Separate play areas for dogs of all sizes. Wonderful little trail and a walking distance from any…read moreof the surrounding neighborhoods.

Great park for all sizes of dogs! Our dog went to the small dog park and we met some wonderful…read moreowners with their pups. Space was clean and well-maintained. Had plenty of shade and a kiddie pool for filling off in the Florida heat.

A current five that is probably descending into a three which won't make it a four. Why? My retired…read moreLAPD buddy has the inside track on new plans to cut 17th Street Dog Park in half and add T-ball for kiddos that probably won't use it and don't really need to either. I played college baseball and I started out in my backyard hitting balls off a Brooklyn Union Gas cone, by myself with a Louisville Slugger that was bigger than me. I could barely get it off my shoulder but I wanted a professional baseball bat so badly and Santa came thru. This park has lots of grass so the large breeds can really open up and tear arse up and down, left and right and back again. Because you see, with grass they gain traction and dogs are less likely to dig holes which could cause a leg break. But let's destroy the parks of largest the loves that some families have and live to dictate our pleasures by their lives by their noise machines that are far too young to be playing this type of game. Basketball no football no baseball no tennis no golf no volleyball no soccer yes. But annoying parents on these silly boards of the who knows who, the corrupted the selfish just to see little Johnny in a uniform with the helmet fifty times too big that little Johnny can't even see. Awwww, how cuuuuute.. They can point to first base if little Johnny makes contact because little Johnny has no idea which way to run and will likely disobey and run towards third base anyway and I suppose that's good for more laughs whilst I cringe and steam. It's so cute for these follies to play out every weekend for two hours to a nail biting, exciting and riveting zero zero tie -- for the entire season. Two hours a week to take half the park? Nice planning necks.

Only GOD loves you more than your DOG! #ReflectDogs Love &…read moreForgiveness If it had a water feature it would most certainly be a five-star Park! It has a very nice double-gated entry and it has multiple places to sit that are shaded by trees in groupings all over the park. There are a couple nice water stations as well as book bag dispensers and trash cans spaced all throughout the park. There is more than enough room for your dog to get a good run going no matter how big it is. It seems like a pretty mellow and calm crowd! There is a cool little Beach area in the back that has the agility items in it. You can park right outside of the dog park on a nice dirt lot.

Nice park for kids and family Parking is the only draw…read moreback, it's grass or dirt and often full when soccer and a fair are going on There is a concession stand, bathrooms, an electric score board for all the fields with staff running them. Kept clean, well maintained. Recycling and garbage available No animals allowed Next to the Orioles stadium

Great park. The playground is full of places for everyone to climb, slide, run, or kick or throw a…read moreball around. Kids were riding bikes and skating around as well. We enjoyed walking the path around the park. The splash pad will be popular when the weather is warmer. Tonight with it 56° outside, not so much. Did that stop us from grabbing a cold treat from the ice cream truck? Absolutely not. The one down fall I see is the location of the stage. If there is entertainment happening on the stage at or around sunset, there will not be anything to block the sun blinding those on stage but the glasses they could possibly be wearing. 21.03.2025

Loved this park on Saturday!!!!…read more Big shaded pavilion with massive fans. I saw a family setup their own table and was so impressed!!!!! There were 4 picnic tables + tons of room for kiddos to run by the splash pad, and a next-level playground my toddler can't wait to try when it's not blazing hot. Main parking lot is small, but there's overflow close by. Clean bathrooms and the whole place is really well maintained. Bonus: coffee truck up front--bring more food trucks and it's perfection. Highly recommend!

It's an extremely small park so if you want to take a long walk, this is not the park for you…read more Parking is 12$ an hour unless you're able to get lucky and get free parking when someone else leaves. If you want to go fishing you're going to have to get your feet wet and get into the water. Cute fishing spot just wish it was a bit bigger. Gets crowded pretty quick and not much space to fish with others there.

Large, filthy park in the middle of a sketchy neighbourhood, where no one picks up after their pets…read more(probably because they're are no bags provided anywhere and these transient people are lazy). The grounds are not maintained-dirt and dead leaves, no grass. There is NO lighting. It smells awful, and although my furbabies were curious, I could see multiple scenes where people had clearly stepped in "mess" and tried scraping off their shoes on the concrete and sidewalk. I was not about to let my previous puppers in that filth. We didn't get past the first gate, and left in disgust. Make the drive to Venice. Worth peace of mind.

This is an off-leash park. You can let your dog off-leash once you get through the entrance…read moregates/walkway. My dog has a good time here. It's not a huge park, but there is plenty of room for dogs to play around. There is a smaller section for "small dogs" and then a larger section for "large dogs". In my 3 visits here, I've noticed that people end up feeling comfortable enough to bring their small dogs into the bigger section. You can bring your own dog toys (which I usually do) but there are plenty of balls, frisbees and toys here. They also have a small obstacle course for the dogs and some small "hills". There is also a water station to wash your dog off and/or to provide drinking water; I usually bring my own water for my dog. There are a few benches scattered about the park and some trees for shade.

I live .5 miles from this park, and I drive by it several times a day. My husband and I joke that,…read morerain or shine, there is always someone in the park. At least one person. This park has lots of activities to choose from which makes it so lively. They have pickle ball courts, a small workout area (pull up bars), a big kid and little kid playground, softball diamonds, soccer fields, and a full basketball court. On a given day you can see kids playing on the equipment, a baseball game, and kids hooping. This park also hosts softball and kickball leagues in certain parts of the year. Overall it's pretty safe. I walk through it at lunch every day, and there's always someone enjoying their lunch outside. There's usually a good number of cars in the parking lot during lunch since the lot provides plenty of shade. It's a great place to find some privacy and catch some sun rays or enjoy some jams in your car under the shade.

Happy Tails is now Laurie Crawford Dog Park, I searched for a reason for the rename but nothing…read morepopped up in the moments spent. Being a dog lover, you're probably put off a bit about my less than affectionate feelings towards said parks. Usually it's the Starbuckies sippers who aren't paying attention to their dogs that turn me off, but I'm past that, life is good here in Florida and tricky in NYC as are the dog parks. They're all beaten up and more cuts coming to the parks budget. I envision doggie Disneylands with trail side museums of famous dogs, dog friendly bars (for people), sonic trails and when I make my millions, I just might.. At just over four acres of sandy dirt the property is all fenced in with an area for older dogs and smaller dogs. This is where I incorrectly entered and a nice young family observed big long haired guy with two spikes collard Lion Hunters (Rhodesian Ridgebacks title, they did and do still hunt lions) entering, they flip boogied out and I'm like "where are the dogs - where are the people"? Realizing my foopaa, I exited and reentered rightly. Folks here do watch their dogs and I keep touching on this point because I've seen and broken up a lot of dog fights. One Sunday I wasn't around and I was informed that one dog attacked another and punctured his jugular. My friend Colette the nurse was there and patched the pup up then they took him to the veterinarian and was saved. Dogs can do a little of damage in a very short period of time, so two large breeds can team up and do far worse. Getting back to the park, there's benches and wash stations, dog bowls, pick up bags and nice paved walking areas that egress around parts if you desire to avoid the sand. I'll never be a big fan of dog parks, I keep to myself and keep to my dogs but this park is a good one that I do recommend.

Serving as one of the only true dog parks in Bradenton, I have taken my dog he here quite a bit…read more There are usually a ton if dogs here over the weekend and around 9am during the week. Most owners are okay but there are plenty who don't watch their dog or blame other dogs for doing nothing wrong. There are many different breeds and mixes that you can see here. Anything from Danes to greyhounds and pits and poodles. Old and young alike come here often. Owned and maintained by the county, the grass gets treated for fleas. I love coming here. There is a small dog section and a large dog section, but you are in no way confined to those. I have seen tiny dogs in the big dog section. Will update with pictures. It's the day after the hurricane so it's a hot mess here right now.