Rover's Run at Redstone Park — Attraction in Four Corners States

This is a great dog park for socializing your dog! It is pretty small and flat, so its not great for exploring, but its always pretty crowded so its like a dog party! My dogs lose all interest in me when we get there and just wanna play with all the other dogs. I wouldn't recommend this park if your dog doesn't like interacting with other dogs. But its great if you are working on socializing your dog or already have a social pup! Two of my dogs used to feel threatened or be scared of new dogs but we have been taking them so frequently to this park that they now play well and have a lot less...

It’s a big sand lot; 3 laps around equals 1 mile. The sand provides great traction for the dogs and endless digging opportunities, which my dog loves. There are 2 water stations that are simple, yet well designed, with bowls tied to them. 3 picnic tables with a sunshade. Parking is across the street at Red Stone Park which is a very large sports field complex with a pond, picnic area, and restrooms. This park is great to walk in after the warm dog park. There are many shade trees and the grass is lush. Best time of day to arrive for this experience, in my opinion, is a couple hours...

Instead of hard dirt, this is sandy. Handles mild rain/snow better than the dirt-pack parks. Two water stations and several place to sit if you need. Our new favorite.

Update: share structures are permanent now, which is nice. Well maintained park. I always wish for a bit more natural shade, but that's a nitpick. Sunday mornings are pretty busy if you are looking to have your puppy expend some big energy; I think there are some weekly (Sunday) park-goers that make that a routine. Other mornings have dogs for sure, but not like Sunday usually. Summer days are sparse when hot...