Decent size dog park, seems well maintained. The park is on a slope which we like cause he can run up hill after his ball. Minimal gopher holes and mud. Some need to be reminded to pick up after their dogs as there were numerous “landmines” 💩.

Lovely dog park. Surrounded by a neighborhood/ school and quiet area. Clean and wasn’t muddy, had separate areas for smaller/bigger dogs. Saw public restrooms but they seemed closed at the time?

Good park. It could be a little more maintained, as the gopher holes are getting worse with time, and that could be an injury risk to the oups. My dogs love it, of course. I try to keep them away from that area if possible.

Lovely dog park with some big shade trees and a few obstacles in the big dog yard. The small dog yard is a decent size, too. Surrounded by a school playground, paved public sports field (tennis? Not sure what sport and I didn’t go in to check) and baseball field, so lots of the things to explore. The parking is a bit of a walk from the actual dog park itself (less than a quarter mile, minima slope, paved, so there is some disability access), and this is a great place for people with reactive dogs that are working on desensitization protocols as you can be far away and work closer, depending on what the dog needs that day.

Google has incorrect directions though, it took me to the elementary school instead. Turn off 51 onto Hogan to get to the actual parking lot.

The park is large, securely fenced and well-maintained. We drive all the way from Adair Village area for the dog-friendly atmosphere & aware dog owners (sometimes, helicopter dog parents can be less than understanding about ‘pack behavior’ or large dogs). There is grass everywhere, so the mud is not an issue, even in rainy weather. Our favorite 😍 local dog park for a dog who is a flight-risk: Mikko can run for miles and miles. Once he is older and more self-possessed, we’ll use the agility equipment as well. Total recommend.