Searching for True Love & Forgiveness? Talk to GOD and get a…read moreDOG! #ReflectDogs Love & Forgiveness This dog park clearly shows why anal retentive people should never be allowed to design dog parks. The park is surrounded and I do mean surrounded by beautiful lush forest. The only spot you cannot find a tree a bush or anything that grows up is in the dog park? They have removed everything so it is very easy to see all the biological landmines that are all over the place. If they'd left the forest you wouldn't have been able to see any of it? The stupidity of some people is beyond belief. But you can take a nice walk through the forest over a cool little Bridge after you're done being disappointed by the dog park. This may be the greatest Miss in dog park history! If they just would have fenced in the force that was there they would have had a winner winner chicken dinner!

Decent size for a large breed but the training obstacles take up about a third of the space so you…read morehave to be careful when you play fetch. There were two large holes which is dangerous. We found two big balls in the corner and used them to mark the holes. Water fountain with built in basin is nice. A couple of benches shaded by a couple of large trees. I don't know if we will go back because there are better and larger dog runs in the Auburn.

GREAT dog park, and a perfect place to stop on a road trip for some off leash play time with a pup!…read moreSpacious, with separate areas for small dogs and large dogs. There are watering stations and obstacles, as well as plenty of place to run and play. FYI, the GPS directions took us to the (equally lovely) kids park. The dog park is another 100 yards away to the southeast. Just take Floral street and it's easy to spot.

Searching for True Love & Forgiveness? Talk to GOD and get a…read moreDOG! #ReflectDogs Love & Forgiveness I would have to think this is one of the nicest dog parks in the area. It is Well fenced and has a very nice walking trail that is probably close to a third of a mile. It has a very nice shade/shelter structure as well as multiple benches all along the trail. It has some very unique additions that are bridges over what I am sure must be the wet area During certain seasons. There is also a brick bridge over a little lake with a Bridge Crossing old-time structure on it. The park has plenty of old growth trees and shade as well as an incredible amount of open area for your dog to run as well as a few little Hills tucked in every here and there. The entire park actually feels like something you would read about in a nursery rhyme book. The entryway alone will put you into a different mindset and the amount of donation bricks was unbelievable

Absolutely the best dog park that we have ever visited and we've been to quite a few from…read moreCalifornia to North Carolina. They have a small dog park and a big dog park and both are massive! Lots of area for the dogs to play and the grounds are well kept to avoid mud puddles. My dogs absolutely loved it and I did too. They have a nice gravel trail for the humans to walk, rock bed in creek areas, water fountains, a bridge and benches for humans. Plus there's shaded areas and pavilions so you can sit back and relax and watch your dogs play. This park is absolutely gorgeous. I'm so glad I stopped here on our way through.

Only GOD forgives you faster than a DOG! #ReflectDogs Love &…read moreForgiveness At least it is a nice walk out to the place. It is probably 5 to 600 ft at least to the dog park if you can find it. They have effectively removed all those dangerous trees so it is just a big flat open space. There are a couple of benches and a poop bag dispenser and trash can. But other than that there's not much else. Again it is a nice walk to get there and they do have very nice double gated entry areas although they are not concrete.

Wow what a great dog park this place has nice and clean large and small parks for the dogs and nice…read moreopen space for them to be off leash as well !

I went to look at the beautiful bridge with my family. It's very close to the Montgomery Museum of…read moreArt.

Such a pretty place! Everything was neat and nice and the scenery was just gorgeous. Will…read moredefinitely be returning.

The people , the atmosphere. Love it with a little bit of Columbus Ga history. Great dog park with…read morewonderful trails with walking guides. Group tours and individuals, family gatherings. Pavilion with rest areas. Awesome to do spot in Columbus.

WARNING - I came through Columbus, GA with my mother and her two 20lb dogs. Nobody else was at the…read moredog park but it looked very nice. We went into the dog park with our dogs and headed to the far picnic table. The dogs were near us and just as we sat down, one dog let out a loud yell! When we looked to see what was wrong, several wasps were around one dog and had stung him. We went over to the other picnic table near the gate and noticed two wasps there and decided to just leave. Pros - The park is nice looking with two picnic tables in the small dog area and two in the big dog area. It's got wood chips for the ground cover, and doggy bags available for cleaning up after your dog, as well as water fountains for people and dogs. Both the large and small dog areas are fenced with double gated entries. Cons - Obviously the wasps, also not enough shade, and not good signage to find the park (it is within another park, we took a few wrong turns trying to get there). P.S. Our dog was fine after being stung, just soar in the area :)

Columbus Riverwalk is a pristine and beautiful park in the heart of downtown Columbus, Mississippi…read more I love going for walks/runs down the miles of trail that starts at the river and go into a serene woods setting. There's plenty of parking, a boat ramp, places to do some fishing, and picnic tables! It's also a very pet friendly park! The Riverwalk is also a fun place to host events, both for the city and privately. The new, state of the art bridge has a stage set up beneath it with lights and is the perfect place for a concert. The grass area in front of the stage is like an amphitheater of sorts, where people can bring their own chairs and enjoy the atmosphere. Lastly, there's a brand new foot bridge that takes you across main street and directly to Columbus' soccer fields and the Hitching Lot Farmer's Market on summery weekends!