Brown County Dog Park — Attraction in Hobart

My wife and I stopped here with our mini Aussie on our way home from Door County in July of 2019. It was a long drive home and we wanted to find a place for our dog to get a bit of exercise, so I looked on Google Maps and found this place. We are so glad we found this place because it was truly awesome!

To call it a "dog park" would not do it justice because it's more of a wooded refuge for dogs with two off-leash areas (for small and large dogs) and another on-leash area with a creek. We did not visit the leashed area, but the large off-leash area is huge and wonderful! The terrain is interesting and exciting with hills, a bridge, plenty of benches, and even a couple dog agility fixtures.

The latches on the gates to get into the park are perfect because you simply life up on them to open and then they automatically lock when they swing shut. The entire area is shaded, which keeps the dogs cooler. I'm sure it can get muddy when it's wet, but it was nice and dry when we visited. Our dog had an amazing time and we really wished we had something like this back home. We would definitely stop here again if we went through Green Bay with our dog.

The $2 donation admission charge was well worth it, and I would definitely get the annual pass if we lived in town. HIGHLY...

Absolutely the best dog park EVER. We are so blessed to only live a little over 4 miles from this wonderful park and the annual pass of $20 is incredibly cheap. This was our first time at a dog park and we picked this one because of the vast size, the fact that it was all shaded, and that all of the dogs that go here are extremely friendly. As soon as we entered the park, our 10 month old Bernedoodle was greeted immediately by other super friendly dogs, all off leash, alone without their human and all calm, kind and loving. Yes, the dogs just run and the humans, well they just enjoy the shade and the peace and quiet as they walk themselves thru the trails. All of the dogs that we met instantly became friends with our 10 month old. There was no jumping, no rough playing no growling and there was no barking. The sign says no aggressive dogs allowed and there were none. It was a little dogs paradise and I loved it too. What I loved the most was that this park is completely fenced in but so large that you will never notice this. Your furry friend will love running free without a leash and they'll love the creek, the trails and even have an agility course will be fun for all. This is a dog park you enter...

Went here on 7/18/23 @ around 7:30pm

Went here with a friend, I so love all the parks around Green Bay. I couldn't help but miss my dog- but hey NO back yard, so she had to go. My ex certainly wasn't going to step up and help, even tho ALONG time ago we took OUR dogs here.And many other parks. Thanks for destroying us- light workers right?

What u will find here is peace. Beauty and no mosquitoes. It's worth your while to keep on. Walking back along the river line. Just take your time. Plenty of places you could take pictures it's absolutely peaceful. It was so nice to hear the birds sing.

Thinking about my dog drama and how much I miss her, wishing we could be in that walk with her, but we'll- I let that go no mosquitoes. It's worth your while to keep on. Walking back along the river line. Just take your time. Plenty of places you could take pictures it's absolutely peaceful. It was so nice to hear the birds sing

Very pretty place. There are a few pints in interests where the humans can sit and the dogs...