Copper Park Dog Parks - Surprise, AZ

Copper Park Dog Parks - Surprise, AZ
Off Leash
Double-Gated Entry
Small Dog Area
Large Dog Area
Shade Available
Seating
Water Fountain
Trash Bins
Parking
Fenced Area

Copper Park Dog Parks in Surprise, Arizona

Copper Park Dog Parks is a private, residents-only dog park located in Surprise, Arizona, offering a welcoming spot for local dog owners. The park features a large grassy area perfect for playing fetch and allowing your pet to run off-leash. With wheelchair-accessible entrances and parking, it is also accessible for those with mobility needs. While the park is generally regarded as good for kids and pets, please note that entry requires a key, and non-residents may not have access.

While the park offers a safe, fenced environment for dogs to play, some reviewers have mentioned the need for improved signage regarding entry and exit procedures, as well as the lack of shade and working water fountains for both people and pets. If you’re seeking a secure and well-maintained environment for your dog in Surprise, be sure to bring your access key and come prepared for the Arizona sun.

FAQ

  • Are dogs allowed off-leash at this park? Yes, dogs are allowed off-leash within the fenced area.
  • Is there a fenced area for dogs? Yes, the dog park is fully fenced.
  • Are there water fountains or bowls for dogs? There are water fountains, but they are reportedly not working.
  • Is there shade or shelter available? There is little to no shade available, so plan accordingly.
  • Is the park wheelchair accessible? Yes, there is a wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking lot.
  • Is there a fee or membership required to enter? Yes, the park is private and requires a key for entry.

Reviews

Todd Skinner

Great stretch of grass for fetching balls. Need to fix water fountains for humans and dogs.

Merete NC Oeidne

It’s nice looking, but residents only. No real shade.

Jeanna Schroeder

Yet another private dog park does this city not have any public dog space

Christopher Moreno

Make sure you bring your key if someone lets you in… don’t get stuck for a hour until you finally see someone you can ask to get it for you.

Tyler Wilson

I’m visiting family here and we stopped by to check it out for a few minutes and as we were leaving we got locked in the front double entrance. There’s no signs saying you need a key to leave. Me and my 15lb dog waited 10 mins outside in the little cube area till someone drove in and helped us by unlocking the door. Also I didn’t see no water fountains nearby. This could’ve turned really bad due to the heat and considering there’s no signs about having a key to leave. Im just thankful someone came and helped me and my pooch out.

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