Riverfront Dog Park

It’s a great park for this area. Has real grass most of the time, and the dogs are friendly. You find most people in the morning and evening, and they filter in a little in the afternoons. There is a small dog area and a training dog area as well. Just want to be careful after it rains because it doesn’t always drain well, so your pup could get a little muddy. If you find yourself there and no other dogs, you can cross the street there straight into dead horse ranch hiking trails, which is a nice shaded little trek with the pup. One day, I’m hoping there could be funding to have a pergola structure put in. The park has two water pumps with dog pools, but the only shade is a couple trees while there are a couple of concrete benches on a small paver area and some plastic chairs that people bring and leave there it would be nice to have that coverage on hot days with benches. Other than that, all in all, I love taking my two Berners, Toby and Bärli there, as it is very close to home.

We’re visiting and our puppy had a blast with the local pups. Good amount of space, plenty of shade and trash cans, water bowls and hose, great gates including a lock out entry gate where you can take your small or shy dog into their own designated area or your energetic dog to the main yard.

This was a very nice dog park. There are 3 sections, large section for large dogs or a common area, small dog area (under 25lbs) and an unsocial area or training area (one person at a time). All areas had water and pools available. There was ample sitting for humans. There is lots of shade provided by the trees. Grocery bags were provided for cleaning up your pet’s waste and there were large trash cans available for disposing. There was mud around the water spigot but most of the park area was grass. There was plenty of room for parking.

We take our pack here pretty regularly, the people are usually pretty kind and the dogs always have a great time running the whole park. They always have a blast and then come home and take a long hard nap.

It was a bit too muddy, after a few days of rain. We went to the enclosed area for shy dogs. There were three little dogs that were barking and all over the fence. So, we left and walked on the trail at Riverfront Park.