Sweet nutty aromas of our freshly baked Prairie’s Best Fruited Granola drifting through the house prompt this article. It is one of our featured breakfast selections. Made in small batches with oatmeal, sunflower & seasame seeds,
Being environmentally sensitive in our practices at Dog Bark Park has always been our practice for both the bed & breakfast and the chainsaw art components of our business at Dog Bark Park. This article will cover some of the
What’s great about Summer in Idaho? Abundant sunshine. Blue skies. The slow turn of prairie & canyon lands from green to amber. Short mosquito season. Warm breezes, open windows. Visitors arriving from all over. Fresh local
July 14 & Sept 12th are the music dates. And we have openings for staying in the dog either night. Both performances are at the lovely Grangeville City Park. Free, unless you want VIP seating; otherwise
Sweet Willy, our pet name for Dog Bark Park Inn Bed & Breakfast, was named Best Hotel for Dog Lovers in the July 2009 annual Best of America Reader’s Digest magazine. Find Sweet Willy’s picture and commentary
How about a midweek Music-ation? Plan to stay at Dog Bark Park Inn B&B Thur. July 9, 2009. And while the evening is young (6-9 pm) enjoy food & music at Craigmont’s annual Jam’n in the Park. (Craigmont
Need a last minute weekend getaway idea? We have an opening in the big dog for this Friday, June 12th. (all other weekends in June are booked) Bring your family, your partner, your friend, or just
It has been quite awhile since we’ve written about Sprocket, our puppy ambassador at Dog Bark Park. He’s a cheerful Golden Retriever and thinks every visitor to Dog Bark Park has come to see him! And
The recipe for our Rhubarb Brown Sugar Muffins, a favorite with our guests, has been published in The Best of Country Cooking 2009 cookbook published by the editors of Reiman Publications, a division of Reader’s Digest Magazine.
Yesterday was the perfect Spring evening as Dennis & I drove home to Grangeville from a long day at Dog Bark Park. Midway through our 15 mile commute is a stretch of old apple trees growing along what
Staycations, a vacation taken in your own community or region, are popular this year. One thing about travel is certain; Americans like to vacation. We’ll give up other things in our family budget before giving
Spend Friday night May 29 in the World’s Biggest Beagle. Next day take a healthful class at the beautiful nearby Monastery of St. Gertrude. Limited enrollment. Oils, Herbs & Salves – Sat. 5/30/09 Explore the relationships between oils, herbs
About the artists
We are husband and wife artists working at Dog Bark Park since 1997. Dennis, a self-taught chainsaw artist, has been carving for over thirty years. Frances joined him in the business twenty-six years ago. Our “big break” came in 1995 when our carvings were sold on QVC television…
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Dennis J. Sullivan & Frances Conklin
Dog Bark Park
2421 Business Loop 95
Cottonwood ID 83522-5030
Phone 208 962-3647
(We’re in Pacific Time Zone)
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