Crossroads Pop-up Dog Park — Attraction in Bellevue

Love this park, my boy looks forward to go here everyday, I love the idea of bench bcoz we have senior citizens who can’t stand for long n bring their pups, bench is brilliant idea. So keep them there, i don’t know of one review below where someone saw people bringing their food. I never saw that, may be we can write a note for people not to bring human food inside the park. Just add some do’s n don’t kind of stuff. I do have a suggestion to add water point for dogs to drink, myself and few others are bringing water bottles for our boy but there are many pet parents who don’t bring water and many times while feeding my boy , others pups comes n asks and you know you can’t say no , especially this summer I started carrying two water bottles as they run n play n come back to ask Mumma for water. So water station is needed. And add some street lights as now the days are shorter n the area has trees it gets darker fast, for safety it’s good to have some lights poles inside the park. May be we can create a partition separate for small dogs n new dogs introduction as I saw people bringing small dogs n small dogs starts chasing big dogs. And when the big dog reverts for the chase people blame the big dog without noticing the small dog started the fight , so better separate the small dogs. I saw big dogs running n happily playing or fetching balls when small dogs started chasing big dogs n almost bullying, so it’s very important to have small dogs section separate. Rest is all amazing. Thank you for...

My suggestion is to always avoid small dog parks like this. You’re more likely to see people just sitting on the bench, playing with their phones, and not watching the dogs until they get into fights. Dogs are more tense in such small areas and more likely to fight because the small space feels like a backyard to them, which they believe they need to guard, and any “intruders” can be a threat. Some people treat it like their backyard too. For example, a lady brought dinner to eat in the dog park and blamed the dogs for coming to sniff and drool. A man waved a stick around—4 feet long and 1 inch thick—in the middle of the dog park and accidentally hit a dog. I went there a few times and decided I never want to go again. I’m driving a bit further to a larger park now. Convenience doesn’t come...

Great park for the dogs❤️ Two things are not of my liking: No water to fill dog bowels Irresponsible adults allowing their children to treat it as petting zoo. Accidents can happen, who will be paying in the end for that or a dog being put down because of this? So odd ball people go through the dog park with food, alcohol, and even planting foreign stuff out there. Outside the dog park I have seen dogs off leash multiple times. Once again Accidents happen because of...