Butler Farm Dog Park
Butler Farm Dog Park is a members-only, spacious and well-maintained dog park featuring a multi-level hillside layout with lots of grass. The park offers a secure fenced area where dogs can play off-leash, along with wooden obstacles ideal for training or fun. It includes a dog washing station at the exit, a dog watering station, and is wheelchair accessible. The park has a small dog area, though it is relatively small, and some muddy spots due to the hillside terrain. It requires a membership fee and paperwork for access.
Reviews
Nice, fairly large dog park. The most notable thing is the wooden structures that the dogs can climb up and play on. A lot of them are obstacles from dog shows, so if you’re looking to train your dog up then this could be a good place to do it. My main complaint is that the small dog area is very small with not much in it, and that since the park is on a hill the ground at the bottom is often muddy so if you have a playful dog be ready to give them a bath after a visit here!
Great space with dog obstacles for fun or training.
Great place to bring your dog to burn off some energy and socialize. Fenced in. Off-leash. Members only.
Ok, Yes, it’s members only. At the time of this review, Membership required 2 minutes of paperwork, and NULL. Not the end of the world. Yes, you have to obey rules. Not unreasonable.
On the plus side, it has a secure fence system, dog washing station, dog watering station, and a HUGE area for the dogs to run around in, and well maintained equipment for them to climb / run / over / under/ around.
Only negatives I can think of, is for the unfamiliar, you might think you are driving into somebody’s backyard. 🙂 Have faith, Google maps is accurate. Also a Human bathroom would be nice.
Was not able to actually go into this park, since entrance is restricted to members only.
Seemed to be a nice, multi-level park on a hillside. Lots of grass.
Dog washing station at the exit (hose and pool) but I am disappointed that we couldn’t visit without registration
I believe that dog parks should be public and free