Mutt Run Off-Leash Dog Park
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(from Google)This is an awesome place to bring your pups. The fenced in off-leash space is big and others have left balls & Frisbee to play with. The trails around nearby sesquicentennial park are plentiful and a great way to stretch both yours & your pups legs. Lots of fun!
Good, wide open space. A fenced in area as well, which is what I used when I first got there as it was my dogs first time going to a dog park after her Pyometra surgery. I walked about a half mile around the big main loop in the park. Took my 6m baby with me, difficult to push a stroller in the loose gravel walkways, but that's okay! Its meant for dogs not babies. Lots and lots of trails, spent 2 hours there exploring the bridge and the trails. I'll definitely be going to Mutt Run more often. I need to explore the rest of the trails!
I love this dog park! The off-leash area is huge, and there is even a separate on-leash section for your pups. It is such a joy to see my dog run free; he looks so happy. Very little as far as facilities like a toliet or water fountain.
I recently visited the dog park and was pleasantly surprised by its cleanliness and spaciousness. The park offers scenic views and plenty of benches for resting, though it could benefit from more shaded areas. Unfortunately, the water areas were dried up, or the ones seen, which was disappointing. Despite this, my dog Spade had a fantastic time, and I'll definitely be bringing him back. Overall, it's a lovely spot for dogs to run and play, just be prepared for a bit of sun exposure when hot out.
Wonderful off leash park! Even when the parking lot is full, you are never overwhelmed by other dogs or people. You can choose to go to the fenced-in park, the off leash play area where most dogs hang out, or you can go walk the trails and more likely than not be on your own. Maybe passing one or two other dogs.