Quail Run Park Off Leash Dog Area — Attraction in Mesa

We came here because there was a Easter event for dogs. We drove all the way around the 202. There was ample parking. It was directly off the main road, so it was easy to get to. Then you walk to the end of the parking lot and you enter through a simple gate, and it is the hugest dog park I’ve ever seen having a single area. The dog parks I’ve been to are much smaller or have different areas that they rotate through. This one had a simple, small dog area or timid area, fenced off. But a huge Long more than a football field feeling dog area with hills and trees and doggy poop bags and garbage. There were buckets of water everywhere. Some people brought chairs and were sitting in clusters. One thing about this dog park is nobody. There was pretentious at all. There was no aggressive dogs. Everyone was pretty friendly. I frequently go to Cosmo dog park in Gilbert, and I almost always have to deal with either an annoying person or an aggressive dog. This place is...

Was told to take my bully puppies to socialization exchanges at this dog park which is visually amazing sounds great from friends but when I decided to drive by and watch with one of my 9 month old bully puppies was talking to her in 'MY CAR' and said as a dog parade was walking by, "do you see friends little girl? And one of the snooty dog walker parade ladies leared at us and said outside the vehicle, "were not your friends".... yet we were they're for socialization we where only met with a Karen with an attitude who thinks it ok to butt in on someone's conversation in they're own vehicle with angst.... shout out at whatever community this was but we will Never go back to this recommended dog spot... if I can give negative stars on only this community alone I would but I don't know how. We'll stick to our desert paths and socialization with the...

So far this is one of the best dog parks I’ve visited since moving to the metro-Phoenix area. Parking near the entry is plentiful. There are two separate areas, one large area for social dogs and a smaller area for “timid” dogs. There is a long approach from the entrance to the play area which means there aren’t dogs waiting at the gate when you first come in. This approach also lets my dog decompress when we get ready to leave the park. There are a number of trees and shady areas. Moveable plastic chairs are provided as well as unloveable park benches. The water fountain is in good condition and there are plenty of buckets for dogs to drink out of. There are usually a number of dogs of all sizes when we visit. I haven’t had any problems and the owners I’ve encountered are observing their dogs and intervene if there are...