establish the service boundary or travel time.
For an overnight trip or a longer break, start with fit: a host’s routine, household and accepted animals. Our planned boarding journey brings care instructions, meet-and-greet confirmations, daily reports and arrival/pickup records together.
Dogs are the starting focus, with cats welcomed by participating hosts. Walking, daycare and drop-in visits are outside this pilot.
Explore how HomeStays worksLocal landmarks are context, not promised service areas or host outings.
Centennial Park is on West End and 25th Avenue North. Its grounds include the Parthenon and Lake Watauga.
Metro Nashville — Centennial ParkMetro Parks publishes park information and construction notices. Check the official updates before planning a visit; this guide does not promise park access, pet admission or outings during a stay.
Metro Nashville — Parks and RecreationSources checked 2026-10-14. Review due 2027-01-14. Check official pages for changing access, hours and notices.
Bookings are not open yet. This city guide is not a service-area announcement. Our first launch city and approved boarding boundary are still being selected.
Discuss sleeping space, other animals, feeding, medication, supervision and pickup times. Arrange a meet-and-greet before a first stay and confirm that the home suits your pet.
Cat stays are planned only with hosts who choose to accept cats. Confirm separate spaces, escape prevention and your cat’s routine with the individual host.
Prepare food and feeding instructions, any agreed medication instructions, emergency contacts and familiar belongings. Review the arrival and departure checklist together.
No. A guide does not confirm approved hosts, available dates, prices or service coverage. Those must be checked through the booking journey when the pilot opens.