This park is AWESOME! Awesome for the dogs and it's nice to meet other dog lovers! So much fun for…read morethe doggies!

From the Park & Rec Dept website: More than just "room to roam"…read more To use the 2.5 acre dog park: Owners must register their dogs and provide proof of their dog's immunization records to the Parks & Recreation office. Owners then receive a swipe card for access to the park. I take "Angus": our Australian Shepherd (a 21/2 year old rescue) here on a daily basis. He's a little hyper and still adjusting, so I use the park so he can get up in the morning and run himself silly chasing the pedestrian and bike traffic that runs parallel to the Dog Park. My wife usually takes him in the near dusk time to allow him to unwind for the evening and he's been socializing with the other dogs. While many owners let the dogs run "free" not everyone should; unless they know their dog's temperament around other animals and people. While this is a good learning experience for him; my wife and I sometimes have to corral him in the smaller dog area when he's wanting to herd other dogs and not be social. It's a great park and while they've an agility course in the large dog side of the park, it's missing a jump bar that was damaged sometime after the opening. The smaller dog area has a few agility items and we usually take Angus there to practice the smaller obsticle course.

This dog park is very convenient, has benches for humans, trash cans, and water for both us and our…read morefury friends. There's plenty of grass and a few trees. It's not a huge park, but it's perfectly adequate. So far it's been pretty hit or miss whether there are other dogs here or not. Probably 50% of the time we're the only ones here, but there have been times when there were nine other dogs... My rating would definitely go up if more people were aware that this park exists and brought their dogs... so come out and play!

Park was clean. It had a walking trail, playground, and dog park. Dog park had double gated…read moreentrance, water fountain for dogs to drink, two benches and two trash cans. No membership required.

Really disappointed that I didn't see one dog hanging out here when I drive by. Maybe it wasn't dog…read moreparking season...

Awesome dog park right on Scott AFB. There are two fenced in areas for dogs to run and socialize…read more One area is for larger dogs and the other for smaller. Each fenced in area has park benches and covered picnic tables to relax and watch your dogs play as well as water fountains that have a small bowl on the bottom to run water in for your dog. There's also agility training equipment in each area as well as trash receptacles that have plastic bag dispensers to clean up after your pup. This dog park is very clean, never crowded and the best part is it's FREE!!

Pretty solid little dog park. It is well-maintained and clean with nice turf. Great place for dogs…read moreto run around off-leash. They are stocked with tennis balls and potty bags. They also have a little water fountain area with some bowls for your pup to drink. Our pup met some nice doggie friends there - it wasn't too crowded though, which was nice. The doggie "jungle gym" hoops and things are cute. The only suggestion I'd have is for them to have a few more benches there.

This is a great spot to take your puppers! It's really clean and people seem to pick up after their…read moredogs well too! The turf is really nice, it can get a little hot for paws in the summertime tho. It's a great spot to let your dogs run free and play for a while!!

Joe Glik Park is a new park with pavilions and ponds, slightly rolling terrain, and recently…read moreplanted trees. As they mature, the landscaping will look really nice, especially with planned improvements. In the meantime, JGP has the widest concrete paths I can remember in any park I've visited, like the concrete guys were hurting for business, and offered a double wide, two-for-one deal. I imagine it offers a smooth surface for skaters, though I haven't noticed any here on my rare visits. Most importantly for Onyx H. and her little buddy Ruby H., this place is dog-friendly. There's a fenced dog park on the northeast side, and at least one doggie-bag dispenser. That doggie-bag dispenser can be most important when the stock of plastic bags in your pocket is exceeded by your pet's desired number of pit stops. JGP is a perfect place for a short winter walk with your canine companions.

A hidden gem in Edwardsville. Found this when I was desperate for a place to walk our dog while in…read moretown. Beautiful setting, ponds, fountains, trees, pavilions and wide walking paths. We will be back!

I have no idea when this place opened bc I found it by complete accident while looking at the map…read moreof Mascoutah. This place is gigantic with multiple smaller areas to separate dogs. Very well maintained with plenty of room to spread out. Multiple water spickets throughout the park. The fence is very nice and has chicken wire at the bottom so smaller dogs can't get out. Clean restrooms right next to the park. Beautiful grass, multiple water dishes, dog waste stations (bags), toys, a pavilion to sit under while you dog enjoys itself. We only started going here this week and we are yet to see anyone else here. Look forward to using this place for years to come.

Park was beautiful and it was huge!! My dog is 4 years old and we are trying to introduce him to…read moreother dogs and he did pretty good with the other dogs we were in our own section and saw he wanted to play so we leashed him up just incase. He did so good until a big dog came up and started biting him it wasn't vicious or anything it was playing but my dog didn't understand we kept pulling him away and my dog kept backing up because he was afraid and the dog kept following this is at no fault of the dog they don't completely understand as we do but the owner was not paying attention to his dog at all I kept looking at him hoping he would get his dog and he was preoccupied on his phone. The dog continued to follow and jump on me and my dog so I tried petting him to calm him down and he starting biting my arm again playfully but still kinda hurt which it doesn't bother me at all they are dogs and I love dogs but this guy should have been watching his dog. Other than that everyone was really nice and my dog loved playing with other dogs! I didn't get many pictures he was too excited but there are 3 sections that you can go into!

Awful place! The…read moreowner, Wayne, approached us (my husband, myself, + our two dogs) for our "temperament test" (meet + greet) with his own two dogs OFF LEASH! I could not believe that someone who works with dogs would do that! He took one look at our boys + said NO, we were not welcome. Our dogs are mixed breed, + one of those breeds is pit bull. We told him that our boys are super sweet, not aggressive at all, + he told us that we don't understand pit bulls. I understand that there are aggressive pit bulls in the world; however, ANY dog can be aggressive under the right circumstances. Nowhere on the website does it list which breeds are not allowed, so we didn't know. Huge waste of everyone's time + energy. Overall, Wayne was very rude + unprofessional. Definitely would not pay the exorbitant prices of a membership here - IF your dogs are even accepted into the park!

treecourtunleasheddogadventureparks.com--I've Been going there for over two years. This is the…read moreplace! My dog has friends here, as do I. It is big but not too big. The guy who runs the place (Uncle Wayne) is a card with his own fan club. This place used to be a treecourt swimming pool back in the day. I've been going here since the early 60s. It backs up to Simpson Lake and is a very relaxing place to go.

The only dog park I trust for my pup. They even allow reservations so you don't have to worry about…read morerandom bad dogs. BYOB is the only downside.