My pups have had a wonderful time here all winter and will this spring, summer, and fall too. I care about making sure my dogs have enough physical and mental exercise and Dog City Dog Park is a great place for both. The price is reasonable given that I've been able to bring my dogs there 24/7 and not have to worry about what the weather is doing or about to change to. I love that all dog owners are responsible for their dogs. Other members are watching and expect people to be attentive and clean up.

While dog sitting, I recently took my friends dog to Dog City Dog Park. While there I witnessed messes not being cleaned up expediently, several anti-social dogs, and a lack of responsible management in general. The most amazing thing is that you get all this for a normal rates are $389/year. What a total rip off. When I mentioned it to my friend he said that it was a total waste of money but they cannot get out of the contract. They wish they would have simply stuck with the free local parks that are numerous in this area.

How can any blue collar family in this economy be expected to pay $389/year for poor service, management and conditions when they can get this for free. Further I find it very interesting that all of the local media involving this place neglects to state on the air or in print how expensive this place is. Rediculous.

There are times that some dog owners aren't watching their dogs, leaving them unattended. This has led to problems with their dogs and other dogs.

Not having separate areas, times, or days for only small dogs makes the dog park unsafe for them.

My puppy and I joined today. She absolutely loved it! This isn't just any dog park, the owner evaluates all of the dog's temperament and confirms that all vaccinations are up to date. The best part is that the club is immense and members are held accountable for their dogs.

I highly recommend that anyone with a dog join the club. Not just for the fantastic indoor accommodations, but to experience the owner's ability to interact and understand all of the energy of the canines that walk though the door:)

This is a brand-new indoor/outdoor dog park in a New Hope warehouse with a fenced strip of lawn along the North side. It's not yet in full operation, but plans are to add more space and gear--and the dogs already like it. I stopped in last week with a friend and her two Jack Russell Terrier pups. Greg, the owner, talked with us, showed us around, and introduced us to his and Jennifer's dogs. When he saw that the pups were generally good-natured, he invited them to become members, and they signed up for a 12-month membership. The cost is about the same as a human health club. We're looking forward to "going in for a walk" (instead of "out for a walk") when darkness, cold, or rain would otherwise keep us indoors at home.