Valley Mission Dog Park

Small but clean and well kept. Still worth time to drive out there to let my Pugs run.

This is a dog park, not a park for kids to play. Thee is only street parking on the side. But great place for dogs. The people were really nice, friendly.

Review of Valley Dog Park Valley Dog Park is a wonderful destination for dogs and their owners. The park is divided into two secure sections: one for small dogs and another for large dogs. Each area features sturdy fencing, ensuring a safe environment for all pets. A convenient in-ground fountain provides fresh water for thirsty pups, and dog waste bags and disposal containers are available throughout the park. We’ve visited Valley Dog Park about four times, and our experience has been excellent every time. The grounds are impressively clean, with well-maintained sitting areas and garbage bins. The other dog owners we’ve met are friendly and responsible, which makes the environment even more enjoyable. As protective dog owners, we value safe, off-leash exercise for both physical and mental health. Running freely helps dogs maintain muscle strength, trim their nails naturally, and improve mental clarity. It also reduces behavioral problems, supports training, and strengthens the bond between dogs and their humans. Our dogs, Indy and Nanook, absolutely love this place. Indy sprints back and forth with her long legs stretching, overjoyed to meet other dogs, her tail wagging nonstop. Nanook is on a mission to mark every object in sight and happily explores the space. The water fountain is a lifesaver for keeping them hydrated during play. Overall, Valley Dog Park is a clean, safe, and fun spot for dogs and owners alike, and we look forward to many more visits. The hours are from dawn🌅to dusk 🌅.

Such a perfectly set up dog park! I love the fact there are 2 sections for the dogs based on size. Also they have fresh water for them and a doggy washing station that is placed perfectly. My Cupcake lovesss this park. I wish I could take her every day

Nice playground for my pups. Traveling through Spokane Valley took my dogs to play and run on our way back to Wyoming.