We love Quann Park!!…read more It definitely helps that it's minutes from our house and very centrally located in Madison. With 11 acres of fenced in space to rub and enjoy, Quann parks is one of the biggest and best dog parks I've ever been to. There's plenty of space for all the dogs to spread out and enjoy or to play together based on their activity level! I've been here at least a dozen times, with my dog and dogs we've dog sat! I'm excited for spring and the weather to warm up! It's important to note, it's best to access the park near E Olin Ave or John Nolen Dr. And to turn onto Expo way. If you don't, there's very poor parking or you'll walk at least a quarter mile before you get to the fenced in area

This park is pretty nice. The main entrances are double gated and have poop bags. And the field is…read morehuge! You can spend a decent amount of time going around the walking paths. In the summer, we don't usually go to the fields, though. My dog gets allergies pretty badly, and the grasses here really seem to irritate her especially badly. But she will swim and play fetch in the river for as long as we will let her. The opposite side of the river is not fenced, so if your dog is prone to escaping or getting distracted by things on the other side, this may not work for you, but our pup loves it and always comes back. The other dogs here have all been really friendly. We also almost always find a ball to play with if we forget our own. There are a couple of benches and picnic tables, although they're often covered in muddy dog footprints. My only real complaint is that this place requires a daily or annual fee. I think all city dogs should be able to run around (and pet owners already have to pay to register their pets), so it would be nice if they dropped the fee or made it sliding scale.

This park is so cute in the middle of the Oregon community. We have been coming to this park for…read moreyears and it's so nice and clean, and it has a bathroom and picnic areas so you can enjoy the park for hours. Check out the old fashioned slide!

Such a fun and casual park, right near the Monona bay!…read more Very dog friendly, I take my dog here often on our way around the Bay! The playground is modern and handicapped accessible. A very nice spot on a sunny day! Be sure to venture out and stop by!

I attended an event in the pavilion at Brittingham Park last week, and prior to that, I've attended…read morea handful of other events that took place in the lawn. I like this park. It's easy to access, has plenty of parking, and sits tucked back on Monona Bay, which means there is waterfront to enjoy, but far less motor boat traffic going on. There typically are quite a bit of canoes, kayaks, and paddle boats around as Brittingham Boats sits at the east end of the park. The pavilion provides a great spot for gatherings. I was there on the 4th of July. We had plenty of tables and space to spread out. There were power outlets we could use, and bathroom facilities within the pavilion as well. Just outside of the pavilion there is a large play structure for the kiddos, as well as a sand volleyball court. There is also a nice path that goes all along the edge of the bay. Watch out as there are often bikers zooming by.

Token Creek is a huge County park with a campground, disc golf and numerous group shelters for…read morepicnics. It's also dog-friendly with numerous trails through the park (on-leash) along with a fenced in off-leash area. The off-leash area is at the back of the park (if you enter off of 151) so keep driving back, back, back until you get to it. There is a perimeter trail that follows the fence line which is your best hope for some shade as the rest of the park is primarily prairie and sunny. You can do loops circling the whole park or cut through the middle (over a slight hill) to make your loop shorter. It's maybe 15 -20 minutes if you're doing the full perimeter loop. There also is a separate puppy / small dog area which is nice. This area offers some agility equipment but unfortunately that's not accessible to the rest of us! It's similar to other County/City parks, there are bags for poop pick-up but no running water so bring your own. There also weren't a lot of people at this park so if you're looking for fewer folks, this may be your spot. If you want a lot of canine company, you may be better off at nearby Sycamore Park. Overall, it's a great option if you're passing through town as it's right off the highway.

This park is lots of fun! It's a large circular park with one main walking trail (although there's…read morea less waked trail along the perimeter of the park). The park has a couple small forests, one of which reminds me of the Blair Witch Project- it's got these tents made out of fallen branches and sticks from the park- super creepy vibe if you're there when it's gloomy or dark out. The small dog section has these dog agility course which are great for training. This is definitely one of my favorite parks to go to!

I couldn't find it My GPS it took me into a corner and there…read morewas no dog park in sight

Best dog park in Middleton/west side in my opinion. Plenty of room for the doggos to roam and it is…read morevery well maintained (compared to the Madison parks and the smaller Middleton one at Penni Klein), as the grass is frequently cut, and mulch frequently reapplied. The frequent maintenance means that my dog doesn't get too muddy even after rain events. There is also an agility course area that is in decent shape near the front of the dog park. Plenty of parking up front. Just look for the compost sign off County Road Q!

The park is medium sized (size of a football field), rectangular, and has one gravel walking path…read more There's one shady spot with trees (mini forest), and another small gated park area for small dogs and training. My biggest complaint was that there was a water drainage spout near the middle of the park which resulted in a lot of runoff and muddy areas.

As long as everyone follows the rules this park is great. Unfortunately I have had dogs not being…read morewatched by their owners, or owners intentionally bring semi aggressive dogs to the park and lunge and attempt to or actually bite my dog. Which is not the parks fault.

Took the nephews here and they had a great time! They were particularly interested in a sit and…read morespin. (It looks like a plunger sticking out of the sand). The time of day to go is early in the morning or late in the afternoon because shade is not available here.

Dominion Park is a small neighborhood park across from Door Creek Church. The main draw is the…read moreplayground that draws in the neighborhood kids, but there is a basketball court as well. As with many new parks, there is a distinct lack of shade. Hooray for open green space, but I probably won't visit again without kids and a big bottle of sunscreen in tow.

The pups are big fans of the spacious sunny expanse that includes some hilly bits, some high…read moregrasses to wander through, plus a picnic table to leap on. Plenty of space to race around and meet/chase their many dog pals. No trees or bodies of water to play around here, but a nice hearty outdoor space that's clean. Visitors do a good job tidying up after their dogs.

This is one of my favorite parks in Madison. It's a LARGE circular park with three walking paths,…read moreand an open area in the middle that has benches and shade. There are usually lots of dogs here so your dog will definitely have a buddy. Sunset from the top of the hill (middle of the park) is also an amazing view!