Ollie's Off-Leash Dog Playground
Ollie’s Off-Leash Dog Playground is a small, fenced, wooded dog park located on a hill in a quiet area. It offers a wheelchair accessible entrance and parking, making it accessible for everyone. The park features a fenced area that provides plenty of sniffing opportunities for dogs, and a charming two-seater swinging glider for seating. There is a trash bin available for waste disposal, but visitors should bring their own water and dog waste bags. Due to the steep terrain, it may not be suitable for all dogs or owners, especially those with small dogs or mobility challenges. The park is close to a children-friendly playground, but double gates, water fountains, paved paths, lighting, and agility equipment are not available. Off-leash play is allowed, though caution is advised as some fences can be jumped over by larger dogs.
Reviews
Not an ideal park unless you want to go up and down steep hills
This shouldn’t be considered a park. You go in and then you have a steep ravine on the right side of you and there’s nowhere to go but down and up the other side. I do not recommend this park.
This is a small, fenced, lightly wooded dog park. There is a trash can for waste just by the exit, and a lovely two-seater swinging glider for humans to sit in while a dog wanders. The woods give a dog plenty to sniff. There is no trail for humans, so plan to stand if the glider is full. Bring your own water and dog waste bags.
This is a small, wooded dog park on a hill. It worked for my needs. I liked that no one was there & the location was quiet. The back fence is questionable if you have a runner. Easily can be jumped or stepped over for an extra large pup. Located right next to an adorable little playground!
I visited this park last summer and compared to the other dog parks nearby this one is not as nice. There was a person sitting in a van appearing to just be watching the park/playground which made me a little uneasy. It is very steep and I couldn’t get down the hill to follow my dogs very easily. The old carpet on the grass was strange, and my dogs are small and curious so after a short time in the park they easily slipped through a gap in the gate and ran around on the street. The street is a cul-de-sac and was not a busy intersection by any means, but it was nerve-wracking until I got my dogs back in the car due to not knowing the neighborhood and worrying about cars coming. Overall it’s nice it exists but dis not work as an offense dog park for me or my dogs. PS: I found the clown themed playground creepy.