Compared to the last dog park, I think we found a winner!…read more Jojo was up early and wanted to play. After yesterday's brief encounter with bees at the other park, we found this one nearby. Lots of open parking, part of the newly developed homes for sale. Really thoughtful with the dog-height water fountain. They also provide water bowls, pooper scooper, and a waste disposal area (bags included). Thank you for the healthy grass, bee free! Oh, and benches for the people :) Great spot, we'll be back!

Made a small stop here since we had our 3 dogs. The park was hugeeeeeee! But I felt the little dog…read morearea wasn't well kept. Grass wasn't cut and chairs were thrown on the ground. My dogs didn't mind though they enjoyed themselves and were sleeping the whole car ride home!

Gorgeous park. Easy access on 102 and 25A. Great parking!…read morePretty quiet park. There's a couple of porta potty as well. Saw beautiful swallows, geese, hawk and so much more.

If you're looking for a place, have a family picnic with large grassy areas for kids can kick a…read moresoccer ball, this is not it. But if you wanna play where you can walk around and explore wildlife this is a great place to do it. Early in the morning, when it's nice and cool, it's not unusual to see people out with binoculars. There are so many birds out here! I'm thankful that the city of Woodland finally has this open with regular hours.

This large fenced in off leash park maintained by the county is great for romping. The ground…read morecover is natural which is lush and beautiful in the spring but choke full of foxtails during early summer. Half of it was closed off for foxtail mitigation earlier this year. Beware of potholes in the field away from the perimeter walking path. There is a porta potty for humans. The gravel parking area was recently enlarged. There are cans for pet waste but no water is available. It is several miles outside of town and much less crowded than Toad Hollow off leash park.

We had a guest dog visiting us along with his humans. We were impressed with the massive size of…read morethe off-leash dog area as well as the on-leash trail through the grasslands. The off-leash area has oak trees to provide shade. I think our friend Vince F. (who unfortunately passed away a few years ago) was instrumental in planting the oaks. It looks like people donate gallon containers of water for the dogs as there were many available at both entrances to the area. There is no running water and the only toilet facility is an outhouse. The dirt trail through the grasslands has benches and informational signage. We were there on a Friday morning and it was pretty quiet. There were only three other dogs and our guest was a bit shy and didn't interact with them. If we have other doggy guests we'll be taking them to Grasslands to romp.

Very small, but very clean dog park. Plenty of shade and grass, plus three picnic tables and a…read morebench. Not sure if this is normal or not, but all three waste stations were out of poop bags. My chocolate Labrador loved this park. What was strange is that we went to the park at 5:30pm and it was EMPTY. I brought my dog at this time thinking that he'd have some new friends to play with. Dog owners with smaller dogs should be aware that there isn't a little/big area. It's all one park. So if your little dog isn't social or gets nervous around larger dogs, you might want to look elsewhere.

Who let the dog's out?? Hopefully you took them and let them be somewhat free in here. It's a leash…read morefree fully fenced area for your dogs to run free in a sense. It has a few benches for the humans to sit on while the dogs burn some energy. The area is pretty good sized and has a few trees too for some shade in the summer and dogs to claim as there's spot. I have been a few times now and one day was muddy do the very much needed rain in California. Then the next few times there was a few dogs. It was great with no dogs the 1st time because we all got to see and get a feel for the place without dogs being dogs trying to make friends and not listen. Well mine is only a little over 4 months now so we are still training with him. Ok back to the barking.. i mean park. They have 2 dog poop bag areas, and trash for doggie waste and a water fountain for them to get there drank on! i would still bring your own bags cause they were both empty so far for the bags, and water fountain was kinda clean even for a dog, but still keep water on yourself just incase, could be really dirty or even shutoff next time like having kids and dogs always have to be prepared for them. The best part of walking the dog park was that i didn't even step in 1 pile or even find a pile being left behind from anyone. That was amazing and very refreshing to see people cleaning up!! High 5 to all who come here and to the ones everyday around this world that pick up after there pets! You are awesome and i thankyou bunches. I have stepped in a few at apartment complex were they have 5 stations fully stocked with bags and people still don't. :O/ They also have a big plastic container with some toys people either leave behind or donate im guessing and theres a lot of tennis balls in here. It's open from sunrise to sunset, it is located in the back of bannon creek park fenced behind the school. But if you come down bannon creek st. You will see a black n white sign with a dog and a arrow, so you can follow the sign and the dog will use his sense of smell maybe, and you should find your way. Happy barking and have a wagging tail of a time.

We love this park so much! There are two separate play structures, one is more suited for older…read morechildren and one for younger children. There are four swings, two for big kids and two for babies. The super big curly-cue slide on the larger play structure was removed recently. There are still plenty of slides and tunnels though, along with monkey bars and various ladders to climb. There is not a "fireman" pole, much to the chagrin of my son. A huge plus is that the park is surrounded by several large trees, so it remains pretty well-shaded. There is only a port-a-potty though, which I still count as a plus since it wasn't there a few years ago. Just be aware that because this park is right next to Willett Elementary school, there are daily influxes of kids, depending on what time you come. The after-school program often comes out here to play. There is lots of grass surrounding the park. I've been to a birthday party that was hosted here. There are a couple of picnic tables and several benches. If you have dogs, there's an off-leash area. It's definitely an older park, which is evident by how aged the equipment looks, but my toddler boys still have lots of fun here. As others have mentioned, it's right near the bike path and far enough from the street that you needn't worry about nearby cars.

Big fun play structure and swings for all ages! Dog off lease area and ample lawn to play soccer,…read morefrisbee or fly a kite. I like it's along the bike path too removes from the road. The only down side is this park does not have a restroom just a sad plastic Porta potty.

Midnight had a blast playing tug-of-war with our eldest and fetch with mama! Fun obstacle style,…read moreoff-leash dog park with plenty of water to keep your pup hydrated! Plenty of seating too! We'll definitely be back to explore more!! SYOY! :D *Song Credit: We'll Get There Together by Kidpenny (from Audiio)

Came on 12/27/25 with my beautiful wife, lovable 8 year-old, adorable little toddler, and our…read morehandsome black tuxedo goldendoodle, Centennial Park has an area for dogs, big and small. Our handsome tuxedo doodle, is currently in the big dog section. There are plenty of balls for dogs to play with, several obstacles to navigate, and my girls to be entertained.

We had wanted to take our dog to a dog park and so thought we would check out the Woodland Dog…read morePark. He loves lots of grass and meeting other small dogs. It is part of a large sports complex and there is plenty of parking with a lot covered. The park is separated into a small dog area (dogs under 20 pounds) and large dogs. There is a large grassy area with chairs for owners and a picnic table to sit at. There is also a water spigot to give your dog some water. There were also some toys for them to play but you can bring your own of course. When we entered several small dogs came over to greet us and our pup. He was happy to see others his size and went crazy with all the smells. Many of the other owners introduced themselves and their dogs. Most of the dogs played together and all got along. We will definitely be back to let our little guy have some fun off the leash. (Forgot to take pictures because I was so busy with the dogs and owners so will take some next time.)

Awesome dog park off East Street. Great trees, grass, water, walkways & seating. Park is well kept…read more Parking is plentiful. Dog parents are very nice and dogs are well behaved. One of the top three places I walk my dog!

Recently (2024?) renovated dog park in Vacaville!…read more Of the 3-4 dog parks in town this is probably objectively the nicest. It has the most shade and best views (of the lagoon). The renovation included finally a separated area for small dogs. The fence itself is still a little low (around 4'). The ground cover is still bark. They have working water fountains and poop bags. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here though. When I've been it hasn't been too busy (mornings). The closest parking requires payment. Or you can park at the Butcher Road entrance and walk in. It's a perfect water break stop for if you're hiking Pena Adobe with your dog.

I love this spot. So peaceful. Tons of scenic walking/hiking picnic areas during non covid-19…read moretimes. Now its a great spot to exercise and enjoy some fresh air. If you haven't checked this place out , stop by and enjoy this spot! Be safe during these coronavirus times.