Lynell

Fairly large with a hill. No separate large and small dog areas but it wasn’t crowded at all. Very green and well-maintained.

Well maintained, good fence and clean. Not huge, but a nice shady place to sit while the dog wanders around freely on the grass. We travel full time, so it’s important for him to have outdoor off-leash time and this was perfect.

Reviews from a long time ago weren’t great, but we found it well maintained and very convenient. Couple of poops but not bad at all!

Visited twice while I was visiting the area. Never been to as nice a park and I’ve visited dog parks across the US and much of Canada. Beautifully cared for, mostly grass, and the pools are exactly that -pools! Concrete edges and bottom, no mud, and kept meticulously clean. The people and dogs I met were all welcoming. There is a gazebo with seating and a ceiling fan, and a cold water dog bath area (including a raised tub and sprayer) just outside the fence. Truly amazing.

We were the only ones here and the park was well-kept and mud was minimal even though the weather had been incredibly wet. Nice park!

Very serious about no dogs on the historical properties- even the outside portions, which was frustrating because they have wonderful actor portrayals that I couldn’t get close enough to hear. Only service dogs allowed on the shuttle bus, and the walking path was closed and there really no other way to safely walk from the Visitors Center to the historic area.

Very small dog park in a good-sized community park. the city had obviously made an effort, but didn’t include a double gate, which could be a problem with several dogs in the park. Worked great for my dog as we were the only ones there.