Roper East Dog Run

Roper East Dog Run is a spacious and wheelchair accessible dog park featuring separate areas for both large and small dogs. It offers paved walkways, picnic tables, and a public restroom, making it convenient for both dogs and their owners. While the park is well-maintained with mowed grass and secure fencing, some amenities like water fountains and double-gated entries appear to be lacking or unfunctional. The park could benefit from more shaded shelters, trees, and native grass areas to create a more enjoyable environment.
Reviews
Was the first time I used it took my female out to have a fun day with her puppies place was nice and clean. Grass was mowed and the fence was secure all the way around.
Beautiful park, very large side for the big dogs, and nice big area for the small ones. Each side has a paved walkway which was nice after it rained.
This dog park is decent but could be better. The size of the park is great but there’s not much inside to entertain dogs. The walking path is a great feature to keep dogs and owners moving. With more trees and long native grass this place would be so much better. Let the long native grass grow wild and this park would be multitudes better. Dog parks don’t need to be sterile and manicured.
The fairway is well-maintained. It’s a fun course with good variety, especially once you get past the first 6 holes or so. Bring a disc grabber. The creek may eat your discs otherwise. Also, be prepared to lose one in the tall grass if you shank a crucial drive.
Took my SIL’s dogs here while she was recovering from surgery. While it’s a large area, there is only one shaded shelter in each of the large and small dog areas with one picnic table. The water is not turned one for the drinking fountain AND the gates have no latches to prevent the dogs from getting out of the park. I’m not sure if the City of Lincoln cannot afford latches and water or if they just don’t care. I was born in Nebraska and I’m embarrassed by the negligence especially when I hear from residents there are other parks in the community that are being taken care of.