I visit this dog park occasionally whenever I have the opportunity since bark social in Rockville…read moreclosed down. It's spacious and segregates the larger breeds from the smaller ones. Unfortunately you do have some Karen's that visit here who are always on their phones and not actually paying attention to their dog(s). The water faucets currently are not working, that's the other bummer. Otherwise, great dog park.

Very nice play areas for big and little dogs separately. Well kept and has water and grass and non…read moregrass areas.

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.

I agree with a lot of reviewers. There are some weirdos that frequently bring their dogs and just…read morestand around and socialize without watching their dogs. I actually got into it with a racist couple who called the police on me at this dog park. However, it's close to my home and my puppy loves it here. I also like how spacious the small dog side is and he usually has it all to himself.

An amazing park. So much space for the dogs to run and play, I appreciate Moco offering a free…read morelocation to enjoy the day with your pooch. Many other parks require entrance fees and the space is half of what Olney offers. Inside there are ample benches for humans to sit and relax. Plus a pavilion to offer up some shade too. There are trees throughout, and little signs; perfect to entertain the dogs. Plus an added bonus of a doggy play ramp as well. They hosted a kick off event, with Rivermist Pet Lodge, handing out free dog swag and giving a great opportunity to socialize your pooches, which really showed a community feel.

I like this park. New puppy parent here. I was very nervous with socialization…read morebecause..well....let's honest....not everyone's dogs are as well mannered as they think. I'll be honest and say I am still working on my pup....but he is a pup. Good space to run around and plenty of nice people to talk to. I like that they have a separate area for bigger dogs. I did have another small dog bite down on my puppy here and made him yelp... not once but twice. The pet and owner left after the second time. I would def go back but perhaps when fewer dogs are there.

This dog park is very spacious with two divided sections segregating the dogs based on size (this…read moreis to prevent discourse amongst big and small dogs and small dogs are NOT required to be in the small dog section always) there are LOTS of shades areas with healthy trees and open spaces which make it ideal for fetch games. Water is provided in the park as well as tables to sit and watch your dog. Dog bags are also provided and in my experience they're always available but bring your own if you can. If you plan on going, dress appropriately. Wear clothes in which you expect to get dirty because even with a grassy and clean park, some dogs will greet you with a slobbery and happy poke to the leg. A lot of the landscape in this dog park consists of mulch and dirt. I imagine the reason is because dogs like to dig ALOT it makes it easier to maintain the park and patch any hazardous holes to prevent tripping and injuries. Although this isn't a very prevalent issue I do wish that the park and its visitors have a bit more decorum and clean after themselves. Not much of a technical issue but a community incentive. I find myself finding waste on the ground more often now. When you're at a park, you're supposed to watch your dogs. Aside from that, after almost of a decade of coming here with my dog I've always found the people super friendly and occasionally I'd find extremely beautiful dogs.

We finally made it to Cabin John today. Our dog had the best time, and well probably return again,…read morebut there were a few issues. First, it was a mud pit. Wally enjoyed that part immensely, but cleaning a corgi isn't fun. Second, the fresh water for them to drink was not clear- it had a brown tint to it. Third, some of the owners brought dogs who weren't the most friendly... and then didn't pay attention to them when they snapped at other dogs. Positives- pups liked the rock formation. The park was HUGE. There were spots for humans to sit. There were essentially two parks- one for small dogs (under 20lbs) and one for big dogs. It was easy to find. And there were a ton of dogs!

This is a beautiful park! And it seems relatively new. There are two covered pavilions, each with 2…read morepicnic tables and a grill. It looks like there is a large dog park at the top of the hill with covered seating. There are also a basketball court and tennis court. The playground itself is pretty neat although most of it is geared for at least grade school kids. Overall, very clean and nice.

I'm on my way to check it out... I'll give it a 5 for being new. I will update my rating soon…read morebecause Columbia Dog Park off of Rivendell is not thinking about their small dogs.

This fairly new dog park is located in the back of Columbia Park just past the pickleball courts…read more It's free ! It is yard size divided by fence for dog sizes of small and large. Mostly paved with mounds covered in artificial grass. The holding pen has a trash can and offers poop bags. Unfortunately, people are NOT cleaning up after their dogs. The gate latches are difficult to open.

It is a grate dog park with 3 different pens for dogs to explore in and the park also has a walking…read morepath for people who want to walk there dog . I would definitely give this amazing dog park five stars.

We live in DC but stopped here on the way home from Frederick to let our dog run a bit. Dogs and…read morepeople are super friendly! They were very welcoming. Our dog made some great friends, especially with a 5 month old German Shorthair Pointer. She's definitely tired now and ready to be calm.

Came here for a doggy birthday party and adoption event for Daisy's Legacy. The founder's dog…read moreturned 2 and I am currently fostering a dog through there so I can show her off. This was my first time. We had a closed off section in the back of the bar area but they also have a doggy gym and play area. There were a number of doggy alumni there with their owners. The bar has a food and drink menu and the staff were very friendly. Be mindful that the menu prices don't match the prices items ring in at so check your total before you pay. Overall a nice place to bring your pup and enjoy some food and drink. There is also a dog park right outside.

I've been coming here since it first opened a few years ago. I've used their boarding and daycare…read moreservices a few times and have also come by often with my dog for the indoor park play with other dogs. They've recently started adding more to their menu, which is nice. I like that it's indoor, and the staff is friendly. This is where New District Brewing Company used to be, and it's right next to Shirlington Dog Park. The founder, Daniel, is a super nice guy, and I can tell he cares about his customers' experiences. It originally just started out as an indoor dog park/daycare with alcohol, but it has since evolved into an enrichment facility ("canine cardio"). They also sometimes have events like puppy yoga, which is really cute. You can also rent the upper level for a private party, and depending on the tier/package you get, they include goodies for the pups. The two times I've used their boarding services, there were some inconveniences. The boarding does not happen on-site, but rather at the owners' home. The first time, I was expecting to pick up my dog by 10:30am, but it turned out they were running late getting to Snouts & Stouts, and they didn't get there until 11:15; I wasted 45 minutes of my workday morning and had to reschedule a meeting. They had also broken my dog's food bowl and didn't tell me until I got home and realized it was missing. It was expensive because it was ceramic and a slow-feeder. Brittany then said she would order me a new one, but it took her a couple days to actually order it, and then she accidentally sent it to her home instead of mine even though I gave her the address, so I had to go pick it up; in the mean time we just hand fed our dog. The second time I boarded her, we included some medication that HAD to be refrigerated. I wrote instructions both in the medical section of the booking and on the bottle itself--2 pills in the AM, 1 in the PM--and i included exactly enough pills to last the entire trip (it was 5 nights - 15 pills). When I picked her up, there were still 10 pills in the bottle, and the bottle was clearly warm and not refrigerated. AND they forgot my dog's food bowl--again. At least this time they came out to me instead of me having to go out to them. I know my dog has a lot of fun with them, but I feel like I can't rely on them from a logistical point of view. I also like that they don't have toys out because some dogs can get possessive or reactive over them. My dog LOVES tennis balls, and while she doesn't get aggressive, she also stops engaging with other dogs and only focuses on chewing and hoarding the ball. However, the last two times I went (which was admittedly several months ago), they started throwing balls around and my dog didn't get the socialization/activity that I brought her there for. I brought here there to play with other dogs, not play with toys; she can do that at home. There have also been several times when I've gone and they've decided to close early. The more they do that, the more I feel like customers won't come; why say you'll keep it open until 9 if you're not actually open until 9? I'll get there at 7:45-8 and they'll say they're gonna close early. They already open late (5pm) on weekdays, so to cut even 30 minutes off is already cutting 12.5% of operating hours. Overall, though, my dog loves playing with the other dogs here and does seem to get a ton of play time when she's enrolled in daycare/boarding, so maybe I just have to suck it up when it comes to these inconveniences. I know there are other indoor-dog-park-and-bar establishments, but this is the only one I know of that also offers daycare and boarding. I think it's a bit on the pricier side for the entrance/membership fees, but they've gotta make money somehow, and I know that commercial real estate can't be cheap in that area! If your dog doesn't have any special medical needs and doesn't need special food bowls then I also 100% recommend this place for daycare and boarding.

Very nice park in Bethesda. Ample parking or just enough if you come late on a nice day. There's a…read morelittle bit of everything for all ages. There's even a fitness circuit as well as a roller skating park. We mainly stayed at the kids playground but I did get a good look at the fitness section and it's nice because it's shaded. Stayed roughly 30'min but would indeed visit again. Worth a 25 min drive in my opinion

It's a great dog park overall! My parents have been coming here for many years with no issues. Most…read moredog owners are very responsible; however, BEWARE of a woman with two young kids and a one-year-old Dalmatian. About two months ago, the Dalmatian viciously attacked my dog twice, and we then had to take my dog to the emergency vet to receive stitches and a drainage pump. The owner was not able to take control of the dog. Due to the attack, my dog had several deep puncture wounds on her thigh. The Dalmatian and the owner have been reported to animal control. This person cannot take control of her dog at the dog park, refuses to take responsibility, and pays for the associated emergency vet cost.

Absolutely beautiful park, well maintained trails around the lake, ample parking, friendly ranger…read morestaff, and just a great place to be. Some friends and I went for a hike on a Sunday morning and while the website says they might charge you a few dollars for parking, we didn't see anyone at the gate house and no one asked us. At the Ranger station, the bathrooms were very clean, quite warm actually, and there was a couple of interesting habitat exhibits. Just a really well run state park with lots of activities. They even had a station where you can get free firewood, and build a little fire.

This review is for the Winter Lights Festival…read more This is a pre-ticket event so don't forget to buy your tickets before trying to enjoy the lights! As a drive thru only lights show, it was interactive with different "movement" lights like a gingerbread man doing cartwheels, fish jumping, or presents tossed by teddy bears and Santa. My toddler absolutely loved the lights and it was especially nice to still be in the warm comfort of your car. It was about a 15-20 minute slow ride around the venue, and most of the drivers kept their distance from each other so you didn't feel rushed. Pricing wasn't bad either - $15 for one car (unlimited occupancy) on a weeknight. I recommend going closer to the start of the event time, as by the time we were leaving, there were quite a line of cars coming in. There's also porta potties near the ticket check gate to pull off and use the restroom or stretch before heading in/out.