This WAS a great park. These days, almost everyone feels entitled to let their questionable dogs off leash which is a huge liability check that they nor the city is ready to be cashed. It's impossible to trust any of the dogs as agro and friendly alike will walk up without their negligent yet entitled owner putting in an ounce of effort to control them. I completely understand why natural parks are moving towards no dogs allowed even though it would hardly cost more for the slightest amount of enforcement - not to mention the citations alone would fund that department. Graffiti everywhere, the park feels overgrown and unwelcomingly wild. When there's wild teasle (invasive) growing directly beside the trailhead whose to say the last time a tech walked the path. Good luck walking around the island trails, that's a complete mess of grass, bramble, and trees growing into the extremely narrowed path making it uncomfortable to pass through. At least commit to maintaining the primary outer path. Brush cutter walk once a month?