Fido Field — Attraction in Cincinnati

It can be hard to find a free/public and decent off leash dog park within driving distance of where I live. This place is nice because the long stretches of turf allows the pups to run wild even if it's been raining (which it has been a ton). It also has a second smaller field for smaller dogs or owners that want to exercise their dogs but are wary of mixing with too many others. There are bowls and a stock of water jugs, as well as chuck it wands and balls for fetch. There are also benches so sit on and a nice canopy for some shade. Four stars because the biggest and most glaring downside is that despite being free there's minimal parking close by that isn't private lots or the...

Medium sized dog park Downton just minutes from the highway. The larger area is for dogs above 22# and a smaller area for smaller dogs. There are a few water bowls and also a container with bags to pick up after your pup like a responsible owner. There's a large garbage can for disposal. You can park in the lot next to Fido field for free or Park on eggleston at the meters for a fee until 9pm mon-sat. There was a fun group of dogs and people there so I'd definitely recommend...

It was a decent place to let my dog off the leash... he wasn't too fond of the astroturf at all... he decided he'd rather sit in the shade and rocks right next to the highway with me. But also the trucks and trailers kept startling him and he's not the type of dog to not run free or be bothered. Thought I'd spend about an hour... only lasted about 20 mins before he was over it. I'd probably bring him again but now I know it'll be a short...