Northeast Park & Paw Place
Northeast Park & Paw Place is a well-maintained dog park featuring separate fenced areas for small and large dogs, both equipped with agility equipment, water stations, and poop bags. The park is off-leash and includes a walking trail of about 0.5 to 0.75 miles that loops through tree-covered areas providing shade. There is ample seating, a dog playground area, and convenient amenities such as parking and restrooms. The park is wheelchair accessible and offers a safe environment with double-gated entrances, making it a favorite spot for dog owners to let their pets socialize and exercise.
Reviews
Really enjoy bringing our dog to the dog park here. We have a silky terrier, and she loves to socialize. Fenced of separate areas for large dogs and another for small dogs. The entrances are double door fenced for safety. Parking is suitable for the location and distance to the park. Like that they have bathrooms here and water fountains for the pups.
My dog Luna loves this park. She gets to chase squirrels off leash and enjoy herself. Haven’t run into any aggressive dogs or owners that don’t cleanup after their pets. The majority of the areas are shared with tree cover to keep everyone cool. Nice looping trail to walk, jog or run laps with your dog. There is a dog playground that is mulched with plenty of bench seating on the perimeter. There are a few water stations in the large dog area and one that I saw in the small dog area. This is my favorite park to hit with Luna outside of the Fort De Soto Dog Beach and Park. We’ll be coming back for sure.
This is mainly just a dog park, the “playground ” area is very old and rundown. The coolest part-the zipline- is broken and unusable. The parks and rec people need to fix it and fix this playground up. Pretty much nothing to do without the zipline.
There’s also a small workout area.
This dog park is fabulous! It’s off the leash and has lots of trees and a walking path. Both the large and small dog areas contain agility equipment, water stations, and poop bags.
It’s a low key but well kept dog park. Small/large dog sides, with a walking trail. Trail is roughly .5 to .75 miles around, and the park is large patches of ground with bushes throughout. There is a water fountain on both sides.
Good, clean park with very few issues that I’ve seen. Never seen it crowded, well maintained, though occasional homeless person deciding to sleep in the park. Supposed to close at 730, but bring a flashlight and its unlocked at night, which is super convenient for those of us who may work late, but again, be aware that there might be someone in a tent in the bushes sometimes.