A FB Corgi meet up brought us here today…read more Great big gated dog park. Jack, my miniature Doxie, did very well and we had a ball! There were ramps and tubes for the fur babies to play on and in. I got to rough up lots of Corgis, including a precious pup named Trixie :) Super nice group. I was welcomed by so many, despite not having my own Corgi (yet). This park is a tad too far for us to go to, but I totally would if we lived closer.

I must say that I was very impressed with this dog park. We wanted to take our dog out to get her…read moremind off of our other dog passing away :(. We found this park minutes from our house. It is right next to a sports complex and playground on the other side of the road. We were immediately impressed with the size of the fenced in area and the limitation on weight for the smaller dogs. The fenced in area closest to the street is for dogs 25lbs and less and then a pond in between that area and the large dog area for pups over 25lbs. There were plenty of benches to sit on, trees for shade, a dog mound with tunnel in the middle, and a water fountain for adults and for dogs. The grass was well maintained and the area was very clean. We are extremely happy we found this area. Our dog had a lot of fun chasing her ball around and made some friends along the way.

Great park to let your dog run free, I was told it's 5 acres dog park! It's not out in the open…read morelike most parks, it's in the woods, plenty of shade. It was in the 90's when I was here. Will be back when it's cooler. I wish Philly had a park like this !

Love this park, especially for the fenced in dog park area. There are roughly 9 acres of woods that…read moreare all fenced in for off-leash play for friendly dogs. There are a ton more trails for leashed walking too. Everybody was really nice and parking was easy. Our dog loved her first visit and we'll be sure to come back again. Make sure your dog has good recall because they could go off chasing another dog. Bathrooms at the parking lot are convenient but didn't see any other bathrooms.

Pretty decent park. There are seperate areas for large and small dogs. Pretty well kept and clean…read more Wish here was more shade for warmer days. There are a couple spots in the lot. Not too many go here. Havent had any issues with aggressive dogs or asshole owners here.

Great place for the dogs and people. Sometimes muddy along the one fence but some of the dogs have…read morea great splash. There is shade, benches and water close by. One of the people K does a wonderful job keeping bowls in place.

This is one of the better OFF-LEASH dog parks in the area. It is large. The enclosed fence is very…read morehigh and secure. (even for dogs that are known to scale some high fences). The park has a double-gated entry. You must use a leash while entering/exiting the park. A maximum of two dogs per adult at one time is allowed inside the park. When other dogs are waiting, they ask that you limit your use to thirty (30) minutes. Owners must remain with their dogs at all times. For me, I use the dog park to allow my dog to run wild, exercise and play catch with me. I also use it for him to socialize with other dogs. However, I don't like dog parks that allow multiple dogs (either does my dog) so the two dog rule is perfect for us. They have dog poop trash cans and bags for animal waste disposable. CONS: A permit is required for use of the park (annual fee is $25) and the rules are quite strict (http://tinyurl.com/mocahjx). For me, this is a PRO because it helps keep out the riff-raff. Though, not sure how many people actually have permits. I would give a 5 star rating but the last time I visited the park I found a few pot-holes in the ground (dog could break a leg). Hopefully the township fixes them soon.

I'm sure the playground is just fine here, but the dog park is sad. It's a big rectangle of grass…read morewith a fence. No water source, no shade, just fenced in grass. There's apparently a membership you have to buy, too. There's at least one nicer dog park in spitting distance, though maybe this one is helpful if you live in the development.

I brought my 4 month old puppy (black lab/golden retriever mix) here on a Friday afternoon and he…read moreloved it. The designated dog area is broken down into two spaces for dogs based off of weight like I've seen in other parks. My dog is around 25lbs and when we got there there was two smaller dogs playing, but both owners were super welcoming to having my puppy join. He had a great time playing fetch, making some friends, and digging in the dirt. There is also a large paved track for walking/running and a full playground for kids. And a super cool part of our visit, we got to see a K-9 unit training new pups on the large field! It was awesome to see in person!

Have to agree with the other reviewers, this is a pretty cool dog park. The park itself is large…read moresurrounded by trees and gazebos scattered throughout. In addition, there are 2 fenced in dog parks, for small and large dogs. Within the fenced areas are benches and picnic table and bench combo seating as well as trees and lots of grassy spots. Dogs can run around and chasing each other or tennis balls/frisbees. Spacious and a gathering spot where pet parents can chat it up about their pooches or current events. A must doggie park to visit if you live in the nearby vicinity.

So lucky a place so dog friendly and tasty like this exists! Great outdoor set up and the dogs…read moreroaming free in and out is less stressful than a leashed experience for everyone. Large menu with plenty of options and the food is very good even though that's not the number one reason for going here. This was a good alternative to a long walk in the midday summer sun.

Super fun place to bring your pup! The "rufferee" keeps the outside area happy and clean. Really…read morefun place to get out with your pup!

My dogs absolutely love this place. It's so wide and so much space for my babies to roam free. It's…read morealso super clean and there's so many different areas to take them to play , splash water or even agility training. Always love taking them here and all the sweet spots for their running and making friends.

Big park, not fully fenced in, bring water on warm days, streams for the dogs to jump in & trails…read morefor light hikes. Agility equipment. The park opens up behind the kids park

This is a nice large open dog park that's perfect for socializing your dog…read more The park is separated into a park for small dog and a park for large dogs. Both share a double gated entrance system. They also both offer seating inside the park for owners and a shaded area. There are also different pieces of training equipment in the park. There's a fountain for water outside the park with a spout for humans and a spout for dogs. Worth checking out if you have a social pup.

Took my little guy here today and he loved it and even made a few friends . The park was well kept.read more

What a cute dog park! It's small but that was fine for my twin "nephews" since they're a Jack…read moreRussell mix breed / on the smaller side. The park has some tunnels and ramps for cuties to play on. It's locked up nicely - we felt that the boys were safe and secure. We stayed about 20 minutes. (we cleaned up the poop, but apparently others did not - nasty!) We'll visit a few times again before our dog-sitting is over.

Wanted to take the 2 pups out for a playful time to burn some energy. Decided to research dog parks…read morein the local area and found this spot. Tucked away in a residential area with a backdrop of a wooded area this small dog park was an adequate find. I was hoping there would be other pet owners and their small 4 legged tikes but no luck today. It was only me and the pups. A fenced in dog park with chipped wood as the ground surface area which one of my pups found appetizing. As the photos show its a small dog park that even with a small dogs doesn't have a lot to offer. The pups enjoyed sniffing around the park several times and got exercise as I threw a tennis ball on the elevated slope multiple times. I think larger dogs would not get much out of this park and must be catered more to the medium to smaller dogs due to it small size. Not a great park nor a bad park just an okay park and would recommend for smaller dogs. In addition, if you want your small dog(s) to be socialized, you must come when there are more pet owners here and I am unsure of when that is. Clearly, not mid days on Saturdays....

Over the weekend, I was looking for a park with a shaded picnic area and a dog park. I did a quick…read moregoogle search and John Adler Memorial Park turned up. The article says "Award winning fully accessible park". That description alone was good enough and I didn't bother looking at the pictures. This park was soooooo nice. They've got an outdoor gym, a softball field, a huge playground, two bocce ball courts, a small picnic area, and a dog park across the parking lot. The facilities were so clean and so well maintained. The bathrooms were better than your average park bathrooms and had motion sensor faucets. I completely appreciate how well this park was designed. The dog park was super spacious and divided into two sections, one for small dogs and one for large large dogs. The place looked clean and was well stocked with poop bags. Overall this is just a great park for everybody.