Phoenix Large Dog Park - Fair Oaks, CA
Phoenix Large Dog Park in Fair Oaks, California
Phoenix Large Dog Park is a convenient destination for dog owners in Fair Oaks, California, looking for a spacious area for their pets to run and play. Located at 9050 Sunset Ave, this dog park caters specifically to larger breeds, making it an ideal spot for big dogs to socialize, exercise, and enjoy some time off-leash. Its central location makes it an easy stop for local residents and visitors alike.
This pet-friendly park offers a fenced area to ensure dogs can play safely, giving owners peace of mind. While specific amenities such as water fountains, shaded seating, or agility equipment aren’t explicitly listed, the dedicated space for large dogs ensures plenty of room to roam. Phoenix Large Dog Park is a top destination for dog-friendly outings, providing a welcoming atmosphere for both pets and their owners in the heart of Fair Oaks.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is there a fenced area for dogs? Yes, the park provides a fenced area for dogs to play safely.
- Is there a separate area for large dogs? Yes, Phoenix Large Dog Park is specifically designated for large dogs.
Reviews
Before sharing my experience I want to say that me and my family(2 kids)we love this place, but there’s a group of old ladies they act like they own the park, very rude people, the lady with white hair she sprays with water and kicks other dogs so they can stay away from her and her ugly dog, this is not the first time we have a bad experience around her, I’ve meet great people in this place and she’s well known for being a jerk, I hope that people in charge of this great dog park read all complaints about these people, that by the way are sereval in the comments and can do something about it and give them a warning, this is NOT A PRIVATE PARk, it’s a free environment where you can meet new people and hang around with dogs …
Before sharing my experience I want to say that me and my family(2 kids)we love this place, but there’s a group of old ladies they act like they own the park, very rude people, the lady with white hair she sprays with water and kicks other dogs so they can stay away from her and her ugly dog, this is not the first time we have a bad experience around her, I’ve meet great people in this place and she’s well known for being a jerk, I hope that people in charge of this great dog park read all complaints about these people, that by the way are sereval in the comments and can do something about it and give them a warning, this is NOT A PRIVATE PARk, it’s a free environment where you can meet new people and hang around with dogs …
I absolutely love this park! It’s about a 30-40 minute drive from me, but I love the size of the park and its amenities.
I absolutely love this park! It’s about a 30-40 minute drive from me, but I love the size of the park and its amenities.
As another reviewer mentioned, there is a group of older ladies who act as if they own the park. As soon as my dogs and I got inside, this lady was yelling at us to leave. It’s not a good experience for anyone. Here’s a picture of the sheriff (white hair) and the undersheriff. I don’t use those words lightly, she threatened to call the police multiple times.
As another reviewer mentioned, there is a group of older ladies who act as if they own the park. As soon as my dogs and I got inside, this lady was yelling at us to leave. It’s not a good experience for anyone. Here’s a picture of the sheriff (white hair) and the undersheriff. I don’t use those words lightly, she threatened to call the police multiple times.
We had a great first visit to Phoenix Dog Park. It took me a second to figure out how to get in… The entrance is along the very tall fence on the long side of the dog park. The grass was plentiful. The grounds were well-maintained. Dog owners were respectful, tidy, and polite. The fence between the small and large dogs is short (3′ chain link), so it might be an issue if you have a fence jumper. There is a hose, wading pools, dog bowls, 5 gallon bucket… plenty of water. There are poop bags and garbage bins along the perimeter of park. There are shade structures which are very welcomed on warm days. The western side of the park automatically ends up in the shade in the afternoon, thanks to trees behind the fence line. There isn’t any basic agility equipment or tables like at some dog parks. Lots of people bring their dogs and Chuck-Its to just play fetch, and none of the dogs there were toy aggressive or anything. Oh, and I like the cool message board sign in the front! All in all, it was a great experience and I’m looking forward to future visits.
We had a great first visit to Phoenix Dog Park. It took me a second to figure out how to get in… The entrance is along the very tall fence on the long side of the dog park. The grass was plentiful. The grounds were well-maintained. Dog owners were respectful, tidy, and polite. The fence between the small and large dogs is short (3′ chain link), so it might be an issue if you have a fence jumper. There is a hose, wading pools, dog bowls, 5 gallon bucket… plenty of water. There are poop bags and garbage bins along the perimeter of park. There are shade structures which are very welcomed on warm days. The western side of the park automatically ends up in the shade in the afternoon, thanks to trees behind the fence line. There isn’t any basic agility equipment or tables like at some dog parks. Lots of people bring their dogs and Chuck-Its to just play fetch, and none of the dogs there were toy aggressive or anything. Oh, and I like the cool message board sign in the front! All in all, it was a great experience and I’m looking forward to future visits.
What a wonderful dog park. Several large areas and a couple small areas for the dogs to run and play. Water pools in each area for dogs to cool and tennis balls everywhere. The crowd seemed very attentive to their dogs and no incidents while I was visiting. Very clean park and well maintained. So grateful to have found this park to bring my shepherd.
What a wonderful dog park. Several large areas and a couple small areas for the dogs to run and play. Water pools in each area for dogs to cool and tennis balls everywhere. The crowd seemed very attentive to their dogs and no incidents while I was visiting. Very clean park and well maintained. So grateful to have found this park to bring my shepherd.