Carrollwood Village Dog Park

Such a nice peaceful place to enjoy, i frequently jog there from home and finish at the workout area. The staff is very friendly and my favorite is the "taste of carrollwood" event they have there annually where you get to try some of the foods from restaurants in the area and other favorites.

Great place to let the pups run free. There is a covered area for mom and/or dad to sit and socialize while keeping an eye on play time. A dog level water fountain is available as well as numerous water bowls. There are usually balls around the area if your fur-baby likes to catch or fetch A few more trees would be nice. There are two areas for the dogs, based on size. Hostile dogs (or owners) are not tolerated.

There was no on site staff to get assistance for help to control the couple with their two aggressive large & one small dogs in the large dog area that attacked other dogs including mine. I asked them to put their dogs on leash but received a rude response from the man & woman. Also no one picks up poops & the area is very dirty. Years ago, this park was way nicer.

Dog park with 2 very large, grassy areas for both small and large dogs. Each area has a pavilion with beaches for 2-legs. Not much shade for the pups. Water is available as well as waste bags. A good variety of small pups are here during our visit: Sunday 9am. Locals seemed nice and were mindful of their pups. Restrooms nearby for 2-legs. Paved trail wraps around and thru the park and around a pond. We saw ducks, birds, and turtles. Highly recommend Tues park if you’re in the area.

One of the best parks I have ever been to. Has everything for everyone. There are lots of blue tilapia lurking around the bank, catfish, bass and turtles. The water is reclaimed but quite clear and healthy. Kids play at the skate park and playground. Dog park has rinse stations for both small and large dog sections. Rain creates a large mud puddle near the gazebo area in the large dog park.