Lake Sarah Dog Park

This dog park is part of the Three Rivers so you will either need an annual park pass (NULL plus tax) or a daily pass (NULL.50).

PRO: There are 30 acres of fully fenced in play areas, picnic tables, and walking trails. The terrain is mostly flat and well-maintained.

CON: There is no water facets here so make sure to bring your own water. There are some low-lying areas that collect rain-water and turn into mud-holes.

My dogs & I Love this park!! It’s always clean, and kept up! I’ve only come across 1 rude human in about 7 years or so of coming here! Never have we met an unfriendly dog!! Beautiful place with great trails & happy tails!!

Nice large off leash park with several trails and open areas. Paid park but worth it to stretch the legs and let the dog burn some energy! Can be muddy in spring and after rains but enough area to enjoy if your not keen to getting your boots or pups a bit dirty.

Tried the dog park at Lake Sarah with my friend. Our puppies experienced their first off leash experience there. It was GREAT!!!!! I felt completely comfortable with my pup playing in the fenced in area. Love the mowed paths to walk and explore the perimeter and cross paths. Tips: bring lots of water for humans and pup, poop bags, and bug spray. There are horse flies there, but it’s not too bad. Mosquitoes are a bit bothersome, but it is a wildlife area so that’s to be expected. Please take care of the area for others to enjoy as well!

Great facilities! Slick solar operated water pump. Nice small/ frail dog area. Picnic benches in shade. Well maintained. Just a little more dull than many of the other 3 Rivers Park off leash areas (I had hoped it might run along Lake Sarah or the creek, but there’s no shoreline here.)

Also, this seems underused. So, if your dog is new to off leash areas or skiddish of the puppy crowds, this might be a great place for you!

Also, folks, please bag and toss your pup’s poo. This park had more abandoned poo than most despite it having far fewer visitors.