Grand Park- Dog Park — Attraction in Los Angeles

Update: NOW OPEN AS OF JAN. 5, 2022. This dog park is finally open. Decently sized - maybe 25’x100’ or so. No separation for big and small dogs. Five benches. Two dog fountains. Dog poop bags provided. Went in the afternoon on a weekday, and we were the only ones there.

Update: Still closed as of 2/6/21. CLOSED FOR CONSTRUCTION. This is the closest dog park to Koreatown, but it is closed. Koreatown is the most densely populated neighborhood in Los Angeles, but one of the most park poor areas, so this is especially disappointing to make the trek to DTLA and see it closed. This is one of the only dog parks in LA that is easily accessible by public transit, but it is not open, nor is there any signage indicating when construction will be complete.

FYI, the next closest leash free dog park accessible by public transportation is the LA Live Dog Park,...

i take my canine to this park for a few yrs now..she's not dog friendly so i make point to only allow her inside wen no one else is using dog run..I'm polite, should other dog owners come we will leave..THO, i have had two separate issues w other dog owners(one became violent) ..so i say should your furry friend be same as my girl, find a different dog park. jus not worth the effort of others ignorance. ALSO, i went once long before (covid shutdown) n whole of run was very bloody. smh...otherwise this is a very large beautiful park w lots to see n explore ☺...

Decent dog park, small but does the job and has a water fountain, seats, and shade as well a larger park/playground area with restrooms and jungle gym for kids. The dog park is not separated for small and big dogs but the area isn't large so it's easy enough to supervise play between dogs of all sizes. It can be very tough to find parking although I did park near the train station. However, as a Dtla resident, I will likely continue going to the Arts District, Dog Park there's more regulars, more parking, and it's a much larger area as well as separated...