Pine Nursery Dog Park — Attraction in Bend

This is our fave!!!!

Acres n acres of fenced play area, trails, agility area, friends and LOTS of pee mail to check!!!

We go to the big dog park, then we go into the little dog park! The people are generally nice and all love pets! Aren’t those the best kind of people!

We go every morning and sometimes evening in Summer too!

My doggin looks forward to it every single day!

**Only bad thing is that some owners pull bags out of their pockets and drop drugs, in the dog areas, so keep an eye out! I’ve found drugs there 3 times! Also there’s a lot of after dark , super sketchy activity going on. I wish they would shut the gates at dusk like the sign says. Drug activity, people sleeping in cars/vans, and old men meeting up for early morning delights) yeah unfortunately you can’t UNsee some things🤮🤢🤮 Still almost...

We were trying to find a fenced in dog run while visiting Bend, OR. The Thousand Trails campground did not have one and our dog is quite energetic because she is only 7 months old. This dog park features one side for big dogs and another for smaller dogs, like ours. This was great, as she had been scared by larger dogs at another park. She had the park to herself for several minutes and liked exploring the rocks and bushes. Then two local residents came with their same size dogs and they enjoyed playing and chasing each other. Our dog had a blast and it was nice talking to some locals. The only problem was the Google map directions have you go past the entrance to the park and we had to turn around and go with our first instinct to turn into the main drive. We did not see a separate entrance for the dog...

I really like this dog park. Lots of room for dogs to run, play fetch/catch, and just generally exercise, fully fenced and varied terrain. Water stations for dogs and humans operational spring thru mid fall. Then, there are the humans. Many dog owners tend to not clean up after their dogs (NO excuse, there are poo bag stations and trash bins all over the area), and people don't pay attention to their dogs. Many spend their time on their phones or visiting, rather than watching their dogs and monitoring the canine interactions. Avoid the park at busy times (after school gets out, after work, weekends) because it's not fun, too busy!!. Great time to go is early morning. I want to give the park itself 5 stars, but because of the clueless canine guardians, I...