North Hills Dog Park
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(from Google)The Dorothy Dix dog park is wonderful. It is very clean and well kept. My dog is a big sniffer, so we take it intros slow. There is both a small dog area and a large dog area. The large dog area is a larger space with plenty of areas for different dog groups to sniff and play. There is a large shaded area with a bench and several doggie bag stations throughout. A 5’ fence wraps around all sides, with one entrance by the parking lot. Off to the side of the entrance there are 3-4 port-a-potties and one trashcan for disposing of doggie bags. I will definitely be back with my girl.
Good place to stop for your dogs, but wouldn’t recommend staying long due to it being wood chips instead of grass. Also few mosquitoes.
King loves a good dog park! First of all, this place is across from Harris Teeter. We now know what to do while my wife is shopping. YAY! Although there were not many other dogs here, the park was spacious and fun. The mulch was sandy soft. Good thing it hadn't rained. Overall. King and I rate NH a solid 4 out of 5.
Not many amenities and I wouldn't want to be there after a rain but there are so few dog parks in the area that it gets an extra star for being there. If visiting by car, Harris Teeter garage is the best option - it's right across the street.
I was a little nervous brining my dog here (pretty young/small Italian Greyhound) but it turned out great. All the other dogs we met were friendly and the park is a decent size. There’s no water fountain and it gets pretty muddy after rain but overall a good experience!