Willow Bark Park - Dog Park

Its one of our favorite, we're there at least 6 times a week. Lol my pups go back and forth from little Fre

A decent neighborhood dog park with some pros and cons. The space is open and has separate fenced areas for high- and low-energy dogs, which is a helpful feature. There’s a shaded picnic bench, but most of the park is exposed with little cover. The soft pea gravel surface can be tough to walk through and may not suit all dogs. There’s no water inside the park, though a fountain is available just outside the gate. It was quiet and not crowded during a Monday noon visit. Located next to suburban townhomes with street parking available. Not bad, but not great either.

Loved that the park was separated into 2 areas, depending on your dog's levels. Off-leash park; lots of sandy ground for them to run on. Picnic tables with shade, & benches supplied for 2-legged chaperones

This is dog is just average. It is covered in sand and the trees are too small for shade. There are some tables and benches. There’s 2 sections, one for high energy and low energy plus multiple entrances. Poop bags are not provided so bring your own. This park is better spot for your dogs to stretch their legs and get some sniffs in, not major exercise.

It's pretty cool. The residents in the area are pretty chill and have well behaved dogs. There's a light play side and a heavy play side and they are both pretty big. The bags are supplied by the people, newspaper bags and stuff so make sure you have those. But all in all it was a good experience!