Midway Dog Park - Midway, UT
Located in the scenic Heber Valley, Midway Dog Park is a favorite off-leash destination for pet owners seeking open space and beautiful mountain views in Midway, Utah. The park features a large area for dogs to run, drink fresh water, and even wade in a year-round creek, making it ideal for energetic pups and owners who enjoy dog-friendly outdoor activities.
This dog park is separated into small and large dog areas to ensure a safe and enjoyable environment for all sizes. Amenities include perimeter walking paths, a couple of cement tunnels for playful pups, and a covered shelter to help escape the summer sun. Despite its well-kept reputation, be aware there is limited shade and some areas have stickers or prickly plants — so don’t forget to check your dog’s paws after playtime!
FAQ
- Are dogs allowed off-leash at this park? Yes, dogs are allowed off-leash in the designated dog park areas.
- Is there a fenced area for dogs? Yes, the park has fenced areas for dogs.
- Are there water fountains or bowls for dogs? Yes, there is year-round fresh water available for dogs and even a wading area.
- Is there shade or shelter available? There is a covered shelter but limited natural shade from trees.
- Are there benches or seating areas for owners? Yes, there is a shaded shelter with seating.
- Is there a separate area for small and large dogs? Yes, there are designated areas for both small and large dogs.
- Are there walking or hiking trails connected to the park? There is a path around the perimeter of the dog park for casual walks.
- Is there a swimming area or pond for dogs? Yes, there is a wading area with water for dogs to enjoy.
Reviews
So disappointing. The pictures in google maps look great but when you show up, you realize most of those photos are of the park area and not the dog park. I don’t know if it’s maintained by a separate company or what but you could see where the maintenance stopped at the little creek and the dog park is on the other side. Over grown, dead grass, just a sad area. We won’t be back anytime soon.
So disappointing. The pictures in google maps look great but when you show up, you realize most of those photos are of the park area and not the dog park. I don’t know if it’s maintained by a separate company or what but you could see where the maintenance stopped at the little creek and the dog park is on the other side. Over grown, dead grass, just a sad area. We won’t be back anytime soon.
So disappointing. The pictures in google maps look great but when you show up, you realize most of those photos are of the park area and not the dog park. I don’t know if it’s maintained by a separate company or what but you could see where the maintenance stopped at the little creek and the dog park is on the other side. Over grown, dead grass, just a sad area. We won’t be back anytime soon.
This used to be my favorite dog park because it’s a large area, year round water and mostly good owners, that honor now goes to Art Dye dog park. I see a lot of regulars when I go to this park and I love it that they have year-round water for the doggies. There are no shade trees so it can get pretty hot in the summer, but they do have a shaded shelter, it’s a very locals dog park so I see a lot of the same people which is , I’ve run into a few aggressive dogs here but mostly well behaved and they have two sides of the park one for small dogs and one for large. There have been a few owners that bring in little children who run around and scream at frequencies that get dogs pretty agitated. It always scares me when I see little children running around a park so I generally don’t go in or leave quickly …I don’twant the liability.
This used to be my favorite dog park because it’s a large area, year round water and mostly good owners, that honor now goes to Art Dye dog park. I see a lot of regulars when I go to this park and I love it that they have year-round water for the doggies. There are no shade trees so it can get pretty hot in the summer, but they do have a shaded shelter, it’s a very locals dog park so I see a lot of the same people which is , I’ve run into a few aggressive dogs here but mostly well behaved and they have two sides of the park one for small dogs and one for large. There have been a few owners that bring in little children who run around and scream at frequencies that get dogs pretty agitated. It always scares me when I see little children running around a park so I generally don’t go in or leave quickly …I don’twant the liability.
This used to be my favorite dog park because it’s a large area, year round water and mostly good owners, that honor now goes to Art Dye dog park. I see a lot of regulars when I go to this park and I love it that they have year-round water for the doggies. There are no shade trees so it can get pretty hot in the summer, but they do have a shaded shelter, it’s a very locals dog park so I see a lot of the same people which is , I’ve run into a few aggressive dogs here but mostly well behaved and they have two sides of the park one for small dogs and one for large. There have been a few owners that bring in little children who run around and scream at frequencies that get dogs pretty agitated. It always scares me when I see little children running around a park so I generally don’t go in or leave quickly …I don’twant the liability.
A basic dog park but a wading with water, lots of freshwater for drinking, small dog and larger Dog areas, well kept up.
A basic dog park but a wading with water, lots of freshwater for drinking, small dog and larger Dog areas, well kept up.
A basic dog park but a wading with water, lots of freshwater for drinking, small dog and larger Dog areas, well kept up.
There are beautiful views to be enjoyed at the midway dog park while your pup enjoys the outdoors. Due to a lack of trees and shade Tank can only enjoy romping around when the weather is cooler. There is a nice area for the pups to get a drink to help cool off, a couple cement tunnels to play on, and a path around the perimeter for a little walk. There are stickers and other owie plants, so please check your pups paws when they’re done playing.