This dog park is best the homewood suites we often stay at for my work. Our two big dogs love this…read morepark. There is a separate section for large dogs and small dogs. The sections are large, well landscaped with mostly grass and trees. There are two different dog drinking fountains.

Easy to get to although the Apple Maps will put you across the street. The regulars that bring…read morebring their dogs there are great - very nice and friendly. There's enough shade during the hot days but we generally went early in the morning to beat the heat. There are multiple water fountains for the dogs to use which is great. Area is pretty clean and the owners generally pick up after their dogs. There is one spot on the grass where the sprinklers are either broken or the water doesn't drain because it's a little bit muddy there but otherwise it's a nice place to let's the dogs run.

This park is always open, clean, and full of balls and shaded places to sit. There are spigots and…read morebowls for clean water, and a nice separation for little dogs and big dogs. I've met some very friendly folks there, and my dogs have made some furry friends.

Best dog park ever! Well cared for. Dogs got along. Too bad 95 miles from home! Great spot. Both…read moredogs enjoyed.

They have water mist machines for the animals and owners! Amazing! Lots of shade for hot days, very…read moreclean and friendly place.

This is a really well kept dog park that has a side for large dogs and small ones too. The small…read moredog side is incredibly small. The grass is well kept. They have pooper scoopers and doggie poop bags available to use. They have seating in the shade for adults. They're located right next to a nice children's playground that has a bbq area, basketball court and sand volleyball court.

This is the second time going to this park where big dogs where in the small dog side. The first…read moretime there was a regular older man who had all his large dogs in the small dog side. He appeared to be somewhat of a conversationalist. He saw me hesitate and yelled, "come on in". I seen other big dogs in there and since no one was in the big dog side it appeared he was telling everyone to merge to the small side. I waited for a minute to observe what was going on and overheard him telling a young man that "sometimes rules are meant to be broken". It was a waste of time and gas for me. Just a note:, I adopted two small rescue dogs from the kennel and they are manic panic whenever they are near Large dogs which is why I bring them to the small designated side of the dog park until their trauma and recovery subsides. The second visit I noticed a very large Irish setter sheep hound type dog in the small dog park. Unfortunately, I had to say something as I wasn't about to turn around this time at the expense of some else's convenience. As the owner walked past me with his dog he said, "my dog doesn't like other bid dogs" . I replied, "I'm sorry to hear that but neither do mine so I am sure you van understand". Perhaps the city can post a sign at the entrance to enforce this rule in more detail since some people appear to feel they are above others?

There's an owner with two big dogs that's constantly on the small dogs side. One of his dogs has a…read morehistory of being aggressive with other dogs, but he failed to make me aware of that when I brought my puppy in. Not even 5 minutes later, his dog took my puppy playing as a threat, and bit his head and nose. The owner of the other dog suggested we don't take him to an ER as it would be too "expensive", but did offer to cover the vet as he felt it was his responsibility. Eventually he only covered half the bill after consulting with his friends. If you see an older male with two big dogs (Airedale Terrier & Bernedoodle) , don't even bother taking your dog into the same side. He may come off friendly, but he's not that reliable and neither is his dog.

Clean, quiet, nice little path and looks like they're expanding! Great place to let your dog get…read moretheir wiggles out before or in the middle of camping at JT.

I'm new to the area is it really nice large dog park I've met a lot of nice people out here. but…read more,No lights @ night? And why is there so many grass fields that the animals can't go on just half of one of them? Just curious

Terrific dog park! Lots of grass for the pups to run wild and sun shelters, picnic tables and…read moremisters for dog owners.

This was a perfect respite for our Lilly pup. While we played tourist, she was stuck travelling in…read morethe car and getting the obligatory relief walks. She couldn't even run and play outside at our resort. So, she definitely needed her own getaway spot, and this couldn't have been better. I only wish there were some other dogs there for her to play with and sniff. Bad timing, not the park's fault. Owner and dog friendly, there are two sections, one for big dogs, one for small. There was plenty of cooling green grass, mature trees offering comfortable shade from the unrelenting desert sun, sturdy concrete benches, a permanent canopy with misters going, a clean water dish, a handful of slightly used tennis balls, a pooper scooper and bags, and of course, the obligatory fence so our canine friends can frolic leash-free. GPS for Google Maps is way off. You will find this terrific dog park next to the large parking lot for the YMCA, in the PS Civic Center.

A lovely park with great views of the mountains. Be sure and push the button on a stand (yes it…read morestill works, I listened to it yesterday) to hear Frank Sinatra wax poeric about the park's namesake. A parking lot as well as street parking leads on to a botanic gatden and shady paved walkways plus access to the Abrams Butler trail. The trail crosses the wash and connects to parking on the opposite side.

*Frank Sinatra's (dog) Park*…read more {{{Start~Spreadin'~the~News}}} Cute little (dog) park on the Corner of Da Vall & Frank Sinatra Dr... Lots of little paths to stroll around... Lots of trees & palm trees, cactus, and grassy areas... A few water fountain stations... A few doggy poop bag stations...so please be kind and pick up after your furbies... Lots of single & double benches to sit & chill or have a picnic...and take in the beautiful panoramic desert & mountain scenery... Parking lot on Frank Sinatra Dr with a few EV charging stations...and also parking along the street... Even if you're a catmandoo and don't have a dog...it's a cool place to visit and walk around...and soak in the 50th Anniversary of Rancho Mirage. {{{And I did it My Way}}}

Nice clean dog park right down the road within 4 minutes drive of the Doubletree golf resort which…read moreis where we stayed, it's got a nice little walking path for adults to get your steps in as well! Adjacent is a large larger dogs section. The grass is nice and green even in the middle of winter and there's also free Wi-Fi!

Nice clean park with small agility zones, water, and grass. Perfect place to take your dogs…read morebecause they have a big dog section and small dog section. It's next to a regular park too.