Wanda Park
Wanda Park offers a spacious and well-maintained environment for dogs and their families, featuring separate large and small dog areas, each securely fenced and gated. The park includes amenities such as modern water stations, shaded picnic tables, and on-site restrooms, making it a great place for dogs, kids, and their owners to enjoy some outdoor time. While parking can be challenging and signage for fields is lacking, the park is wheelchair accessible and dog-friendly with plenty of space to run and socialize.
Reviews
Soccer fields of all sizes. Wish there were more bleachers and better parking, but it serves it’s purpose well.
So had a game versing the white eagles there today, it was the 4v4 game of u7. We won the game and had a great match. Both teams played well. But as I was walking through I noticed the older teams 30/40 yr olds had left bottles and beer cans all over the property. Setting a horrible example to the younger athletes. I had personally seen these gentleman throwing trash right to the ground. I find that highly disrespectful to the city and to other teams that have to come in and play after. I recommend getting more trash cans or fining the other teams as a whole for leaving such a disgraceful mess and display of poor sportsmanship.
Fields are nice and there are multiples. Parking is garbage and people treat it like a campground. They should consider removing the wooded area and create a parking lot to detour loiters.
There’s two huge (imo) sections for doggos. One is for the Lil ones. And the other for all/large doggos. Most people just took thier Lil fam into the large dog part. Gated and fenced off proper. They had a modern watering station to fill drinking water for everyone. There were tons of tennis balls and water bowls about for usage . A few Shade trees and picnic tables to utilize. On site portapotty for those of us humans who can’t just lift our legs lol. Day passes and monthly passes. A great time to take the dogs kids and have some run time.
My issue with this park is that there is no map of the fields and there are no signs with field numbers. Every time you show up to the place the task is to look around and find your field. Look for your players look for your coach. Sometimes your coach doesn’t even know. I’ve been coming to this park for years. You’d think someone would make this happen but no, let’s keep playing hide and seek.