Rail Yard Dog Park

Stopped here to run out our dog while we were road tripping. We went at 7pm on a Friday so there was not many dogs but it was very well kept and there was tons of space for her to get her energy out. There were a few toys left behind which was also a plus. One thing to plan for is bringing water for your dog during the winter bc the water will be turned off.

I had a really good experience here. This was Denim, and my 1st time here. He was 4 month puppy. All the dog owners were all friendly and respectful. The dogs all got along very well. This was a nice experience. One thing that I am having to warn about is there are alot if goat head stickers on the perimeter of the park. These are not good at all on a dog paws. It looks like they may be addressing this problrm. Until its gone it will be a problem.

First time at this park and I enjoyed it and my dog definitely had a blast too. There was parking right next to park and it was not to crowded either. My only grip is about a couple dog owners who would just stand there looking dumb as their dogs would either be trying to hump, or getting to aggressive with other dogs playing around them. I personally saw 3 dog owners leave because of this. However, I will certainly be back to this park as I hope this was just a one time incident. .

Very nice park. 2 sections, high energy beasties and little guys section. Bring your own bowl and water for the winter, water is off. Good space, plenty of sitting spots and piddle spots. Poo bag dispensers, entryway to unleash then choose your section. A few tennis balls around to play. The big dog section has good run, play space for balls or Frisbee.

The sandy ground here is littered with poop from non-mindful pet owners. The water fountain doesn't work for man or his best friend. People and dogs seem nice, haven't seen anything major in several visits. More spacious than the dog park at skyline park. Good, large, fenced area to let your dog loose and play. Remember to bring H20 and keep and eye on your animal!