Fred Quinn Happy Tails Dog Park
Fred Quinn Happy Tails Dog Park offers a welcoming and well-equipped space for dogs of all sizes to play and socialize. It features three distinct areas including separate sections for small and large dogs, as well as a small pool for dogs to cool off. The park is wheelchair accessible, has picnic tables, benches, and shaded spots for comfort. Multiple water stations and a rinse-off hose are available, alongside waste disposal bags and scooper stations. Located within Joe B Barnes Regional Park, the dog park is clean, spacious, and provides ample parking. It also includes fun agility elements like bridges and tunnels, making it an enjoyable experience for both dogs and their owners.
Reviews
Very cool dog park. Separate areas for big and small dogs. Water sources on site. You can bring toys and treats to share. Just be sure and pick up your dog’s poo poos.
The puppers had a great time at the park, played and ran around for hours. Lots of space in the large dog park, everything was very clean and lots of parking too, this place has been my new favorite spot to bring my buddy.
This dog park is clean & has different spaces for large & small dogs, as well as a little pool they can play in, if they like playing in water. I have a large dog who loves coming here to socialize & run.
For the fur babies, there are several watering stations, a bridge, “hills” with tunnels for the dogs to run thru, & squirrels who like to tease the dogs.
For the humans, there are benches & shady places in which to sit, There are also usually poo bags available (but I take my own, just in case they’re out), & a hose for spraying the dirt & mud off your pooch before ya load em up to go home.
The dog park is located at Joe B Barnes Regional Park, which features paved walking trails, playground equipment for your human babies, charcoal grills, picnic tables, covered picnic areas (available for rent for any occasion), a place to shaved ice (seasonal) & a creek in which you can fish, watch for turtles or just feed the ducks.
Freckles LOVES playing here.
Everything you’d expect from a dog park, and more. A fenced off water area, large and small dog parks and some bridges, tunnels and obstacles. Some of the obstacles need some repair, but still usable. Lots of run area, plenty of water stations and then a rince off station before leaving. Well done guys, that’s how you do a dog park!!
This dog park is pretty good. Our dogs love it. There are three sections of the park one for small dogs, one for large dogs, and the third area has a plan pool where dogs can cool off. In December they turned off the water as of early January it’s still off, so I’d recommend bringing water for your dogs. This park even has a few drop waste scooper devices so one doesn’t have to use the hand in the bags for dog waste (they have a supply of those too). If your dogs need some exercise this is a good place to go.