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Located in beautiful Green River, Wyoming, the City of Green River Dog Park offers a fantastic spot for dog owners seeking a safe, fun, and scenic area for their pets to play. With easy access just off I-80, this dog park is a great stop for travelers and locals alike. The park features two securely fenced areas: one for dogs over 30 lbs and another dedicated to smaller pups, giving peace of mind for size safety and compatibility. There’s plenty of open space for your pet to run and explore, all while enjoying distant geological formations and views alongside the Green River.
Thoughtfully designed for both pets and their humans, the park includes a shaded gazebo, benches, and a dog water fountain (seasonal availability). The proximity to riverfront walking paths makes it especially attractive for those seeking pet-friendly trails in Green River. Whether you’re a resident or just passing through, this dog park is a welcoming, clean, and fun destination for every canine companion!
Absolutely love this dog park, easy to access and they have a shaded gazebo area as well as a dog drinking fountain! Great place to stop by if traveling and equally amazing for those of us who live here!
Been driving for about 4 hrs and my dog really need to run. We stopped in and she ran a little as it’s not real big. Was nice just to find this place
Nice dog park with a few obstacles for the dogs or small children. 😁 It is right next to the dog shelter so a little sad as they all just stare at you.
Great park 2 fenced areas one for dogs over 30 lbs and one for under. My girls loved it. Not sure if I could get my wheelchair around but there are plenty of benches for the people
Great dog park for small and big dogs too. Large open area right alongside the Green River. Distant geological formations are cool too. A little bit longer drive off I-80 but worth it for our vizsla Copper to get some car zoomies out. The only disadvantage was the water not being on, which is also expected with it being the end of March and snow still on the ground in places. Looked like there was a boardwalk walking path along the river for walking exercise nearby.