Great space. Two parks, one for small dogs and one as the sign says is for "large and brave" dogs. The big dog park is plenty shady and tons of room for dog play. Definitely needs some TLC, particularly new mulch as the under mat is showing all over. Drinking fountain (human part) didn't work. At the small park it's full of foxtails and the drinking fountain didn't work at all (human or dog). The main sign is deceptive saying the low gap dog park requires leashes which just isn't accurate inside the fencing. Otherwise great park for your pup- just recommend to bring your own water for u and your fur child. read more

Low Gap Dog Park - Small dog park broken fountain with gross stagnant water - Dog Parks Near Me - Ukiah, California

I came here this morning after a trip to the lake was a disaster... There was a foot race going on and my pup was way too by the racers dogs. This was my first time here and I was a little unprepared since the dog park was not our original plan, I had no ball or frisbee or anything to entertain my dog if there were no doggies at the park. Thankfully there are tennis balls around from previous visitors(thank you!). The water station for the dogs in the "Small & Shy" side was acting up, water wasnt flowing into it but someone was kind enough to leave an old plastic tupperware to use for filling. The dog park was clean & it looked like everyone did a great job at picking up after their pups. Will be back! read more

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Lots of trails. Couple dog fenced areas with obstacle courses. Super nice skate board park. Two playgrounds for the kiddos. Very clean. Other than the guys smoking a bong in the parking lot it was an okay park. read more

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Nice park for our dogs, could be a little more clean especially during the weekend and trash cans being full! For the dog park very nice will be nice for trees for shade as is very hot over there! Our boys loved it! read more

My confession...I'm doing this update basically to add photos of the development of the dog park to date! My husband hikes this area up in the hills west of us & mentioned to me that fencing had been put up -- so Phase I of the LowGap dog park is done? So I drove over there early this AM to take photos. There's no signage yet. But I knew where to find it. Parked the car in the lot by the tennis courts, and took the walkway under redwoods & pines, over the bridge and on up the small incline. And there it was! How nicely situated. 2 very large, separate fenced- in areas [one for small, one for large dogs-- both with double entry gates] and both enclosing big grassy areas and quite a few large oak trees. It is a 1+ acre parcel . I was so impressed. I didn't see water stations yet, or a dispenser for doggie bags, so this phase is not complete. And there's no word on when it may open for use. I sure hope it's sooner than next Spring! I just read on the website http://www.lowgapdogpark.org/ that Phase II includes water, shade trees, benches and structures, and dog play equipment! That sounds like fun. No mention of how much more is needed to be raised for Phase II, but fundraising will continue towards the further improvements. The dogs & their people are going to love it! PS-- Just was told, by husband in the know, that he has seen dogs & their people using it already! How great is that!! read more

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Went here one time, a Friday in August at 1pm. I think this is our 37th or 38th dog park. We stopped by here today on the way back from camping off Hwy 101. It was 97 degrees and we have a double coated black dog so this was not going to last but went in long enough to be able to review the Ukiah Dog Park. Park at the Low Gap Park tennis courts and kids playground, walk through the playground, over the bridge, then up the stairs to get to the Low Gap Dog Park. There is a cement sidewalk between the two dog sections which I like if only to keep the fence running down. My dog is a fence runner and it is positive exercise for my dog but some dog daycare and boarding facilities do not appreciate fence runners and this design would stop dogs from learning that behavior. It is a gorgeous dog park with a "small and shy" dog section and a "big and brave" dog section with ample room to run. There are plenty of trees for shade, but don't remember seeing benches to sit on. There are dedicated dog park quality water fountains in each section for human heights and dog heights. I took some of the water out of the dog water bowl to soak my dog due to the heat. My only "complaint"? That the small dog section (maybe the all dog section, too - did ot get to look) has a TRACTOR GATE (single gate) unlocked so that people can be lazy and go through it and let my dog out. One of the main points with double gates is to stop escapes so this defeats the point. My dogs breed is known to not come back on command so the double gates are imperative. There is a sign on the gate telling people to shut it, but most all other dog parks have no sign and have a lock on that gate. When locks were missing at my other dog parks I emailed the maintainers (county, city, ect), told them, and they put the lock back on within 12 hours because they know it should be there. If you are one of the people who runs this dog park please discuss this with appropriate people and fix this. I have had my dog let out too many times from dog parks with this issue. Would recommend this dog park. Not sure how well it works to have people take their dogs through the children's playground to get to the dog park. Some people have their dogs off leash from the car to the dog park and the path one takes to get to the dog park WILL cause problems and/or publicity to this dog park. read more

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We live in Ukiah and I guess it's safe to say that it's nice we even have this amenity. There's 2 sides, both fenced in, one for large and brave and the other for small and shy, my pups tend to be on the large and brave side because well, I have a Saint Bernard and a Shepherd mix. We've been there a dozen times or so. The dogs like it, they don't use the ramps, tunnels or any of that, they just like being off leash and being able to do as they please. That's all good but the area seems to have natural springs throughout the area or pipes that have been busted for years because every time we go, including today and counting back 8 years ago, there's mud puddles everywhere. The water seems to run in places, as if it's springs and in many other places, it's actual, huge mud puddles for your pups to slide into, wallow in and just get all around dirty. Or if you're lucky like me, someone's Rottweiler might bum rush you from behind, sending YOU into the mud right with the pups! It's nice to say we have these, but is there nothing that can be done with the wet mush fields? Is there no way for them to ever be dry or to make it in and out of there mud free for everyone? Just my thoughts. read more

This is a very nice park, offering all kinds of recreation options. What I like about it is it isn't your typical park of straight grass and playground equipment. In stead, it's got all kinds of elements of nature. Mountains, hills, streams, waterfalls, lots of trees, wildlife, caves, etc. If you enjoy disc golf, they have a very nice course. I enjoy walking the trail while, my husband and his friends play the game. They do have all kinds of walking trails, ranging from leisurely to very aggressive. My dog loves to come here, and soon there will be a dog park especially for her to enjoy. If you have kids, lots of playground equipment and room to run. Lots of families have birthday parties, weekend bbqs and picnics here. They also offer tennis, archery, softball and basketball. My only complaint is that their bathroom facilities are not stellar, if you are planning on being here for a long period of time. read more

I like that there is two different enclosures one for large dogs and another for smaller and tamed dogs. The enclosures are large with plenty of room to run and play. I also like that there was plenty of tennis ball and poo poo bags in the enclosures for forgetful owners like myself. I felt that the direction/maps were not as clear as I would have like but the parks were easier to find than I expected. Will return. read more

Almost missed the turn into the park due to the map location. It's inside of a parking lot, behind a tennis court/ children's playground and cannot be seen from the street. Walk toward the children's playground, pass a bridge and a short hike. Total of about 5 min walk. Great park for small or big dogs. They have 2 separate gated areas. Both offer some shades for owners. read more

Great and friendly family hike. Dogs are also welcome here. Easy parking and restrooms.

There is already a "low gap dog park" on Yelp with pictures, but it's not just a dog park! There's a playground for kids, a picnic area, a skate park, and tennis courts, as well as nice level hiking paths. Our kids have LOVED this park both times we came. The creek is shallow, they catch frogs and bugs, the picnic area is sunny, as well as plenty of shade trees and blackberry bushes. The whole area is CLEAN. Not a speck of trash. There's a nice bathroom, and plenty of picnic tables and even BBQ grills. Lots of people out exercising or having family outings. The sheriff station is next door, and a school across the street. It feels like a safe area. read more

Great dog park! I've gone to a lot of parks & this is by far my favorite. Great view, large area for small dogs, separate from large dogs. Love the agility play equipment. read more

Haven't utilized the Dog Park, but I love walking the area. Area is always well kept, a few stragglers have made a couple walks awkward, my suggestion when on the trails is to carry pepper spray read more

Great dog park... really spacious with shaded areas and places for human companions to sit. Nice views of rolling hills and trees!

This is a great park and a fantastic resource for dog owners. Large park, fully enclosed to let your dog roam, run, and play off the leash. There are two enclosures, one for smaller dogs and one for larger dogs. The large enclosure is about the size of a little league baseball field and is equipped with a water spout designed for your dog. There are also dog "equipment" such as a tunnel and ramp to train your dog with. Great park to take your dog to release some energy and to socialize with other dogs. read more

I was driving through Ukiah on an early Friday afternoon, heading back to Sacto from the coast with my family and our dog. We decided it would be a good stopping point to let everyone stretch their legs. Good park for the kids; there's another, bigger park in Ukiah, closer to downtown, which is better for little kids (eg under 9 years old), but this one was just fine. The dog park is set further back; you have to walk past the play area, down the path, over the creek and up the hill. It's not that far, but it is kind of a pain because the dog is supposed to be leashed en route. (I didn't, and everyone there gave me dirty looks.) The dog park itself is segregated into two fenced areas -- one for little/shy dogs, one for big dogs. Both are a good size, plenty of room for fido to run, lots of grass, nice and clean and well-maintained. It's only 5 minutes drive from the highway, so very doable for travelers who are just passing through town. read more

This by far the best disc golf course I've played. Every hole is a unique challenge with accurate and easy to read pin maps and wonderful scenery read more