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The Dog Park at Crossroads is located at 2155 E Knox Rd in Gilbert, Arizona. It is a sizable dog park featuring distinct areas where dogs and their owners can enjoy open space and run freely. The park offers wheelchair-accessible entrances and parking, making it reasonably accessible for visitors with mobility needs.
The park includes amenities such as picnic tables and public restrooms, enhancing visitor comfort. According to visitor reviews, the space is quite large and grassy, although there have been mentions of muddy conditions caused by sprinkler issues during certain seasons. Some visitors note the presence of separate areas tailored for different dog activity levels, but occasional concerns about aggressive dogs and the need for better supervision have been raised. Families with children may also find the park suitable, as it is considered good for kids.
While dogs are allowed and the park clearly functions as a dedicated dog park, visitors should be aware of mixed experiences regarding other dogs’ behavior and the current state of maintenance related to watering and mud. No dog washing facilities were noted as available on site.
Too many large aggressive dogs in the timid dog area. Not once have I seen a park ranger there. Seems like all the questionable dog owners that used to go to Cosmo dog park are coming here since Cosmo is under renovation.
It was our 1st time. All dogs in the active side we very good except one boxer that wouldn’t leave my 2 dogs alone. No parent seemed to care. We went to the other side and had fun.
A little more parental control would be good.
MUD MUD MUD. Huge area, nice park. When they sprinkler grass, it turns into a giant mess. It’s April 2025 and the summer MUD pits are already here. They need maintenence to fix the sprinkler coverage, leaky sprinklers etc. Nice park but seeing how it was all summer last year and how it’s already starting this year, may need to find another park. THERE IS NO HOSE to wash the mud off your dog either, just a fountain
Usually always well behavevd dogs/owners. Large space to run around. Winter grass would be very nice. Hit and miss with other dogs showing up, sometimes we’re the only one there. But for more of a mellow park with less risk of other aggressive dogs, it’s does the job.
Very clean and wide open spaces. Great for family walks, playing games, and fishing. Didn’t catch anything yesterday, but saw some dead tilapia on the banks. Had a great time with some local roosters who attend the park.