Wonderful Dog Park Experience!!
✨ This ‘Off Leash’ inclosure is ginormous in size, entirely fenced in, with lush greenery/ trees that give the full effects of wooded wilderness for pups, with the peace of mind/ safety for owners.
🐾 The area we utilized seemed to be for medium/ large sized dogs, while there was an inclosure at the entrance of the park where small dogs were interacting.
🐕 My pup thoroughly enjoyed exploring all 5 acres of the wooded space and was able to chase after squirrels to her hearts content, sniff around and run freely. After the dog park she slept for hours 😆😴👍
🍁This space is gorgeous during the fall with vibrant colored trees & picnic tables throughout for sitting!
🚮 There are black ‘poop’ bags tied to the fence for convenient poop clean up~ with multiple trash cans along the fence. & Water available in jugs with...
Read moreThis park could be great if it was better maintained. This park is seperated into two sections. One is visible from the street and is smaller than the second park just down the path (sign directs you where). Park has double gated entry with dog bags provided if needed. The park is mostly wooded with wood chipped paths. This park would be so much better if it was maintained better. Paths were very uneven with some areas having lots of wood chips in piles (could have been that they were laying down new chips but it didnt seem fresh). Brush is overgrown and branches hang into the paths at multiple places. There was also a large amount of random poop throughout the park. No water access but was muddy in...
Read moreIf you’re heading to the little space dog park be forewarned the owners of big dogs have been there every single time. There isn’t a rule stating otherwise. The small park should specify small dogs and fragile dogs only. I have a small dog that loves small and big dogs but not every small dog owner can say the same. If there’s no small dogs in the little park, we go to the big, very spacious park but my dog isn’t afraid of big dogs and getting rolled around...
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