Fredericksburg Dog Park
Fredericksburg Dog Park offers a large open space for dogs to run and play freely. It features water stations, waste disposal bins, and wheelchair accessible entrance and parking. There is some shade provided by covers on each side and a pavilion area, though shade is somewhat limited overall. The park has toys and agility equipment, but the latter is in poor condition. While the park has a combined dog area without separate sections for different dog sizes, users have noted mixed experiences with social interactions. It’s a mostly clean, well-maintained park that requires some caution with dog behavior.
Reviews
The park offers ample space for dogs to run and play freely. The amenities, such as water stations and waste disposal bins, are well-maintained, contributing to a clean environment. However, I would advise pet owners to be cautious as there have been instances of territorial behavior among some dogs. While most interactions are friendly, it’s important to watch over your pet and be mindful of their interactions with other dogs. Keeping a close eye on your furry friend can help prevent any potential conflicts and ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone. Despite this concern, I still highly recommend.
Needs to have both sides open with a clear indicator of weight for each side. Most dog parks have separate sides according to size, not sure why this one doesn’t. It makes things unnecessarily dangerous.
The dog park has toys which is nice. Large space, not much shade and a lot of poop so watch your step. Agility equipment is a joke, just broken down and rotting away. One ramp was on the side that was open and it looked like a washboard nailed to some wood. The pavilion is on gravel so while you can cool off, your dog has to find somewhere else to lie down.
Low tier dog park, I’ve definitely been to better ones but there are not many in the area. Needs more sanitary cleaning and regulations. The rules state dogs must be registered with the city but nothing is enforced there and I witnessed a few unruly dogs with no owners stepping forward to manage them. Come at your own risk.
Nice dog park but people not friendly at all. We travel full time and have been to dog parks all over the country. We’ve always been spoken to by the people there. Even in large groups we’ve been welcomed. But not one person out of about 15 spoke to either me or my husband. Left and found another very welcoming dog park. May not seem like a big deal to most. But I’m a very friendly person and always say hello if nothing else.
A pretty nice dog park right in the middle of lots of parks and walking paths. There is a cover for shade on both sides, and water bowls for the dogs. It can get pretty muddy if it rains a lot, so they sometimes close it to preserve the grass. There are bathrooms across the street at Kenmore park
Nice dog park but zero dogs other than mine at 7 am on a Sunday morning so my dog was not able to have any meet and greets