Swift Run Dog Park
Swift Run Dog Park is a spacious and well-maintained dog park featuring separate fenced areas for small dogs (20 pounds and under) and large dogs. It offers plenty of grassy space, benches under shade trees, and is wheelchair accessible including parking and entrance. Visitors appreciate the availability of poop bags, trash bins, and a clean environment without mud pits for most times except after heavy snow or rain. The park provides a fun social spot for dogs and owners alike, with a perimeter walking path and nearby parking.
Reviews
It’s a great, spacious dog park with friendly visitors! Lots of benches to sit at and a walking path going around the perimeter of the park. There are some large mud puddles but my puppy tends to stay away from them. I would recommend bringing a towel if your puppy likes to get muddy!
A perfect place to let your pups run around and meet other pups. The park has a large and small (
Swift Run Dog Park is a great spot for pups to run and play! It has two separate sections—one for dogs 20 pounds and under and another for over 20 pounds, so all sizes can enjoy safely. Both areas have plenty of space, giving dogs room to roam without feeling cramped.
One of the best things about this park is that it actually has a decent amount of grass, unlike some dog parks that turn into a giant mud pit after rain. The ground stays in good shape, making it a much cleaner experience for both dogs and owners.
There’s decent parking, and a few benches are available for owners to sit and relax while their pups play. Overall, it’s a solid choice for anyone looking for a well-maintained dog park. Definitely recommend checking it out if you’re in the area!
Wide open park fully fenced in. Fun place for dogs to run. Bit wet in the spring when there’s been lots of snow but that just adds to the adventure.
Separate area for small dogs.
Giant and open park. Several benches located under shade trees, spaced throughout. Mostly grass with some gravel/dirt near the entrance. Poop bags and trash cans provided. There were plenty of water bowls, but I think people brought it themselves because I didn’t see any pipes. One portable toilet outside the park. Lots of fun dogs running. Nice people. Near the Highway, so easy to stop on our trip north.