Ashley Wilder Dog Park

We have a dog park in our neighborhood but there’s hardly ever anyone there. In this park, you can reliably find dogs in the larger fenced-in area for your pup to play with. They have put down pea gravel instead of mulch so it’s reliably covered. The dogs are friendly, the owners are attentive, and we always have a good experience there. In the summertime. They have a spigot outside of the dog park where you can fill water bowls. There are also large trees so it’s well shaded during the summer months.

Large area for the dogs to run around in, very clean, surrounding fence is in great condition, and dog owner culture is relaxed and friendly.

There is plenty of space inside for dogs to run around. Lots of shade and seating availability for dogs and owners. You only have to walk about 10ft from the gate to get water for your pups. And there are extensive walking trails starting right outside the fencing. There are two separate, gated areas depending on whether you have small or large dogs. I always bring poop bags to any dog park, but there are regularly spaced bag dispensers and trash cans that are well maintained and always seem well stocked with bags.

You can go inside the dog park or enjoy strolling around the park. Lots of space for everyone you won’t feel too crowded here!

I absolutely love this dog park! Lots of friendly people and friendly dogs, something I really like about this dog park instead of mulch they use a pebble mix on the ground which I feel is better than the mulch they use at other parks. There is a separate dog play areas designated by weight limit. I really like the dog bowl water fountain. If I had one complaint it would be that they shut off the water for the fountain in the fall/winter time…. Despite there being a freeze proof pipe system in place.