We have lived in this area for over a year now. But have been driving to the city to go to dog…read moreparks. I was so happy to discover this place the other day. Most people around here have their own property but for those of us that done this was very nice to take our pups to run around. Big trees for shade in the summer. Plenty of room to run and play fetch. Easy to get to, just across from the heart of Oklahoma expo by the rv park area.

This is our 135th dog park, if memory serves. Yes we travel…read more What this very nice dog park has: Small section Large dog section Water Trash cans Bags provided Excellent parking everything needed and easily found (just keep driving, it's at the end). Freeway visible from the park. It's a little isolated, but that doesn't bother me. Nice staff taking trash out! Nice patrons with their dogs. People are friendly and talk to you. In both sections there are dig marks under the far tractor gates (opposite parking lot) where dogs can get out. I would fix that if it were me. It appears that big dogs go in the small dog section as is evidenced by lack of picking up dog poop. It's not terrible, but the 3-4 big piles I picked up in a small area speaks. It's not hard people, pick up after your dogs. Since my dog wrote a book on dog parks (it's a funny, yet practical guide) I figure I should leave the owners of a park something they could improve on. Sooooo...... One comment on something that should get fixed (#1 issue at a lot of dog parks so this park is not alone): If you are going to allow pools for dogs (they are not always allowed due to disease, and people waste water) throw large, course rocks down in the pool drainage area. With grass nearby you might need to section it off. It's easy, it's cheap. Why do it? Stagnant water spreads disease, it's messy, someone could slip if it's not easily visible. Example. Right now the small dog section is very wet, but you can't see it. Slip hazard. Big section it is an all out pond. If it were my dog park, and if you insist on pools, I would only allow small pools that can only fill 1-2 inches. A 75 year old person should be able to dump the pool themselves to get clean water! If they can't it's too big. Break out the drill and make holes up higher so it can't fill much. The dogs just need their pads to wet to cool off, and they can still roll in it if you want that. Small dog section could get away with a hot water heater aluminum drainage pan!! That's my 2 cents.

My name is Heidi, I am a 5 month old all black GSD, and I approve of this dog park. I'm traveling…read moreacross the country with my parents down to Texas. As we were driving down I-35, this park was super convenient and only half a mile off the highway. My most favorite feature was the up and over ramp. Cause I go up, and then I go over. Other notable features include a fire hydrant, and hydration station with bowls for both me and my parents. The grass was very thick and luscious, with the perfect post-rain storm dampness for me to graze my snout across. It was simply paw-fect! I hope my mom and dad bring me back here soon.

Zela loves the dog p ark ruff ruff Always plenty of room to…read morerun and get her energy out...

Fun and good atmosphere, really enjoyable experience! My dog had a blast it was very nice.read more

This is a really well kept dog park on the west side of Norman. I am so glad I found out about it…read morebecause I was driving all the way to the park off of Robinson and E. 12th Street. Teddy is a bit of an old man who had been kept inside with a little sickly old woman most of his life so he doesn't really know how to "dog" so to speak and won't run around chasing or playing with the other doggos much. He does like to sniff and is pretty happy to be in a place where he can be off his leash for a while since I live in a condo with no yard to speak of. The handful of times we have come, there haven't been many small dogs and I'm almost tempted to take him in the side meant for large dogs as a lot of them seem friendly enough.

Happy Tails Dog Park, is a well-maintained, two-acre off-leash park perfect for dogs of all sizes…read more Separate areas for small (under 30 lbs) and large dogs ensure safe play. It offers agility equipment, shaded spots, water fountains for dogs and owners, picnic tables, clean restrooms, and ample parking. Open dawn to dusk (until 9 PM on Saturdays), this free park is ideal for fun and socialization. Highly recommended for local dog owners.

This park is always clean and very well maintained. The bathrooms are as well. It's in a great…read morelocation surrounded by woods. Very peaceful. There is never too many dogs at play & the parks here are Very spacious. There is a few different areas for all different sized pups. They provide fresh water, plenty of poo disposals. Very Happy Dog Park indeed. My pups love to visit here. They know where we are going when I say.... Wanna go to the park Happy Trails it is always.

My pup and I both love this park. We go just about every day depending upon the weather. Only thing…read moreI dislike is that it doesn't have a running water hose to clean the dogs on the way out. Sometimes they get a bit messy, and it would be nice to clean them before heading home. Love the community feel of the park. Everyone sort of knows everyone and most of the dogs are regulars so we know the temperaments of each dog and which ones may get too rowdy so we can avoid that beforehand. Other than that, it's a really good park. Plenty of space, and most of the small dogs come to the big dog side and have no problems playing with the pups over there. Would be nice to put a small pavilion of some sort for some shade, especially for the elderly people that come in with their dogs. But all is all, it's a big park and we love it.

I just adopted an elderly dog and I have been concerned that he's not getting adequate exercise…read morebecause I live in a condo. I was really excited to find out about this park but I was a little concerned as I don't know just how well socialized he is. It turned out to be a great experience. Most of the dogs were large dogs while Teddy is under 30 lbs but small dogs and large dogs are kept separated. It didn't stop all the dogs from trying to meet and play with Teddy from the fence and it was really sweet to watch. The park itself offers benches, shaded areas and plenty of space to run and explore. They also have water available for the pups. There even appears to be a hiking trail behind the park that I was not aware of and I plan on checking out sometime.

My office came for a work event and we had the best time! We were able to have the event room for…read moreus and our pups and it was the so fun with yummy treats for us AND our good boys and girls! I personally did not bring my pets as they do not love being around that many pets at once but the other pets sure did enjoy themselves!

Bar K truly lives up to its reputation as the #1 dog bar in the US. The facility is massive,…read moreproviding plenty of space for both pups and their humans to explore and enjoy. Having a designated food section is a genius touch, making dining hassle-free while keeping the dogs entertained. I've attended Singo twice and absolutely loved it--so much fun and a unique experience! With friendly staff and a wide variety of engaging activities for both dogs and people, Bar K is a must-visit.

Paw Park offers a fenced-off area with a pond for dogs to splash around, divided into sections for…read moresmall and large breeds, which helps keep things somewhat organized during peak hours. The location has easy access, there's basic shade from nearby trees. However, the mandatory membership requirement. Dont think I'd pay a membership fee myself. It did look maintained.

All these rules and EVERYTIME I walk by(live within .01 mi) there are big dogs in the small dog…read morepark so why should I need a membership to argue?

Drive buy yesterday and was going to stop but I noticed the city crew was inside the small park…read morewith some equipment working on something so it wasn't conducive to taking my dog in. They have a nice set up for small and large dogs. I have noticed that dome folks disagree on small and large dog size so you can get some bigger dogs on the small side. Mine just wants to smell everything and really doesn't care about playing much. They do maintain it well. Just wish everyone would pick up their dog waste.

The small dog park is too small and what is this no one picks up poop grass needs to be cut / mowedread more