Pros: several fenced in areas to choose from…read moreAgility equipment Benches and a pavilion for owners to sit Water bowls and faucets Access to the river Mostly respectful owners Cons: Foxtails in play areas People bringing small (under 4) kids in and not watching them Owners with intact pets letting their pet hump/be humped (have yet to see this happen at the other parks I frequent) The gate between the two biggest areas is a single gate and owners will sometimes let dogs in or out accidentally. I would love to see them add more to the agility side (hoops, weave poles, seesaw etc) and double gate between the two bigger areas

You'd think all dog parks are created equal, right? I mean, you have good intentions to take your…read morepup to run around and have a good time, socialize, make friends with other dogs...until the one ruins it all. I wish I could say it was I positive experience but after a complete bust here in January of 2020, we haven't been back to a dog park since. Word to the wise: Lots of mud everywhere so go when it's dry. Be sure that you and your pup play in an uncrowded fenced in area. Take a quick 5 minutes to watch the dog owners and see how attentive they are to their animal(s). Watch the behavior and aggression levels of each dog and how they interact with the others. Know what to do in case of a dog fight and ALWAYS get number of owner if a fight breaks out (and call cops to make sure there's a documented incident report). The park itself is okay. It's a decent open area where your pup can run around and get himself tired. There's a decent agility course that would be good for training but... ...my boy and I had a very traumatic experience here. He's probably forgotten that he was attacked and ganged up on that ended with a laceration over his eye, but I haven't. The images and the sounds. HORRIFIC. And the owner did NOTHING. We are both okay now, but in the end, we only play with dogs we KNOW or in a more controlled setting. Proceed with caution.

This is a well maintained, medium size dog park. Bring water for your pooch and to share with…read morefurry friends.

We love this dog park. It's a great place for our Doodle to get out and run, as well as to learn to…read moresocialize with other dogs. Saturday mornings are crazy fun, with a couple dozen dogs running around. This park is about 2 acres in size, with about a third of it being wooded, giving the pups some fun spots to explore. The main area is open, flat, and covered in mulch/wood chips. Unless you don't mind a muddy car, you might want to avoid rainy days. Water isn't provided, so make sure to bring a bowl and water for your dog and 10 of it's closest friends. There are a half dozen benches, and 2 or 3 picnic tables, but they fill up quickly. Most people bring camp chairs to sit in a group and chat with the other doggie parents while the pooches frolic.

Great park to bring the family. Grills, playground, track that's about a half mile around,…read morebasketball courts, soccer fields, clean bathrooms, poop bag dispensers, benches and a fenced dog park with plenty of parking.

I was so excited to take my dog here i packed food water bowls treats toys drove 25 min to find the…read moregate is locked.

Great Park watch soccer can't wait to try the splash pads with the grandkids in the summer!read more

Best splash pad in Davis and Weber. Lots of places to bbq of course you'd have to bring you bbq, or…read morehave a picnic. Shaded areas, lots of grass spots too. You get super soaked. They have a little slide. The only thing was the bathrooms were locked. So we lucky drove over to the baseball side of the park where a game was going on and those bathrooms were open.

Well maintained city part. July - Aug, every Friday, there is a small market, multiple food…read moretrucks, and a local band from 4-8 pm. Plenty parking all around the park. There are many trees for shade. Over hang with bench seating has been recently constructed. There is a playground large enough kids. There are two baby swings and a few older swings. There are also bathrooms and a drinking fountain on site that are will maintained.

This park is my favorite and I don't even live in this city! It is the only park around that is…read moretolerable in the summer. It has so many trees which allows for a lot of shade, and the playground is large enough that it is good for kids under 3 or over 7! There are two baby swings and a few older swings. There are also bathrooms and a drinking fountain. The trail is a lot of fun to walk around with the kids and we love watching all of the ducks! The only thing is that they don't have a lot of park benches or tables by the playground. If you want seating, you have to go to the other side of the stream. There is also not any garbage cans so plan on bringing your garbage home with you.

Great off leash dog park near the Walmart shopping center. It has varied terrain and gentle…read moreinclines. People really take care to pick up after their dogs. There is a unisex bathroom but no running water. My dog loves it here so we'll be back!

Snow or sunshine- this is our favorite place to take our dog in Utah! This is a huge park with…read moretrails throughout. So so beautiful, and so fun for the dogs! Everyone has fun here. Few tips: There are a lot of dogs here, and 99% of them are off leash. If your dog gets overwhelmed by lots of dogs, this might not be the best place for them. Also, sometimes people see moose here so be mindful of your pups while enjoying your time outdoors.

Absolutely stunning state park north west of the SLC area. only $15 for a vehicle, $5 for a…read moremotorcycle. There is so much to do here! Take in the epic views of the great salt lake from up high, walk along the coastline of the lake. There hiking trails up the mountains. There are bison all over to explore and photograph, as well as tons of species of birds to watch. If you're lucky you'll spot some Antelope or long horn sheep. Saw lots and local bicyclists, I imagine it wpuld be a blast to ride. You can park at the entrance and ride in at a small parking lot. The drive down the eastern coast is spectacular and if you don't mind a dirt road you can continue for a little further to the southern tip. Or stop at the pavement and check out the ranch that's been there for generations. What a cool place, I am so glad I got to visit an check it out. Ext time I'll stay for an extended period in one of the campgrounds!!

Gnats were out in force, but overall the best 15 bucks I spent in UT…read more You have to like driving... Went out around 5 and were there for the long sunset. Bison! Dirt roads! Very few other cars! Amazing panoramas! We will be back.

First time coming here and what a beautiful drive up to cottonwood heights. Plenty of benches, a…read morehose, fountains for humans and dogs, and there's a paved trail for wheel chairs and strollers. There's bathrooms at the entrance too! Parking is limited though. It's fully fenced in so you can let your dogs off leash! There's a small hill where it's not paved and you can walk to the top for a view from up top! Smokey and Bob had a blast meeting, greeting and sniffing EVERYTHING! There's not much shade so come prepared with sunscreen and a big hat!

Beautiful dog park with water for dogs and humans and fenced so can be off leash. My dog loved it!read more

One thing I've learned about dogs is that they want to run and play-and they don't care much if the…read morespace is well groomed and "pretty." So the way I might judge a park is different than if the pups do....and since this is a dog park, I'll write the review from their standpoint...if they could write. As soon as mom drives up the street, I immediately recognize where we are and start whining with excitement. I remember playing here and have been so excited to return. She pulls into the parking lot (which can get crowded at peak times, but we go early in the morning and it's A-OK). I can hardly contain my excitement as we get to the gate. Inside, there is so much room to run! I especially love the stream down at the bottom, although there are signs warning the people about the potential for disease from the water. But I don't care-I jump right in. Along the perimeter, there's a walking path that mom walks along and I loosely follow. I guess she likes that she can keep an eye on me while I can also run free. There's are other areas that are separate-a small dog section and another gated area if some dogs want privacy. Kind of nesting play areas, if you will. There are signs all around reminding people to pick up poop, along with bags to help with the icky task. They are kind of passive aggressive- they basically say "don't come here if you can't pick up after your dog." I get the point, but the tone is a little strange and unwelcoming. There is a lot of native vegetation and plants. Some of them can be a little prickly and get stuck in my fur-so mom always checks to get foxtails out when we go home. Of all the parks that mom takes me to, this one is two paws up and pretty dog-gone great. I love the space to run and the water to play in.

This is probably the best dog park I've ever been to. So much room for our dog to run around and…read moreplay. There's obstacles for dogs and the biggest highlight is the creek that runs through the park. (Be prepared to wash the mud off your dog though) Every dog I've seen there is very well trained and respectful, which is so refreshing to see. Check out this park when you have the chance!