This is a great place for locals to take their pups. There's a nice creek and pond nearby, and several walking trails. Unfortunately, this park in particular seems to attract a lot of terrible dog owners. Many people use fenced dog parks as a great opportunity to train their dogs outside of the fenced in dog park, on a lead - either for reactivity, or general obedience skills like loose-leash walking, recall, heel, etc. In fact, this park in particular has a sign with a clearly written rule that all dogs must be on lead outside of the fenced in portion. I was training my rescue pup today, at least 40-50 feet away from the fence, when someone drove up and proceeded to immediately let their off-leash dog run free, well before reaching the fence. This owner did not attempt to recall his dog. As expected, this caused my dog to have a very emotional response, ruining what had been an extremely positive training session. Worse still, this owner admitted knowing that presenting a leashed dog with one off leash causes reactivity. It's inevitable that a portion of all populations with have selfish and idiotic individuals, however, this park seems to have a greater than average percentage.