Cheshire Dog Park
Cheshire Dog Park is a large, grassy, well-maintained dog park featuring separate fenced areas for small and large dogs. It offers a double-gated entrance for added safety and a gated agility section with some equipment, though the agility setup could use improvements. The park includes a covered seating area and shade pavilion, with friendly dogs and owners frequenting it. Amenities include poop bag stations and trash bins, ample parking, and accessibility features like wheelchair accessible entrances and parking. The park is popular for off-leash play and provides a spacious environment for dogs to socialize and exercise.
Reviews
Be careful bringing your puppy here when this Rottweiler is there. The Rottweiler pinned my puppy down and started growling. We asked “whose dog is this” and no one answered until we pulled the dog off of ours. They said thats how he is and he’s harmless but the dog showed signs of aggression like growling and pinning and showing his teeth. The owner was wearing dog mittens like he’s training the dog to be aggressive. They got mad and annoyed after we called them out, even a lady said she seen what happened and that’s not normal dog behavior. They left after and the guy did a finger to eye “I’m watching you” gesture like it was a threat. If they really thought their dog was well behaved they would have stayed and not left. We came here before and seen that rottweiler act aggressive growling and hump other dogs and the owner had to take the dog to the other side with a leash that was fenced. Our puppy does fine with big dogs and holds her own while she’s growing. We’ve been to 7 different parks and she’s always played with the big dogs with no issues. Don’t bring your dog out to parks if you’re training him to be aggressive and that’s what it appears is happening. BE CAUTIOUS IF YOU SEE THEM, IT ONLY TAKES ONE MISTAKE.
Good sized fenced in grass area with a smaller small dog park along side. Friendly people and pups and a few toys to play with.
Went here thinking that there would be an agility course, but I would not recommend it for that. It only has one jump, metal hoops, and a metal tunnel; all of which are in poor condition.
The fields/play-areas themselves are very nice. There is a small seating area with cover and the double-gated entrance helps prevent escape-artist dogs.
The big-dog side is a good enough size and open enough that I think the dogs have an easier time relaxing. It was fairly quiet the day I went.
It it worth note that the agility area is gated off, which is amazing! This way if you do want to work on training with treats, you can avoid getting swarmed by other park dogs. If possible, I would like to see this area improved on.
Overall, its a nice dog park.
Beautiful grassy huge dog park. The big dog area is about the size of a football field. At the far end there is a separate agility area. Lots of parking.
Very large park with a good grass cover. Small shade pavilion, in separated areas for large and small dogs. There is also an agility section across the large dog section.
There is a bag station against the front fence and trash just outside. It looks like there is a spigot head for water once the weather gets above freezing.
Dogs and people were friendly and the park is large enough that there were several groups playing separately.