Reed Street Dog Park

Great place to take pets. Love how they have separate Play areas for small and large dogs. There’s ample seating and benches in both play areas as well as toys provided at the park. There’s also a separate area where you can clean off your pets if they get muddy. There’s also some really nice restrooms and plenty of parking as well as handicap spots. This is where I take a lot of my Pet Sitting clients pets and a place I constantly recommend to anyone with dogs. Please be on the lookout if you go to the large dog park side in the evening, there is a group of pet owners that are very neglectful of their dogs and they will attack you And if they do attack, you be warned those pet owners will spread rumors about you and your pet.

If there's such thing as "too popular", this is it. The park is beautiful and bigger than most but this fact has made it overcrowded and difficult to enjoy. I witnessed 3 separate dog fights per hour spent and do not expect this to change or for there to be a queue system ever. Edit: upgraded to 4 stars as I’ve been shown around and enjoyed my time now that i know the regulars. There is still the odd bad owner here and there but overall it’s okay, and if you’ve been victimized by ARLETTE, it is my pleasure to announce that she has moved!! 9 SEPARATE people with godawful experiences by her ignorance, attitude and immaturity. Everyone is thankful that she is gone so here is an ode: A Breath of Fresh Air: Arlette Has Left the Park For anyone who has ever hesitated to visit the park during certain hours, rejoice—Arlette is gone. After what felt like an eternity of her yelling, screaming, and staging verbal ambushes against polite dog owners, this park is finally reclaiming its peace. Arlette’s reign of terror wasn’t just about her relentless nastiness; it was her complete ignorance of her own and her dog’s behavior. Her dog, a poster child for unchecked misbehavior, ran wild while she dismissed any correction as “someone else’s fault.” If another dog dared to set boundaries, heaven forbid, it was immediately a personal affront to her delicate world view. People literally leashed their dogs out of fear when she was around. Many regulars altered their schedules entirely just to avoid crossing paths with her, choosing to disrupt their routines rather than endure the stress of her presence. The atmosphere she created wasn’t just uncomfortable—it was oppressive. People were shaken. Some trembled. But now? The park is transforming. Dogs are playing freely again, and owners are mingling without the constant threat of being berated for imagined slights. For those who’ve stayed away because of her, it’s time to come back and enjoy the park as it was meant to be—a safe, happy space for all. Here’s to brighter days and no more Arlette. Edit 2: Maintenance people should power wash every Tuesday. There are layers of sticky pee on the pink cement area, a pretty gross patina. Edit 3: the regulars are great people and overshadow the few bad things i mentioned. To hangout with us the best time to come is between 7-9pm. You can also attend late night as it is safe enough to come even as a small person, single girl or disabled.

Reed Street Dog Park is one of the nicest we've visited in the South Bay! The park is well-maintained, offering both a big and small dog section, which is great for keeping different-sized pups comfortable. There’s also some much-needed shade for those hotter days, and the parking is convenient and easy to find. However, like many dog parks, it does get a bit smelly, especially when the weather warms up. We've also noticed a few dog scuffles, mostly due to non-socialized dogs, so it would be great if more owners were mindful of their dog's behavior—but this is the risk at any public dog park. Overall, it's still one of the best dog parks around. I also just heard about a new spot opening soon called Brindleden, and I’m excited to check it out! Hopefully, it brings a fresh experience for dog owners in the area.

Reed Street Dog Park, a magical space, Where pups like Zara find their place. A haven of joy, where tails never tire, In fields of green, they run and aspire. The air is crisp, the sky so wide, It’s pure enchantment on every side. Zara's paws dance on the dewy grass, Her happiness shines as the hours pass. The trees stand tall, casting gentle shade, In this perfect spot, where memories are made. It's more than a park, it's a dream come true, For every dog and their human too. Zara loves it here, it's her favorite spot, Where joy and peace are always sought. Reed Street's magic, a gift so rare, A place for pups, beyond compare.

The best dog park if you have a dog that’s reactive to bikes or anything with wheels. This one is different from regular dog parks which are situated next to kids park because of which there are many kids/people on bikes. This park is a bit on its own because of which you only see dogs. Also, it’s always busy with great dogs. So can some anytime and your dog will have fun.

This is our dogs' fav dog park. Very clean, large on both the small and big dog sides. Several waste bag stations, pooper scoopers, and garbage cans. Good parking, excellent bathrooms for a park, EV chargers, and decent amount of shade for hot days. The only thing that is a little bit of not good is the drinking fountain. The water is often cloudy or dirty and maybe it needs draining... and there is only one on one side of the large park. It still works for the dogs. And there is an awesome water area outside the big abs small dog parks to refill kids, wash your dog fish, etc. That's a nice touch. When it's really hot, recommend bringing water bowl and jug.

EDITED review: I used to really like this place but now it just stinks, literally. It stinks like A LOT of piss every time I try to go. I get that dogs pee here, but it smells like the place is never cleaned. ———————— Old review: Many of the dog parks I’ve visited are pretty quiet — this isn’t one of them. There are usually lots of dogs in the park and the grounds are well maintained.

Love this park! We’ve been coming here for a few months after moving to SJ. It’s in a convenient and clean area, it’s big, separates big and small dogs, has a water fountain for dogs and humans as well as poop bag dispensers next to trash cans. It’s always clean and well taken care of. We’ve never had a bad experience with other dogs or owners, everyone is respectful, responsible and takes care of their pets. Very friendly environment! We’ve definitely started making friends with the regulars.

Raymond G Gamma or otherwise known as Reed Street Dog Park is a fabulous dog park in Santa Clara with two sections for small and large dogs to roam and explore to their hearts content. Parking is plentiful and the spaces are quite big which is perfect for loading up your pups into the car. There is a concrete walking path both humans and dogs alike can enjoy. A majority of the seating within the park is shaded so its easy to stay cool during your visit. This park is well maintained with weekly cleanings. I have been here at times where it does get a bit stinky but the smell is mild compared to a lot of other parks I've been to. We have been to so many dog parks this summer but this place stands out because its relatively clean and the dog owners seem more attentive to their dogs. We have easily become regulars here because the community is great and the park is exceptional.

It was nice and quiet with just the right amount of dogs. It's clean with shaded sides and lots of benches to watch your fur babies!

We were in the area and I plugged Dog Park into my GPS. We were directed to Raymond G. Gamma Dog Park. Nestled in a quiet little corner with a couple of ball fields and a large, paved parking lot, we were pleased to see how large and clean both sides of the dog park were. On the Large Dog side, there were numerous K-9 parents watching and conversing as their furry friends, ran, chased, and otherwise amused themselves. On the small dog side, there was only one parent and two K-9's. There is a sign mounted on the wall of the small side that denotes the maximum shoulder height that a dog can be to play on the small side. We went to the small side. Our Princess, a 3.5-year-old Shiba Inu was short enough and as much as we know she'd love to run with the big dogs, it appeared that most everyone on that side were regulars and knew each other. We are second parents to our fur baby and are still a bit apprehensive about her ability to get along with other dogs and her attention to recall. While Shiba's are highly intelligent, they are also quite stubborn and will choose to ignore commands. She has, to our eyes, exhibited more than desired aggression when toys are involved, and we just don't want to take unnecessary chances. We did get to introduce her to two other dogs that joined us on the small side. There were several balls laying around and we got her to chase a couple of them. She has not yet demonstrated consistent interest in fetch, just chase. She did respond well to her dog whistle when there were no other dogs. When there were, she tried very hard to get them to chase her. The park itself is pretty clean and well maintained. It is definitely a park that we would return to if we were in the area.

Reed Street Dog Park is one of the nicest we've visited in the South Bay! The park is well-maintained, offering both a big and small dog section, which is great for keeping different-sized pups comfortable. There's also some much-needed shade for those hotter days, and the parking is convenient and easy to find. However, like many dog parks, it does get a bit smelly, especially when the weather warms up. We've also noticed a few dog scuffles, mostly due to non-socialized dogs, so it would be great if more owners were mindful of their dog's behavior--but this is the risk at any public dog park. Overall, it's still one of the best dog parks around. I also just heard about a new spot opening soon called Brindleden, and I'm excited to check it out. Hopefully, it lives up to the fresh experience for dog owners it shares on it's website.

It seems like when ever I come here now. There's a group of intitled seniors who just sit together and ignore their dogs. When I call them out to let them know that their dog has pooped. They either ignore me or say that they will get to it. This used to be a jem of a dog park. Now it's becoming a park full of dried dog poop.

Came here with my dog for the first time as we were looking for more small dog park areas, and was very disappointed. Compared to other dog parks, the smell of dog urine in this one is quite small, and I noticed some dog parents didn't pick up after their dogs. The separation between the large and small dogs was nice but it was really hard to stand the smell in this area. I hope they clean it a bit more so it doesn't smell.

I'm happy with the dog park overall but the turf area is highly odiferous all the time. Even after heavy rains, it's as if the artificial turf needs to be washed because it has a heavy urine smell. On a good note, people pick up after their dogs, lots of room to run and play and most patrons are friendly and courteous. It's better than most pup parks, by far!

I'd have to say this dog park is one of best dog parks I've been to! The team that designed this dog park thought of all the details. Bravo! DOG PARKS There are 2 dog parks here: Large and Small. They're both covered in turf. Some sandy areas but I'm loving the turf! Little to no mess for our pups. Easy access; spacious gated-area for entering and exiting. There are several decor/obstacles laid throughout each dog park. WATER STATION There's one in each dog park near entrance. Many owners bring their own bowls and water too. SEATING AREAS There are seating areas throughout both parks for owners to take a seat if needed! TRASHCAN & POOP BAGS PLENTIFUL. I believe I counted like 7 trash cans and 4 poop bag stations in the large dog park. I love that bags are provided and maintenance is on top of keeping stock. No excuses not to pick up after your pup! WASH STATION I absolutely love that there's a wash station with a hose and head. It's located in between both dog parks. PARKING Private lot with lots of parking spaces.

Location: Located off Reed St, 1 mile away from Santa Clara University Play area: Play area is separated between big dogs and small dogs. The center of the play area is artificial grass with the edge filled with DG. Both play areas are HUGE. Seating: there are several benches for owners to sit on as well as a picnic area. Parking: huge parking area. Other amenities: dog water fountain, tunnel, doggie bags Mar 17 2023 review First time here. And there were 8 corgis including mine. My corgi's name is S'mores and he loved the spot. The community of owners were friendly and had great positive vibes. This is definitely one of our top dog parks in the South Bay. So if you have a cool Corgi like S'mores, this is the spot to be.

my dog was quite fond of this establishment. hes been less depressed since i started taking him here

This was such a cool dog park. Pawrents all seemed very attentive to their babies. Highly recommended!

This is one of my favorite parks in the greater Bay Area~ There's a big parking lot~ easy to park and get in and out of the dog areas. There's a big and small dog side. On the small dog side there's almost always poo bags, and recently I noticed a pooper scooper. There's Astro turf, but also real dirt and grass. There's some seating in and out of shade. There's a concrete walk path around the inside of the dog park, and some ?equipment? for the dogs to walk through or on There's also some (car) chargers~ I believe they close at 10 I like this one because there's usually other small dogs when we visit~ the ease of getting to and from parking lot~ as well as the bags, and cleanliness/friendliness of the place/people.

We have taken our puppies here a number of times and this park is particularly clean although some parts of the fake grass smell like urine. Lol all the poop has been picked up by their owners, so that's nice to see! I also have a very sensitive nose, so maybe we went on an off day before they spray the grass? Lol There is a small dog park and a large dog park with a fence in between and also a washing area between both gates. There's a sidewalk along the large dog park area that you can walk around and a couple of different rocks that the dogs can perch on as well as a log smaller medium size dogs could try to walk across or perhaps jump over! I really like how open this park area is as well as the number of benches and trees for coverage. We will definitely be back!

My dog Loves this dog park! We live in South San Jose and we still make the trip to come here once in awhile. It is spacious and the dog owners here tend to be nicer and pay attention to the dogs. I do not like dog parks where everyone is on their phone and no one is watching their dogs. They separate the big dogs from the small dogs and most people follow the rules. My personal pet peeve at the dog park is when people bring their large dog puppies to the small dog side because they dont want them to bullied or have to watch them. So they bring them to the small dog side and let their large puppy terrorize the small dog side. NOT COOL. But cant win them all. All in all its super spacious with fun things for the dogs to run through and jump on and off of. Its a good time for sure. Just ask the dogs ^_^

Since we've moved to Santa Clara, I was looking for a new dog park for our mini dachshund & came across this spot :) They have separate areas for small & big dogs. It's nice that they have a drinking fountain & poop bags available if you've forgotten to bring any with you.

PRO TIP (Google Maps) - It is called Reed Street Dog Park on the app, but should still pop up if you look up Raymond G Gamma. I really love this dog park. We drive the additional 10 minutes out to this dog park because it is much cleaner and bigger than the one close to my house. + Large and small dogs split up + Clean (they close every Wednesday until 3pm for cleaning) + Little sanitation area available, so you can do a quick booty or paw clean if your dog gets filthy + Poo bags available in multiple spots in the park + Little doggy water fountain so you don't need to bring a water bottle Owners here are pretty good with pulling their dog away if they are misbehaving and so far, we have yet to run into a "bad" dog. The evenings do get really crowded, so avoid if your pup does better with less dogs.

This has been my favorite dog park. It's a little far from me, around 20-30 min drive depending on but the people I've encountered are very nice! I've only been inside the large dog area. Most of the time the dogs are also nice. I've seen reviews of people mentioning aggressive dogs, which might occur more on the weekends. It can get very packed on the weekends. Weekday afternoons have way less dogs, understandably. There's a water fountain with 3 different heights and a couple trash cans and plenty of poop bags. It can get a bit dirty, ie poop left on the artificial grass or the dirt area but I've been to other dog parks (san jose and fremont) and this is by far my favorite. There are 2 park tables with shade and a few benches scattered around. There's also a public bathroom outside the park.

So many good doggy doo's, can get a bit overcrowded at times and poop marks everywhere, just gotta watch your step. They have poop bags and a pooper scooper, decent seating if you need to work/study, split area for the tiny ones and large ones.

The dog park is back open! Construction is complete and the park is great! There is plenty of seating (benches, tables, and some concrete decor/dividers that double as seating) and easy parking for hoomans. There is a water fountain and lots of communal toys available to play with and even some fun decorative obstacles in the middle of the turf.

Since it's newly renovated, it is super clean and they even have a wash area! Overall area around the dog park was peaceful and pleasant despite train tracks nearby, which I enjoy. But compared to other parks, the small dog side is small. I prefer a larger area. All the dogs are super cute and everyone was really nice. There are a lot of kids here though, more so than other dog parks. My dog doesn't like kids, he'll bark nonstop at them so this isn't our spot. I heard there's one nearby (possibly on Lafayette?) if you wanna check that one out too.

I just moved to Santa Clara a couple months ago so it was a wonderful surprise that this park was just renovated a couple weeks ago. Features: The park has two separate areas, one for small dogs and the other for big dogs. There are also "courses" for dogs to play with if yours is into that. There is also a wash area for your dog in case they get dirty. In the gated dog park areas there are benches as well as concrete picnic tables with plenty of shaded areas. Very welcoming and perfect for long visits. The park is closed every Wednesday till 3:00pm so that the park officials can keep the park clean which is a refreshing concept since other dog parks are rarely cleaned. We have had a great experience here the past week and will most definitely be regulars here.

One of our favorite dog parks to visit. Everyone is super friendly and this park is very clean. There's a small and large dog separation, water stations, dog wash, plenty of seating and trash bins.

One of the nicer dog parks. Two section for large and small dogs. Water, bathrooms, benches, and car chargers. Most pet costodians are nice, responsible, and a pretty good crowd.

Really nice park. I've taken my dog here a couple times on weekend mornings, and she really liked it. Almost all the dogs were well-behaved, and owners seemed to pay attention to their dogs, which is so important at a dog park. There were plenty of dogs on the small side, though not so many that it was crowded. It's pretty clean, not a lot of poop around. Parking was easy. No idea what it's like at other times or during the week, but weekend mornings between 8 and 10 are great. Highly recommend.

My puppy's favorite dog park, I brought him to the other one but so far he only enjoyed being here. We usually go in the morning since it does get crowded later at night. Most of the owners here are responsible and there is plenty of room for dogs to play. Highly recommend this dog park to anyone who lives in the Bay Area.

I started going to this dog park after it finished construction a couple months ago since it is closer to my new apartment in Milpitas. The entire area is so nice! LAYOUT There is a big dog and small dog field separated by fencing. Both sides have complementary poop bags scattered all throughout the dog park and a water fountain. If your dog ends up having poop stuck on their butt or if you just want to clean their paws for sanitary reasons, there is a small station located in-between the big and small dog areas for you to wash them off. DOGGOS & PAWRENTS I've already befriended several dog owners at this park! Everyone has been so nice. I also have not encountered a mean or aggressive dog which is a plus. BEST TIME TO GO The park gets really busy towards the evening when everyone is off from work. I typically go in the mornings since I prefer going when there are less dogs so that my pups don't get too overwhelmed (too many dogs usually = breeding ground for bad behavior). WHEN NOT TO GO Wednesday mornings until 3pm since the park is closed for cleaning!

This is my favorite dog park to bring my dog! I love the fake grass area and it's always super clean. Everyone is super respectful of the place and my dog always have a blast here!

Everytime I go there there is always untrained dogs with oblivious owners. Today on 11/19, my dog got instantly attacked by another dog and when I picked my dog up. I got knocked over by the dog because he was still trying to get him. The dog was big and the owner had no control over his dog. There were witness there who saw the whole thing happen. I've been taking my dog to other dog parks for a while now and not once this happened. There should be more signs up stating if you have no control over your dog you shouldnt bring them there. If that would have been a child your dog attacked it would have been a different story. The owners just laughed and still tried justifying their dogs actions instead of taking responsibility

This is officially my favorite dog park in the South Bay. It's clean, lots of parking and friendly dogs & people. They have poop bags , a water fountain and places for humans to sit .

So update review now I know it's open throughout the week but expect Wednesdays. And I can definitely say I'm happy to I can bring my little girl to try again I definitely can say she was happy. And so I was too I because I can see the sprint in her. And definitely will be coming back.

THIS PARK IS CLOSED. I walked along way to get here to find a lot of construction equipment and the fence is down. Maybe it will re-open later but for now there is no dog park here.

Love this park and so does the pup! There are usually other people and dogs to meet but it has felt over crowded the few times we've visited. Highly recommend!

currently closed for construction which is a bummer for me, my significant other and of course the dog. This place I think is a pretty cool park for dogs... plus I've never had issues with the dog owners too. (Most of the time the problems are not the dogs but the owners). So far, the trees around the park provide good shade for owners and dogs. Large space, parking is sufficient. Dusty and I don't doubt it could be muddy during the rain. The grass definitely need to be taken care of or updated. Will need to see how it'll look like when it reopens. It definitely needs update.

Great park for small dogs. They separate small and large. Lots of small dogs for my dog to play with. Only dislike is the fake grass.

I'm really impressed. This dog park is clean and beautiful. I love the small/large dog separation. The obstacles on the small dog side are a nice touch. There's even a gated area to hose off the pooch if the roll in something iffy. Major shout out to the City of Santa Clara for caring enough to do this for pet owners. Thank you.

I am a fan of this dog park because of the two sections: big dogs and small dogs. I have a Yorkie named Chewy. He loves to sniff around and explore in the small dog section. You will see a variety of dog breeds and behaved and energetic temperaments. The small dog section has a small grass patch in the middle and the rest is dirt. Most people pick up after their dogs but every once in you will get the owner who does catch their dog doing his/her business. Someone usually says something and crisis averted. This is a cool place to hang out with your dog. Check out my Yelp list for more dog-centric spots, http://www.yelp.com/list/chewys-dog-friendly-hangouts-sunnyvale-3

Went here on a Saturday afternoon and the small dog area was PACKED. I like a busy dog park for my pup to play but this was just too much. People going in an out all the time, parking lot was crowded etc. Lost sight of my dog for a few minutes a few times because there were just so many other dogs. Nicely designed park, just way too many people. Weekdays are probably more bearable.

Blitz made a friend.. or, actually a couple. But she's rolling around in the dirt and now she's no longer white. Oh well, tired puppy = happy puppy. Kind of hard to locate. It was hidden behind some bushes but, it's just across from public storage. Dirt mound with patches of grass as well as some to surround the perimeter. Looks pretty well kept. Seriously, she dirtier than filthy. There was a lot of room and a couple of benches around each of the sides. There was also a small dog side and a large dog side. Not a bad place to go if you don't mind a dirty doggy. If only there was a shower nearby.

My friend took me here so our doggies could have a play date. Let me just say a few words: SUPER CLEAN TWO PARTS FOR BIG AND SMALL DOGS THOROUGHLY STOCKED WITH SUPPLIES GOOD SIZE (not too big or small) and best of all . . . FREE!!! All the people who were there were so nice and took after their dogs. Everyone seemed to know the rules and just loved watching their dogs roam free. I've been to other parks that you couldn't even sit down because it was so gross! Here, you can walk around and play with your dogs without a great fear of a surprise at the bottom of your shoe!

Closed for construction for the sports area. Hopefully they will reopen the dog park soon. Maybe they will replant the grass and keep it maintained this time. I really like this park better than the one at Near Meridian with the fake grass and no shade. That is so gross. No matter where you take your dog you're going to encounter people who don't watch their dogs, who don't pick up after their dogs and people who really shouldn't bring their dogs to the dog park. That didn't stop me from returning.

I'm sad to say that this is one of the worst dog parks ever! It's gone down hill over the last year. It's basically a small dirty dust pit. It used to have well maintained grass and be fairly quiet. I went this past Sat. To find a Husky meet up grow. Serious, 25 rowdy husky's in a small public dog park? Talk about a growling, rowdy, mosh pit! I've often found the owners are more about chatting then watching their not well behaved dogs. Also, I don't take my dog to a dog park with her own ball for someone to tell me, "you can't have a squeaky ball, my dog gets very aggressive over them". Then don't have your dog here! I did tell him that. Sheshh folks, I don't need to control your dogs. I'd rather go to Los Gatos dog park for sure or even the little Del monte one is better.

The park itself is fine, but the patrons who bring their dogs are not. I noticed that about half of the owners who bring their dogs cannot control them. I went a third time to this park, despite my intuitive feeling of uneasiness, to treat my personable/friendly lab mix. She ended up playing with every dog. But 2 dogs in particular kept following her: a bull dog and tall white wolf mix. The 2 played too rough with her (I thought nothing of it because she loves to play) and one ending up biting my dog so hard she bled in three areas. I wish I could upload a picture of proof. I only noticed once we got to the car 5 min later after the 2 mean dogs left, so I couldn't report anything. I am NEVER going to this dog park or any other ever again and I recommend you do not as well. (Instead Walk your dog. Find a park. Go to a friends house. That's what I'm doing)

Today was our first time. I was able to find parking in the narrow gravel parking lot at 4:30pm on a Monday (MLK Jr Holiday). We were in the large dog side. -Liked: gravel around the perimeter and grass in the middle, water area had a drain by it with gravel instead of dirt to prevent mud, 2 tall fast dispelling water faucets, 2 big steel water bowls, water fountains outside too, port-a-potty outside, poop bags available inside and outside, multiple closed trash bins, multiple covered tables and benches, multiple benches lining the perimeter, and overall owners seemed nice and paid attention to their dogs. -Dislike: I didn't like the hilliness of the grass/dirt, but I suppose it helps with drainage when it rains, yes it's more on the smaller side compared to other dog parks (but kind of makes it easier to keep track of your dog). -Rules say only 2 dogs per owner, and I saw a guy come in with three dogs, but they seemed fairly well socialized, and the owner was paying attention so I suppose that's ok. -A couple smaller dogs were in the big dog side, but they got along well with others so I suppose that's ok too. :) LOTS of big dogs by 5:15pm. OVERALL I am pleased and would return.

This is the closest dog park to my house and it's small but I like it. This park separates the big dogs and the little ones. I suggest going on the weekdays rather than on the weekend because there are more dogs on the weekdays. Plenty of benches and nice regular dog owners.

First of all, Yelp has this park as rated "good for kids." Do not bring your kid to a dog park. Dogs jump and kids are small. Ok, now that that's said we can get on to the review. This dog park is great for serving the needs of our canine friends that want to run around with their other canine friends. The park is split into two sections, small dog and big dog. The big dog side is about the size of a rich person's backyard, not huge but big enough for a dog to really run (and bigger than the length a chuckit can throw). The grass is alright, it's not smooth but there are no bald spots. There's a dirt path that runs around the outer edge (inside the gates) if your dog doesn't want to make friends and would rather walk with you. The small dog area is maybe one third the size of the big dog area. As with all public dog parks, you need to watch your dog. Watch your dog to make sure they aren't being attacked or played with too rough, and watch your dog to make sure they aren't attacking or playing with another dog too rough. If everyone did those two things, dog parks would be a happier place. Go with your gut and just leave if you don't feel right, but if you have a friendly dog come check this place out. If you have a mean dog, stay away. No one wants you here.

I took the pups here today to give them the opportunity to run around and play with other dogs. The park was very nice and split up into two sections, one for big dogs and one for small dogs. They had a nice big lawn area in addition to a dirt area for the dogs to run around in. All of the dogs there were very nice and well behaved. All in all, this is a great park! I wish it was a little closer to me, but I don't mind the drive since my dogs had a blast.

Kiko and Ginger, my two dogs, enjoyed this lovely dog park. I have two loud mouth small sized dogs (one is an adult chihuahua, but is the size of a puppy) and it is good that this park has a separation for small and large dogs. My dogs would have tried to pick fights with the big dogs and they would be eaten easily. My dogs enjoyed the open space and I enjoyed the gates that held them in. The park has some benches for the dog owners to sit, while they're precious pets play. The owners that come here are very courteous and clean up after their dogs, which I'm appreciative of. The dogs want to keep coming here and I'll keep bringing them

Real grass! Hills! Dirt! Everything a dog loves and more. We prefer coming to this park now when we can. Bigger and better than our old usual spot

This is my favorite dog park in the area! Grass, sand, trees, bags, and tons of friendly dogs. Highly recommended. We come here every day with our golden! It's also nice because you can find shade or sun depending on what you're looking for.