Atlas Canine Recreation Park (Dog Park)
Atlas Canine Recreation Park is a spacious nearly 5-acre dog park offering separate fenced areas for small and large dogs. It features wheelchair accessible parking and entrance, seating with plenty of park benches, dog and people water fountains, a watering station, hose for cleaning, and ample poop bags and trash bins. The park is well maintained with most visitors cleaning up after their dogs. While there is limited shade mostly from trees, especially in the morning, there is no mention of covered shelters. The park is adjacent to a serene nature park (no dogs allowed there) and offers a positive social environment for dogs and owners alike.
Reviews
Large area almost 5 acres I would guess both small dog and large dog sections, with watering station and hose to clean ur doggie up.
Large open area for the dogs to run and play. People clean up after their dogs. Plenty of park benches. Well kept. Dog and people water fountains, hose, poop bags and can. Only some shade. Two fenced areas for dogs under and over 30 pounds.
Seems like most of the dogs are walked outside of the enclosed area. I saw people walking dogs as if the dog park wasn’t even there and using doggie bags for pickup if you know what I mean
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Favorite park for my dog!!! The ones closet to my house were fearful for him. Adjacent to the nature park, which doesn’t allow dogs but is beautiful and serene is a wirthwhile trip. This is the first time my little one enjoyed other dogs. It was later in the evening, and everyone was so cool about my dog exploring and being curious about what other dog owners may see as inappropriate. When I did try to stop Newdle, my Yorkie, from embarrassing behaviors, the other owners told me to leave him alone. Their dogs began teaching him HOW to behave! Such a great experience to see him start to interact and behave well with others!!
Nice open areas for dogs to play with a small watering station. I do wish there was more shaded areas, but if you go in the morning you can catch some shade in trees. You do have to watch out for the mud puddles. It is well kept, most people seem to pick up poop here.