Wow! This has to be the biggest dog park that I've ever been in. Fenced and lots of grass and…read moretrees. I almost drove by it thinking it was the park itself it's so huge. The only clue was happy happy dogs rolling around in the grass and sunshine. What an amazing place! I wish all cities had such a beautiful place! P.s. and such great fellow dog owners. There were no poop bombs on the ground, the place was clean and kempt.

WOW what a dog park!!! Lodi peeps you are spoiled!! I have never seen a dog park this big that is…read morecompletely fenced. This place is unreal. The greenest grass but Maybe a slightly bad time it looked freshly cut and was damp from a little rain that morning so it got kinda all over my shoes and stuck there, but wow again! My pups couldn't get enough. They ran, rolled, played, sniffed - they were so happy and so was I! There were actually barely any other dogs there I think weather related one of the local ladies that I asked about the park told me. This is a huge step up from my go to dog park back home. This place just keeps going and going. Highly recommended if your dog needs to get energy out and you can also get some steps in!

Morse dog park- this blows midtown dog park out of the water. Happened to be in Elk Grove with my…read morepup so we stopped here! To say she was in heaven was an under statement! They have a small dog park side and a big dog park side! The big one is where I took my Labrador! She loved it! They have like a mini agility course- the grass is perfect and they have cute benches that look like bones! They also have a really nice station for the pups to get water! 10/10 this is a great dog park!

The Morse Dog Park has two gated areas, one for little dogs and one for large dogs. Since the…read morerenovation a couple years ago there's been some improvement with drainage, a cement path inside the interior of the large area adjacent with the fence; nice walking path of people want to exercise /walk while their dogs play. Trash receptacles, doggie bags, water faucets, dog pools, water bowls.

Great dog park. Friendly dogs and people. My dog, Gypsie, has been coming here since she was a…read moreyear and a half. She is now 13 years old and still loves coming here.

Enclosure adjacent to the actual park. Restrooms not available and locked without register of…read moreevents. I can see the maintenance difference in City of Sacramento parks compared with Consumes CSD parks. Lots of dry landscape here. Turn on the water.

This is a nice, clean neighborhood dog park with a dog drinking fountain, grass, and enough room…read morefor dogs to stretch their legs and run and play within. It's in a large recreation activities complex, so there are other people nearby walking/jogging, and playing other games. After the dog park session, you can walk your pooch around the facility ground for a bit more exercise.

Very open and spacious and clean dog park.read more

Came in on a random rainy day... I really wish it wasn't so small. People weren't lying about the…read moresmells being gnarly. The smell really punches you in the face when you walk in. However we all know why that is. After being there awhile you kinda just ignore it but it is very much still noticeable. The small dogs are allowed on both sides which is nice but my dog can be a jerk sometimes and pick fights with bigger dogs. So we had no choice but to stay on the small dog side. With that being said the small dog side is super small, but I guess it works for those dogs that have a hard time breathing in high temperatures, I feel like they can do better with supplying more toys on small side. I didn't know how much I would love the option to drink and let my dog roam free. Beer options are great we had a delicious Hazy. little to no seating. They should really run with this idea and open a much bigger place it's perfect for those days it's way too hot, cold or even rainy. Wouldn't go out of my way to visit but if I lived near I probably would.

We likes Bark at first. The smell was not great but they've since managed that. We decided to…read morecancel our membership after management continued to allow aggressive dogs to visit. Even after we spoke to management about concerns, nothing changed. We recently learned of a dog fight that took place there, which resulted in one dog needing emergency medical services. Unfortunate.

Came here on a weekend afternoon and this time, we hit the pickleball courts. I've not even been to…read morethis part of the park, could've fooled me, all this time I thought these were tennis courts, haha. Just goes to show how much I know. My kids started playing pickleball, and came to a clinic taught be a coach. It was good times. The courts are nice, they are heavily used according to the wife, as tons of people from all around town come here to play quite competitively in the mornings. Recreational players who are so good, they look like pros to us. Anyways, lots of retired folks and others who come to play because this is a great sport for all. Well, the kids look like they have enjoyed it so far, it looks to be fun. There's 6 courts here and very spacious. Nets look in good condition, courts look good too, the pavement looks a little worn here and there, but I also could tell it's all kept up pretty well. The fence here is good too, so it's pretty secluded, there's some seating w/a couple of tables w/a shaded patio cover right by the courts for resting if not playing. I took a few pictures of the BBQ area so I'd remember how much room there is for future parties, plenty of picnic tables and the water feature/spray park area is nice too. That part won't start till after Memorial Day, according to the wife. It was windy the day we came for pickleball, but I ended up playing a few games too after the clinic ended, and wife and I both had a good workout and it was fun. Must work these old bones or we'll fall apart, haha We'll be back.

Adj: Fantastically Fun!…read more Oasis Community Park, a highly anticipated park that opened several years ago at the corner Knotts and Whitelock Parkway between the newer Walmart on Whitelock and the Elk Grove Auto Mall. My kids really like this park, it's not my favorite as a parent and I'll go into that later, but this park is one of the newest ones in Elk Grove and it's been a good one, even though it's now been open about 3+ years, we've not bored of it at all. We used to come here a lot, but my kids are a bit older now and they're not as into parks anymore, but if we meet up with their friends here and have a "park date," then they're totally up for it b/c there's a lot to do here. First there's a concrete walking trail around the whole park, so parents can walk their dogs or just themselves =P around and keep an eye on their kids at the same time. One side of the park (north side) features an OASIS water spray zone where there's several water shooting from the ground thingamabobs (yup!) as well as some coming out of fake palm trees and animals that are quite powerful and give the kids a fun run for their money as they try to dodge the water OR run across the water features over and over again or jump on them to get super wet. This is great in the hot dry summers in EG. On the south side of the park are several play structures for different age groups. There's climbing ones and sliding down ones, and swings and a small ropes course type structure. I like that there's playgrounds designed for different age groups based on their age appropriate development. So the 1 star knocked off is that as a parent, this park is super spread out and there's not really any shaded areas (there's the general tarp shades over each play structure) w/SEATING for parents to be close to so they can supervise their kids (at least when they're little), the giant gazebo (more details below) is all the way in the middle of the park and the structures are more towards the southern part, so it's harder to watch one's kids especially if each kid wants to play in a different section. So that's a bit of a safety issue and why it's not my favorite park to take my kids to from a parent's POV. Other offerings at Oasis park are great too, to include an exercise equipment section, basketball court, 2 soccer fields that are lighted at night, multiple pickleball courts that are opened and lighted till late like 10p, and a couple of tennis courts too. Then there's also a concrete ping pong table (may need the stronger balls for this), a dog park, a huge gazebo right in the middle of the park that is perfect for parties, with 2 BBQs grills built-in with 8 tables, 2 smaller gazebos with 1 built-in BBQ, all of which are great as a hanging out place for parents and kids alike to cool down after fun in the sun. There's also so much open grass area for free play, volleyball, or just running around, and everything's nicely landscaped and maintained, so there's no lack of fun to be had here. Overall, Oasis Park is an excellent park and definitely one of the best if not the best park in EG!

Went out recently to check out this park. Although it's very large in size there wasn't a water…read moreSpicket to be found. There was a drinking fountain nearby but it was very difficult to get the bucket on the drinking fountain to fill up for the dogs. Will return due to large size but will be bringing my own bowl and water for my dogs. The park is very clean and nice and there was plenty of room.

It's not that our pup doesn't have room to roam at home, it's about socializing. Since there's no…read moreoff leash dog beaches nearby, a clean off leash dog park is the next good option to keep her in tune with her K-9 social behavior. This off leash area is fully fenced and double gated. Mature trees around and inside the fenced area. It's a single play area not split between larger and smaller dogs. It is clean, people seem to pick up after their pup, and the few times we've been here, it hasn't been crowded. Today, we brought our fur child and our fur grandchild to meet up with a friends fur child - they'll be spending some long hours together in the near future and need to get familiar with each others (butts) .. personalities. There were the three small dogs and then another few showed up .. all small dogs on this Sunday morning. One large lab appeared with his owner and small pup sibling. The surrounding park area (ball fields) are wide open spaces and if your pup is mindful and doesn't stray too far, you could have a full run of the park (but technically, that area is not off leash .. wink wink). Very happy with this off leash area.

The park is big and has a separate small dog section fenced off. Not a lot of mud holes for dogs to…read moreget into like the other park in Lodi. Unfortunately, dog parents are not good about picking up after their dogs even though dog poop bags are provided along with plenty of trash cans throughout park. Also, some dog parents are not experienced so sometimes dogs will show dominance and not be corrected. It's unfortunate that a few bad people can ruin the experience for the rest of us considerate responsible dog owners!!

Things to like about Beckman Park as a dog park (big dog area): (1)HUGE. Your pup can run and run…read moreand run. (2) Shade. Plenty of trees on the upper areas of the park for those days when your pup wants to run but you want to loaf in the shade. (3) Huge. Yes, I know I already said it was huge, but it really is. (4) Poop bag dispensers near each of the entry gates. (5) Some users are good citizens - putting found toys (balls, discs, etc) near the gates for their owners to find, randomly filling the water bowls, etc. Things where Beckman Park could be better: (1) Both entries to the large dog area are single gates, so it's easy for dogs to slip past others trying to get in/out, and escape out to the street. (2) The poop bag dispensers are not always stocked, so bring a bag or two of your own, just in case. (3) Some dog owners do not pick up after their dogs, so lawn grenades can be a problem. (4) The park is bisected into an off-leash area and a leashed area, but the dividing line is not fenced. It IS marked by a sign, but my dog can't read. (5) There is no water available in the big dog area for dogs. Hence, the good citizens who provide water randomly. Most of the owners - and dogs - using this park are friendly and easy going. If your dog gets a little rambunctious, a sincere apology is usually all it takes to clear the air. Dogs being dogs, they like to sniff each others' butts and chase each other around, and most owners seem to understand that.

I have to say it was nice to come on a day they were maintaining the park. Lawn maintenance and…read morehigh pressure washing. So badly needed, I guess some months are worse than others. But the weather to plays a factor.

Love taking the pups to this park…read more As mentioned in the other reviews, this park does have 3 separate areas for dogs of all sizes. Large dogs, small dogs and a space to train your dogs. We typically go to all three areas and truly enjoy the spaces. I have two smaller sized dogs and they get so excited coming to the park. Several of the owners are very friendly, clean up after their dogs and seem to also keep coming back. The park does get pretty muddy during rain seasons due to the lack of grass in some areas but overall we let the dogs enjoy it all either way. There are sidewalks for walking along the edges. There are benches to sit on but just be mindful this is where all the dogs lift their legs and do their business. The gates are a little tricky to open but definitely not child proof. Enjoy!

Large area nice people well behaved Dogs. Easy to get to. I like the grass instead of the Gravel…read morefor dogs to play gravel can get very hot in the summer time.

My favorite dog park in the Antioch/Oakley/Brentwood area. Large areas for the dogs to run and…read moreplay, well-maintained, and lots of nice people and dogs. Only drawback seems to be that they close the park down during the winter months.