I LOVE this park! Even though it is usually deserted, that's fine with me. Do bring water because you never know when the water cistern is going to be empty or the spigot frozen shut. This has got to be the cleanest dog park I have ever been to; maybe because bags are provided and I don't think it's used as much as other parks in the area. I really like the layer of bark on the ground. The fence is about 5 foot and the fencing doesn't allow a tennis ball to roll out of the park. There is an area for small/injured dogs, but I have never seen anyone use it. There is a spot to leave donations for the upkeep of the park with a suggested donation of a dollar a visit I believe.

All in all, this is my favorite dog park in the area!

I really love this facility - nice space, great shade, clean and beautiful mountain seting. If we go on a saturday early afternoon (around 12-2) there are usually 2 or 3 other dogs there. Otherwise, it's usually deserted. I think the water spigot works all summer and not in the winter? not certain, though.

We love bringing our dogs here. It is a nice, large off-leash park in a lovely setting. Sometimes the water spigot works, and sometimes it doesn't. The place is run by volunteers!

Not a chance...Very remote and small. Tuesday afternoon I was the only person in sight. Very well kept and a beautiful setting. Large mulch chips thick on ground made it feel really clean. Only two or three poop-piles someone neglected to pick up. Nice, but not exactly for the dog looking to socialize.

We went on a Thursday at 2 - no one else there. Quiet and peaceful. Bring water. Follow the dirt road back through the park until you reach the Bark Park. Pretty clean, sloped, trees, seperate small dog area.