Clean park. Loved the playground for the littles that is separate from one for the older kids. Lots…read moreof shaded areas.

Love this park! The view and environment is so welcoming A great park to bring the kidsread more

This is my favorite dog park. My pup loves going there, and my other dog who crossed over the…read morerainbow bridge also loved this spot. It's spacious enough and doesn't get super crowded. There's no delineation between small dogs and big dogs, so be aware of that. Met some good people with their pups too. Dogs can get quite dirty there, but they have fun, so no complaints there.

Drove far away to come to the dog park today on May 17th but it is still closed?! Wtf.read more

Checked out Truitt Bark Park for the first time with our pup. The place was seemed clean and…read moremaintained, and had separate gated areas for small and large dogs -- which is always appreciated (especially by the big dog parents who know their pup doesn't realize he's 80 lbs). We didn't go in -- this was purely a socialization mission. Lobo stayed just outside the fence, observing the chaos like a wise old man watching neighborhood kids from the porch. And you know what? He crushed it. Calm, cool, and collected. Gold star. We don't plan on doing dog parks for play since he goes to daycare and thrives in a more structured setting, but if dog parks are your thing -- this one could be a winner. Clean, not overwhelming, and right next to the R Street Corridor, which means you can treat your pup to a full Midtown adventure after. Grab a walk, some sniffs, and maybe hit a patio if your dog's in a chill mood. Or do what Lobo did and just stand outside the fence like a refined gentleman, silently judging everyone inside. 10/10 outing. No paws were stepped on. No chaos ensued. We love to see it.

A great dog park. They have one section for small dogs and another for larger dogs. Our dog lives…read moreloves it every time!

We were really excited when we found this dog park and saw how much space there was for both large…read moredogs and small dogs in their different areas. They also have a ton of parking, that is covered so it provides some shade and helps keep cars cooler during the hot months. Inside the dog area there is a double gate, a water fountain, a hose and kiddie pool, and a spot to put used balls so other dogs can play with them later. There were also a few shaded benches around the area. From first looks it seemed almost perfect. The drawbacks are that it's mostly dirt and balls get dirty easy, as well as your pet. At parks like this we throw the ball a few time with our dog and then once it starts getting too dirty he won't pick it up anymore. The grassy area was more like a bunch of weeks, including A LOT of the little prickly seeds that like to latch onto you and your dogs. I ended up spending a good amount of time after playing making sure we got all these uncomfortable prickly balls off our dog in his fur between his paw pads, on his belly... I felt bad letting him get from the park to home without finding one in his paw. While I'm so thankful this is available, I wish more dog parks were grassy and thought about the dogs full experience.

This is my favorite dog park in the area. I like that there are two different sides: (1) smaller…read moreand/or timid dogs, and (2) big dogs. Both sides have a good amount of space for dogs to run and they share a fence so that dogs from both sides and interact if they want. Sometimes dogs will run back and forth along the fence seperating the sides and bark at each other. To me, this is more so entertaining rather than annoying. This park gets a lot of regulars. Many of the people on the small dog side seem to come on a daily basis and know each other and all of the dogs. It becomes more of a social area with sometimes all of the people and dogs just hanging around the tables. When I go, I follow my dog around as he likes to walk around the park and mark it. In general I would say that people here are good about watching their dogs. Better at it on the small dog side. The large dog side is pretty big with a good amount of space for dogs to run around. For this reason, it may be harder to stay so close and on top of where/what your dog is doing. I have wittnessed a few dog fights on the larger dog side, but nothing too crazy. One time I made the mistake of picking up my smaller dog on the larg dog side (she wouldn't stop barking) and a large dog came booking it towards us and started jumping and biting at my dog. That scared me away from that side for a bit. I do have a larger Australian Shepherd that needs to be on the big dog side and he is way faster than I am. One time he was getting along with all the dogs but didn't like that one of them started humping another. He decided to start barking and yelling at the dog and he must of been talking shit or something because then all of the dogs turned on him and wanted to attack him. Luckilly the dog owners and I were all closely watching out dogs and kept them seperate. One of the owners offered to keep their dog on a leash, but I told them it was a good time for us to leave anyway. So my one thing I would say is only take your dog if you can actively watch and control them. The dogs can get pretty hyper and crazy and may need help calming down. This park is close to the river and midtown Sacramento so the location is super convenient. I like to walk there from East Sacramento and through Mckinley Village homes. The location gets beautiful sunsets and is a nice spot to enjoy the weather. Some people come here for social hour with food/beverages to hang outside with their dogs.

Really nice and serene suburban park. In fact, the natural setting with water makes you feel that…read moreyou are out in the country. We went mid-week and were the only individuals in the park. Well, us and scores of geese. We walked the loop, which was about 1.5 miles. About half the walk is paved and the other half is gravel. Just a relaxing time. Development nearby is easy to ignore, and even when you are walking on the gravel levee, you have farmland on one side. Great place to take your dog -- just be aware of the geese.

This park is along the longer bike/walking trail and right across from a neighborhood. There are…read morebenches and a gazebo here if you want to hang out with people or pave a little picnic and the trails are great for a quick walk or to take your dog out. They do have signs that say to keep your dogs on their leash, and everytime I've been through people seem to abide by this and there have always been a lot of dogs out with their people each time. It does get flooded during peak rainy seasons and it gets a bit hot in the summer, but it's great to have available.

So I am writing this review because I can see that there was only one review all of last year…read more(which was aptly a one-star review) and no one has reviewed it so far this year, so it's possible that this used to be a good park deserving of its four-star rating, but that is not the case anymore. I brought my dog here the other day and this park is disgusting. The park is incredibly small and muddy and not well taken care of. It's one of few parks that I have been to where there are no poo bags offered, which is not a problem for me because I bring my own, but it is probably contributing to the horrible state of the park itself. Along with the dog feces everywhere, there was human feces as well as an actual jug full of urine. There are tons of unhoused persons who clearly stay around here in the adjacent canal and have taken over this area, which is not a problem in itself but the state of the park feels unsafe and dirty. This park needs real community involvement and improvement. We did not stay long and I would not recommend this park to anyone in it's current state.

This park is really big! There are separated big & small dog sections. Plenty of parking. My dog…read moreloves it here there are so many smells. There is a middle dirt section which can definitely get muddy after rain & then the other half has lots of trees to sniff with a stick/leaf type of terrain on the ground so it doesn't get as muddy.

Very small, but very clean dog park. Plenty of shade and grass, plus three picnic tables and a…read morebench. Not sure if this is normal or not, but all three waste stations were out of poop bags. My chocolate Labrador loved this park. What was strange is that we went to the park at 5:30pm and it was EMPTY. I brought my dog at this time thinking that he'd have some new friends to play with. Dog owners with smaller dogs should be aware that there isn't a little/big area. It's all one park. So if your little dog isn't social or gets nervous around larger dogs, you might want to look elsewhere.

Who let the dog's out?? Hopefully you took them and let them be somewhat free in here. It's a leash…read morefree fully fenced area for your dogs to run free in a sense. It has a few benches for the humans to sit on while the dogs burn some energy. The area is pretty good sized and has a few trees too for some shade in the summer and dogs to claim as there's spot. I have been a few times now and one day was muddy do the very much needed rain in California. Then the next few times there was a few dogs. It was great with no dogs the 1st time because we all got to see and get a feel for the place without dogs being dogs trying to make friends and not listen. Well mine is only a little over 4 months now so we are still training with him. Ok back to the barking.. i mean park. They have 2 dog poop bag areas, and trash for doggie waste and a water fountain for them to get there drank on! i would still bring your own bags cause they were both empty so far for the bags, and water fountain was kinda clean even for a dog, but still keep water on yourself just incase, could be really dirty or even shutoff next time like having kids and dogs always have to be prepared for them. The best part of walking the dog park was that i didn't even step in 1 pile or even find a pile being left behind from anyone. That was amazing and very refreshing to see people cleaning up!! High 5 to all who come here and to the ones everyday around this world that pick up after there pets! You are awesome and i thankyou bunches. I have stepped in a few at apartment complex were they have 5 stations fully stocked with bags and people still don't. :O/ They also have a big plastic container with some toys people either leave behind or donate im guessing and theres a lot of tennis balls in here. It's open from sunrise to sunset, it is located in the back of bannon creek park fenced behind the school. But if you come down bannon creek st. You will see a black n white sign with a dog and a arrow, so you can follow the sign and the dog will use his sense of smell maybe, and you should find your way. Happy barking and have a wagging tail of a time.

This is a quiet peaceful park with easy parking. The playground has a set for younger kids as well…read moreas older children. There are plenty of benches to sit on and watch the kids.

Why didn't anyone tell me there was an awesome dog park in my neighborhood?! Well, actually someone…read moredid tell me when I was walking Sheba one day, but still, why didn't anyone tell me sooner?! I'm feeling extremely relieved I can now save gas and time from going to the dusty Sutter's Landing and her favorites Bark Park in Rancho Cordova and Ruff Dog Park all the way in Rocklin. Search "dog park" on Yelp and bet this place won't show up. Why? Because this is actually a secret neighborhood doggie park. Expect to see the owners and their pups come here from 7-9 AM or from 5-7 PM. Other than that it's occupied by the school and the occasional soccer practice. There's a few water bowls and plenty of grass to roam along with a shaded area with lawn chairs. Just be sure to clean up after your pup so we can continue to visit. The park isn't fully gated, but the grass area is so big that the dogs rarely venture far enough. Pups of all sizes appear to be welcome. Thank you Sierra School Park for providing Curtis Park a dog friendly field!