Ferguson Dog Park
Ferguson Dog Park is a welcoming outdoor space for dogs and their owners located in Bloomington, Indiana. It offers a natural environment where dogs can enjoy off-leash play and exercise. The park provides essential amenities such as seating, parking, and waste disposal options, making it convenient and comfortable for visitors. With fenced areas ensuring safety for the dogs, it is a great place for socializing and enjoying time outdoors with your pet.
Reviews
Excellent place to bring the baby to play. Marnie loved meeting all the different dogs and people. She had so much room to run.
Awesome park tons of space just be careful around the fence if your dog likes to sneak under fences there’s a few spots that get low when it rains
This dog park is awesome! Everyone here is super friendly, there are three different areas one for small, large, and another area with some logs for the dogs to climb. I use to take my pup here all the time until we moved away.
We love going here!!! There are three runs- one very large run (well over an acre, maybe two or even more) for large dogs, another large-ish run for small dogs and a third run you can use if you’re training or have a dog who loves the park but who is sometimes reactive. It’s well maintained, but bring your own water bowl if you have smaller dogs or don’t want your dogs drinking half water half slobber. They even have TWO little bathing areas, and they do have a water fountain outside the fence near the parking lot but all the water is turned off in the winter. The grass is well maintained and people do an okay job picking up after their dogs though I’ve come home with stinky surprises on my shoes more than once. Overall a great park.
I really enjoy bringing my dog here! Most people clean up after their dogs. But not all! Generally waste bags are available at the entrance. There are water spigots and a dog rinse area. Both the large and small dog fenced areas have their own gates and the grass is always mowed. People are friendly, parking is very close and there are always other dogs to run with.