Out of the two dog parks I've explored in the vicinity, this one takes the cake!…read more Dog owners are very friendly and frequent the park often- great way to make puppy friends! Parking is ok good amount of spots on a gravel road a little tucked away. Fenced in dog play area is HUGE! Close to a ton of dog related shops like day care, veterinarian, etc. they have dog agility course in there as well! Wood chips mostly and little mud. There is also a trail to walk with a pond! They offer catch and release fishing! They have a leash holder which was different, and the gate to protect dogs coming in to not let other dogs escape. Overall, I will definitely be returning!

Spacious fenced in area for dogs to plays! Fun equipment and obstacles as well. No well water or…read morewaterline option on site for dogs. Human amenities by the facility, including Pickleball court basketball court and trail system to pond. Only drawback is limited parking.

Fun place to have your four legged family member run. Far better for them than humans. Have been…read morehere several times. It's a decent dog park, but the others in the area, are better than this one. Great folks and of course, dogs of all sizes in the chained up area. If you want to wear a dog out this works. There's a few benches to relax. Parking is plentiful. This spot can get crowded though. I do wish the county could upgrade it a bit. Will they? Not sure but hope so. For now it's basic, but hoping more will be added.

This dog park is very simple. Wide open space enclosed with a chain link fence. There's only about…read more3 park benches within the enclosed area for pet owners and no water station for the dogs. The ground consists of dirt and small gravel reminiscent of kitty litter so probably not a good park to visit after it rains because your pup will be a muddy mess. The wide open space is great for the dogs to run around though and expel some energy. So far this place is the biggest dog park in diameter than any other I've visited in the area. Plus there's a nice grassy field on the other side of the lot for those dogs that do well off leash and not within a confined area. One major dislike is that the poop filled trash cans are right within the doggy park dual gate entrance which isn't at all a welcome scent. I recommend holding your breath while you fidget with the fence to get in and out of the park.

Has some trees for shade and decent size for dogs to run off some steam. Pretty clean, only a few…read morepiles of poo not picked up.

It's a dog park near a residential neighborhood. Ample parking space off leash area has grown trees…read moreso bring bug spray when you go,you will thank me later. Shaded area underneath the trees. Water supply via a hosed faucet where all the dogs gather for refreshment. Outdoor potty area for humans by the parking area.

This review is for the playground (obstacle course), not the dog park!…read more Not your average playground! This is an obstacle course intended for 13+. They have rules for competitors to do a parkour-esque time trial, and even an app you can download to brag about your results. Do people use it for this purpose? Doubtful. When I was there with my toddler, the majority of people there were parents with kids under 10. The kids were definitely having a great time, but no one was truly running through the course as it was too crowded. This seems a little bit like an out of touch local government's idea to "get kids into parkour and keep the off drugs." Not exactly working as they intended, but it's still fun. There was a decent amount of parking but I could see how it would fill up. You have to think walk a ways past the two dog parks (one for tiny dogs--awwww!) to get to the obstacle course.

It was a nice park! Pet friendly and the kids can play. Great activity on a nice day.read more

While certainly not exhaustive, I've spent some time looking at dog parks around the country…read more(Virginia, South Carolina, California). I challenge you to find a better dog park than the Vint Hill Dog Park! The owner is extremely attentive and caring of this dog park, visiting the park nearly every day of the year (certainly with exceptions). She picks up things that others are expected to pick up (yes, you know what I mean!), cleans & straightens as needed, conducts repairs, spreads the wood chips with wheelbarrow & pitchfork, and she even weed eats & mows the grass. I'm certain that there are many other tasks that I don't see or don't understand are required to maintain a dog park. Nonetheless, I am extremely thankful and grateful that she is on the frontline doing good deeds for any and all dogs and dog owners. As you can see, there are internet trolls that like to say negative, nasty, or vile things and post inaccurate and completely ignorant comments online (because it is easy & requires no effort!) because they got their feelings hurt or they got their pride nicked. I'm sorry delicate flower... Look at our society, there are too many people that have NO RESPECT for any authority whatsoever, so when you approach them to take corrective action, they get offended and outraged that you've called them out. Yes, there are RULES to any community endeavor. It's not about the rules being enforced... why are you not obeying the rules that are clearly and visibly posted at all park entrances? Are you so special that the rules do not apply to you? Is it too much to ask you to not park in front of the gate and block others? Does that have to be a rule? But we all know that common sense... isn't! I've seen grown men and women fall to the ground after dogs hit them as they ran past. If they can take out a 150-300 pound adult, what do you think they can do to a 40-120 pound child? Who is responsible when that happens?!? I've seen children get upset at a dog for taking a ball, frisbee, or some other toy they had. All the toys in the dog park belong to the dogs!! They are not for you to bury and keep away from the dogs. Why are you getting upset with a dog for taking their toy from you? Oh yes, that's right because you are a child that doesn't understand what is going on here (but your parents should!!). There is an extremely active and vibrant community of dogs and dog owners that regularly attend this dog park. You can go at nearly any hour during the day (with inclement weather exceptions) and see dogs enjoying themselves with the other dogs, the many toys, obstacles, or just free space to run & play. The park has benches surrounding beautiful trees with grass in some places, wood chips cover much of the ground so that it is not just a dusty barren lot. There is a gazebo that can protect you on rainy/windy days and there are plenty of chairs to sit on and many toys/obstacles that engage your dog and get them going. And again... I challenge you to find a better dog park than the Vint Hill Dog Park!

Good and full of pups regularly, unfortunately a little more hands off with owners than not and…read moreI've seen a few dogs have spats. We like to go in off hours for a less packed space but it's random. Appreciate that it's in the area, well maintained with lots of bowl stations and people follow the safety rules for entering.

Great dog park if you want to avoid dirt (it's turf). There is a water station with mini pools that…read moreppl fill up and it gets pretty messy and wet towards the back sometimes. Has benches under a pavilion which is nice for avoiding the sun. It's almost always very clean and has poop stops with bags.

This turned out to be in an apartment complex. Our dogs had a blast! There was some agility…read moreequipment and pools, which the dogs loved. The people were very friendly, too.

Our pup had a great time here. There is a bit of shade, but there are some seasonal bugs. There are…read more2 wading pools that can be filled and plenty of buckets for pups to drink from. It is a large fenced area but there is some dirt. Our pup has taken to rubbing himself in the dirt, so yay for us! Overall nice little place.

This is the park you're looking for. There is even a dude named Scott who trains the dogs to go up…read moreon the ramp and pose for photos. Adorable. Our family has made life long friendships at this park. It's our community - come join us!

Nice fenced in smallish area for dogs to play. Water line on site for dogs to drink. Very very nice…read moresurrounding park with amenities. Lots of parking! Very nice area close to One Loudoun.

Dog park doesn't exist anymore. Just a field and children's playground. Still good space to run dog…read morearound.

The off-leash dog park is mulch and good size plus separate space for small dogs. The park was…read moreclean. It had a pond. I saw people fishing and picnicking and it looked like there's a trail for hiking.

Good little dog park with a small and larger dog area. My lab loves to walk and run around off…read moreleash. Convenient parking and access.

Beautiful, peaceful, and vast yet dynamic, intimate, and serene…read more I came here for the first time on a winter day in the morning around 9am. With lots of open space for parking, I sat in my car and just had my coffee and donut. The view(s) from the parking lot itself was lovely (see 1st pic). The trails, too - although I didn't walk that much - also seemed nice; birds were chirping and the few people were friendly and said hello. Unlike other trails and parks which can be overwhelming in terms of its space and completely deserted at times, this place seemed is planned and paved well; it's doable for non hikers and great for casual walkers. If you are single and or have a dog, a couple, or in a group, this place seems to be for everyone, and it is a great place to come and reflect.

First off extremely nice county employees. They have some amphibians and reptiles on display. As a…read moresnake guy, they take wonderful care of the animals. Also they have exhibits children will like. Could the county modernize this a bit? Yes please! However the exhibits tell a story, about animal species and nature that's in the area. I like that the folks are so approachable. The building is also pretty neat. By all means go behind it, and see what remains of older buildings. Also the pond is active with frogs and turtles. Walk on the deck and the views are pleasant. Parking sometimes on the weekends can be challenging. As for hiking opportunities, the trails are beginner friendly, and provide a way for city folks to enjoy a different experience.