Seward Community Dog Park
Seward Community Dog Park offers a spacious area for dogs to run and play, featuring separate areas for large and small dogs. The park provides amenities such as poop bags, a water hydrant for fresh water, covered picnic benches, and agility equipment including concrete tubes, platforms with stairs, and ramps. It is wheelchair accessible and family-friendly, making it a great spot for both pets and their owners. Regular maintenance keeps the park clean and well-mowed, though some users have noted issues with cleanliness and burrs along the fence. Overall, it is a welcoming community spot for dogs and their families.
Reviews
Not only did my sisters dog run his heart out and play so did my niece and nephew. Every one seems to clean up after their dogs that was really nice not have to clean the kids shoes off.
Took my dog here end of 2018 ( October – November) and was letting him run. Next thing I know hes walking weird and appears to be in pain. I walk over and he had a large amount of cockleburs everywhere embedded in his long hair and paws. Along the fence there were a ton. So our stay was very short due to this. Hopefully we can return and this issue be resolved. Although this mishap happened, I am thankful we dont have to travel far for a dog park and its a great location.
Dog owners think it is funny to bring their dogs to others neighborhood and let them BARK! Have never seen ANY effort by dog owners to show respect to residents in the area, and control their pets. Only the dogs are important to many of these people. Sucks.
Great place to let your dogs run! Big area for big dogs and a smaller area for small dogs. Poop bags are also supplied at the entrance! Humans do a great job of picking up after their fur babies! Park is kept mowed short which is awesome! There are 2 concrete tubes and a platform with stairs and ramp to train agility. There are also covered picnic benches on concrete and a water hydrant for fresh water.
my dog caught a respiratory infection from this dirty place. we played catch with one of the balls they had there and that’s exactly where the vet said it came from. do NOT bring your dog here unless your willing to spend NULL on the vet because your dog is coughing and spitting up.