Dearborn Dog Park (Members Only)
Dearborn Dog Park is a well-maintained, members-only dog park in Dearborn with separate areas for small and large dogs. The park emphasizes safety and health with strict rules requiring dogs to be licensed, vaccinated, and sterilized. Amenities include fenced areas with a keyed gated entrance, doggy water fountains, agility equipment, plenty of waste bags and benches, and a strong dog-owner community. The park is wheelchair accessible and closes for winter months from mid-November to April.
Reviews
Wonderful Dog Park, its not as big as some dog parks that are located in more suburban areas, but for a city-location, its pretty great. Has a doggy water fountain, agility equipment, plenty of waste bags, benches, and a great dog owner-community. I go at least 3 times a week. I love getting to know all the dogs and dog owners, and Kingsley (my dog) LOVES it too! Occasionally the gate doesn’t work but that’s about the only thing negative I have to say.
For anyone one wondering like I was, the park closes for Winter 11/15 and reopens sometimes in April.
Always clean and well maintained. It’s so great Dearborn has put in this park. My dogs love to come here and we like meeting other residents of Dearborn. The rules are mostly followed here which makes for a safer and more enjoyable experience for everyone. There is a smaller dog side and a large dog side and each side is equipped with a full stock of bags for cleaning up after your dog, water fountains, and plenty of water for the dogs. The water supply is shut off sometime in the winter and turned back on March 15, yearly. If you join, you have to provide the city with information on your dog including health status -no intact dogs allowed! You’ll receive a key fob for the front gate. If you have recently joined, visit Dearborn Dog Park page one FB to get to know the requirements and meet other members and keep updated on closures and other dog park news. My only suggestion would be to fix the gate sensor which has been working off and on since the park put it in.
Clean, not very crowded.Two sides one for small one for large. There are a lot of rules though. Dogs must be sterilized
It’s SO GREAT that Dearborn had something like this! I just hope that dog owners realize that dogs sometimes “sound fierce” when they are playing! We’ve got a lot of pit bulls and pit mixes, so hopefully people aren’t too easily concerned.
Are fur babies love the dog park and they love all their new friends that they meet every time they go.. and I really like that the dogs that attend the park they have to be licensed they have to have all their shots up-to-date so that makes me feel a little bit better knowing that the dogs they are playing with have responsible owners and there dogs are covered from passing on things to other dogs at the park