Wisner Dog Park — Attraction in New Orleans

I’m just happy to have a dog park so close by! The only imperfections are: the grounds are very dusty because the dogs make it hard to have grass, and one water fountain is broken. But both of those things I chalk up to the difficulty of having a public park. These are not easy problems to solve. I like the big space and it’s plenty for dogs to run around in. There are lots of benches, both in the sun and in the shade. I just recommend wearing boots when you come, or your old tennis shoes, so that you don’t get too disappointed when your footwear gets dusty or muddy. There are usually lots of cars parked along the street, but nonetheless I still have a pretty easy time finding a spot. It’s easy to spend hours at this park if your dog can handle it. It’s a great place to relax while your dog...

I can’t co-sign on the “great little park” reviews. I can co-sign that the people are really nice and friendly. It is a nice park with seating. Some is on the far end of the park ( where no one sits) and the rest is under trees —where everyone sits or stands. It’s a small park next to the neighborhood playground with no separation between large and small dogs. The area has a large amount of dirt. It fine if it didn’t rain recently, otherwise it’s muddy. Overall it’s a nice park but it depends on what...

My dog loves coming here and always makes new friends. However, it is a giant dirt pit, so don't wear nice shoes. It's fairly small but has benches to sit down on while your pups are playing. Also, bring towels in your car to wipe them off (especially if it rained anytime recently). Unfortunately, this is the only official dog park in the uptown area. The next closest I believe is city bark at City Park, and then lafreineire park. On days when we can't get out to lafreineire or city park, wisner dog...