Hound Town Dog Park was a delightful find on our road trip. It really has everything you need for a…read moregood dog park. There is plenty of parking and a porta potty right out front. It is separated into two sides for large and small dogs and both sides are well appointed toys and activities for the dogs. They have both grassy areas and an area that is more dirt/ sand, so there are options for your pup. They also have watering stations and hoses. For the humans, they have multiple benches and I noticed specifically on the small dog side that there was a bench area under a full shade for very hot days. As usual, the large dog area contained more occupants than the small dog side, but we did meet one very sweet little pup while we were there for our dog to play with and she got to get out and stretch her legs. We all really enjoyed our time here.

Great park nothing to really complain about other than some of the types of people that come into…read morethe area. 1. Some have no consideration for others ie: keeping watchful eye on ur pup and maybe following at times to make sure to pick up the pets poo, & make sure no fights happen. 2. This is a DOG PARK, so please keep eyes on your children and don't let them run a muck. They have parks made for those little ones too. Nobody will or should apologize if something happens to person's unmonitored child, that's just poor parenting. (CPS) 3. Lastly it is a community park so try and be nice and civil in this day an age. Don't break out into fights. Asses the situation and both owners work it out, not straight up jr high drama that some of these people do. --- Also the toys and dog bowls are there for the dogs to share and play with, don't pocket them for your own self-ish reasons. Buy your own dogs stuff. Karma - she keeps very thorough receipts Otherwise I give it a B+ because it's the only dog park in Moreno Valley, yet it's practically on Redlands front door step so.... ya..

IRRESPONSIBLE DOG OWNERS HERE!!! first time at this park, I…read morewent and nobody was there around 12pm. a while later This older couple comes in with their husky and let him off the leash, and the interaction is semi-okay but my dog isn't even a year so I made sure to keep him close since I don't know how he would act. He is generally just overly excited and wants to run up and greet but i don't let him yet. This couples dog came over and their dog kept trying to mount my puppy. All they did was say "no humping" and let him run around still. I should have known and took him out but I wasn't quick enough. I talked to the lady a little bit and her comments were just very questionable like as if because my dog is a pitbull that makes him the one in the wrong automatically. Their husky completely ignored them and then ignored me and even as my pup was right next to me with his leash , started to try mounting my pup again. my dog didn't like that and a scuffle ensued. I got bit in the midst of it all, and even as their dog had my dogs face in its mouth, they just kept saying "let go" and tried getting him back on the leash. My dog was pretty shaken and even after he stopped, their dog STILL came after mine and bit him in the leg and tried pulling and all they said was "let go of him" like it was no big deal. I was too busy making sure my dog was good and looked at my wound and by the time I looked back they were out the gate and already pretty much gone as the man's wife was saying "that's it," and some other things. before they walked away as i was holding my dog she had the nerve to say "you should still be careful of pit bulls.." and other nonsense. EXCUSE ME?! I did right by containing my dog and the nerve to try to blame it on my dogs breed when it was THEIR HUSKY who wouldn't leave mine alone. I have some good puncture wounds and the fact that they just left is completely irresponsible. I'm guessing it was their first time there like mine but to just leave and not even see if my dog or me were okay is extremely fucked up. My dog is a puppy, i've had him less than a month. He is new to everything after I adopted him from SB animal shelter, and so I wanted to introduce him to some new sights, smells, and other dogs. He doesn't really know how to act so when someone came in I put him on the leash since he gets overly excited. I did my part and felt I was being a responsible owner by making sure he stayed close and leashed even in the park. he doesn't even know aggression because he has never been exposed to anything like that. he is all play. I was by myself and the fact that they didn't even take responsibility. there was no sorry, just running away. The couple was an older couple, looked caucasian. the lady had a hat and sunglasses. don't remember the man too much. we were all talking and everything seemed to be "fine" but they didn't control their dog. I would have gotten their information but the way they left so fast and were already gone by the time I got up is crazy. I would definitely remember them if I saw them. My dog was so defeated, he has a small limp and I had to carry him partly to the car and inside once we got home. i'm very disappointed because it's my first dog and our first time at the dog park. I felt I was prepared to the best of my ability and I know some other people aren't as responsible for their dogs but it's common sense if yours dog doesn't know how to act you take control. This was a lesson learned and I hope that this can help others in the future. i'm more disappointed in the fact that they just left me and my dog like this and didnt even check if we were okay. they were only concerned with getting their dog out and leaving because they were judgmental about my dog and trying to place blame. I'm still in shock.

cute dog park! i like how it was pretty clean! not a lot of dog poop everywhere and it didn't smell…read more either. lots of fresh green grass for the dogs to roam and there's a big dog part and a small dog part. they had a cute decoration in the front as well. seems pretty popular as there were a decent amount of dogs

What a gem this park is, we got done walking around the Village so we decided to take the girls to…read morethe park for a bit before we went to meet up with our other friends to watch the bands play. Wow this park is amazing, it was very windy and foggy but the kids didn't mind. We brought blankets so through them over us lol and walked over. They have swings when you first walk up, but if you walk a bit further they have the playground. They also have a tennis or bad mitten court and basketball courts too. The playground is so nice and clean and they have a cool zip line for the kids to play on, they loved that so much and had a blast going on it lol. It even has a cute little gazebo such a beautiful park. The girls had a blast we would love to come here again. If you have never been to MacKay Park you should if you have little ones it's really beautiful here. Even if you don't it's peaceful and in the mountains and so lovely. The parking lot is pretty big too so plenty for everyone. Have a beautiful day, be kind to everyone :) Aloha

Beautiful view, well maintained park, picnic benches and tables available. The park features…read morepickleball courts, a volleyball court, and a basketball hoop as well as swings and a play set. It provides great lookout point to Lake Arrowhead.

Gorgeous views here! Love the agility options for your fur babies. There are 2 areas for small and…read morebigger dogs. It's stretches long and has a side walk to follow around vs having to walk in the grass. Plenty of bags for use and lot of seating throughout. My Schnauzers were happy I'm sure your doggo will be too!

This is my favorite go-to with my smallish medium dog. It has a nice area with lots of shade pretty…read moremuch any time of the day. It is a crazy lifesaver when it's often 80F already at 8AM and you woke up a bit too late to ensure it isn't 90F out. The owners so far have all been friendly and the dogs are more-or-less pretty well behaved and sometimes play a lot. They are a lot of dog friends! My only gripe is that it doesn't feel too clean with the sand which I imagine that after enough poop over the years, you wouldn't be able to clean it to a sanitary level regardless. However, in terms of coziness, comfort, the view, the dogs/people, ambiance of just wanting to pass time and laze, this is a great option and one of the nicer spots I've seen after visiting quite a few dog spots. A plus side that isn't guaranteed at other locations is also decent amount of street parking.

This is a pretty gross dog park. It's smaller than a tennis court, all dirt (no grass) and no one…read morepicks up after their dogs, including, I would assume, the city workers who are supposed to do this job. I decided to be a good samaritan and started to pick up some other dogs' poo but stopped after a dozen or so. There were several dozen more. Come on, Big Bear. Do better. The only reason I'm giving this place two starts instead of one is because the people I met there - locals - were nice people.

Was visiting in town, happy that this dog park was local. Only 5 mins away from the village…read more 2 things I wasn't the biggest fan of, 1. The Sand(super messy) 2. Was that many dogs maybe only 1-2, I seen more dogs outside of the actual dog park. Just roaming around the actual park.. But overall was cool that dog had somewhere to let some energy out.

Very nice intimate park. Kid playground at the front with the dogs gates off on the backside…read more Plenty of space!

Great features! Always meeting great people here. I've been going for a while and didn't know…read morethere's a hose since the dogs love to lay in the mud. Very convient

Great park to bring a toddler who likes to feed animals. Last visit, brought some frozen veggies to…read morefeed the ducks. One of the larger ducks was acting like a puppy - it was so endearing and frightening at the same time. Right now there's a lot of construction. The main restroom area is being worked on. The parking near the dog park fills up quickly. I prefer this parking area compared to the main lot on the other side of the tennis courts. I love how they have racket ball courts but hardly see anyone using them. Overall, solid park and amenities.

This was my first visit to Ford Park. There's parking available, but the spots can fill up…read morequickly. To reach the ponds, after you park, you'll need to walk upwards to the left where there is a dirt foot trail to the ponds. There are two ponds. The first one that you'll see, is the smaller one. There are a few ducks that were here when we arrived. We saw several people fishing in this pond because the park recently stocked up the pond with fish. Although, when I spoke to someone who was leaving, they caught 3 fishes and were heading home. Another person who just arrived an hour earlier, still didn't catch any fish. My advice is to go early in the morning when the fish are hungry to catch the fish. To see the larger pond, just keep heading upwards to the right and you'll immediately see it to your left. This pond has most of the ducks congregating here. We saw less people fishing at this pond maybe because there were more ducks. The main reason to going to this park was to feed the ducks. You're not supposed to feed them bread. We brought bird seeds and sunflower seeds (with no salt) with us. When we went, there were three types of ducks: Mallards (The males have the pretty green colored feathers from their head to their necks while the females are covered with different shades of brown. I like the light tan feathered ones. You may see the all-white feathered Mallard which is pretty too.) Muscovy (they look like they're wearing red masks lol) The ones here were rather large compared to the other ducks. American Wigeon (they're smaller than the Mallard & Muscovy with green feather streak from their eyes going down their necks. At the top of their heads, the feathers are a white streak going down their necks as well. The main part of their body is covered with brown feathers.) Overall, we had an enjoyable time here feeding the ducks and relaxing in the park. Great free activity to bring along your kids to see the ducks. Just remember not to feed them bread because it lacks nutritional value and can lead to health problems for the birds.

Was so excited to bring my dog here for the first time on a Sunday morning, only to discover both…read moreparks were locked! There's a sign saying cleaning/maintenance is done on Wednesday mornings, so I'm not sure why they're locked at this time.. disappointing!!!

I love this park:) Everyone is usually so friendly, & my puppy loves coming here! Aside from the…read moredog park, he loves walking around the hills by the park!

I stumbled across this dog park while walking my puppy around town. I discovered this hidden spot…read morevia 5th street. Don't blink or you might miss the small entrance . (Centered between peach tree rd & forest oaks dr.) It offers a small parking area, a fenced dog area (medium to large) and a pavilion where you can sit to enjoy some shade before heading to the nearby hiking trails . I usually come here and find the place empty (my dog loves it) . It is very open and clean. I recommend going before sunset due to the poor Lighting conditions. ( wildlife found here)

It is a great place to take your dog. Clean and off the road. you will miss it unless you are…read morelooking real close.

The Ranch Park is one of my favorites in the Big Bear City area. For anyone visiting Big Bear who…read morewould like to visit a park but not deal with tourist-heavy areas, The Ranch Park is such a wonderful spot. Located in the back of a residential area, the park features relaxing energy with some beautiful nature / mountain views. If you're looking for a place to see the famous Big Bear Wild Burros (donkeys), they are often roaming around this neighborhood, especially if you take Lakewood Drive to the back of the neighborhood. Sometimes they can be seen wandering around The Ranch Park, especially when it's early in the morning or late in the evening and not super crowded. There's a really nice fenced in dog park (The Ranch Bark Park), but also lots of other features including a playground, climbing rock, tennis courts, basketball courts, and a ADA-friendly walking path. Parking has never once been an issue in all the years that I've been visiting this park. There's a large free lot in the center of the park, as well as an additional lot across the street, and other places in the neighborhood where you could park on the street if you needed to. No structured bathrooms, but lots of porta potties that are regularly checked and usually pretty clean.

Such a gem. Super quiet. Hidden behind a playground. 4 minutes away from where we stayed which is…read morenear Sugarloaf, so opposite of the big bear blvd bark park. We went around 12:30pm. Our dog is 20lbs but there is no small dog/large dog designated areas. It's for all sizes. We enjoyed!!