Great dog park! Lots of space for them to run around and separate space for small dogs.read more

Central Bark is a great large, open and fully-fenced dog park! It has a wash station, water, poo…read morebags, and a garbage can for general public use, as well as dog toys - tennis balls, chewy rings, an agility tunnel, and larger plastic balls. I still recommend bringing your own toys, but these make good fun for any dogs forgetting theirs. It would be awesome if it had a covered area for humans, but it does have a picnic bench and a few chairs. I highly suggest you wear clothes/shoes you don't mind getting muddy/dirty, especially in the rainy months. Our two labradoodles had a GREAT time playing with the other dogs and just running and being dogs in a large area. Highly recommended for fun-loving dogs and humans alike!

Minto-Brown Park is one of my go-to spots for walking and enjoying nature. There are so many trails…read moreto explore that every visit can feel a little different. It's also great for biking, roller skating, or just getting outside and moving. I enjoy all the seasons here. One of my favorite things about this park is how connected it is. If you keep heading north, the trails will take you all the way to Riverfront City Park and Wallace Marine Park, making for a longer adventure without ever needing to get back in your car. Whether you're looking for exercise, wildlife, peaceful scenery, or just a place to clear your head, Minto-Brown is a fantastic park to visit.

Great dog park. It's not fenced so if you have a runner, don't go here. Our Dane is glued to our…read moreside so we loved exploring the park. Tons of space and it has a trail system too. Was a nice break to let our pup stretch his legs on our day trip to Salem. He met sweet dogs and we had no issues with aggressive dogs. Plenty of doggy stations. Ample parking.

I am so thankful there is a dog park by Oregon State for my dog to run around in! Most of the…read morefenced in area is covered in bark chips with a few exceptions of grass around the outer edges. There are plenty of benches for dog owners to sit on and a water spigot and water buckets and a kiddy pool for dogs to drink water and play in. Every time I have gone I've met lovely and responsible dog owners. I've never had any issues with aggressive or reactive dogs. The regulars at this dog park seem very friendly and nice. I wouldn't recommend bringing your dog here if it is pouring down rain outside. The park can get really muddy very quickly. On several occasions I've left with my dog covered in mud! But otherwise a really nice fenced area for dogs!

This is our 109th dog park. We travel for weeks at a time all over and need the dog to get out…read more I really like this park maybe because it could use a little help and I like fixing my dog parks. Two sections, but doesn't seem like "small" dog section gets used much Water Bags Trash Picnic tables and benches Lots of shade (it was 93 degrees today) Good parking Fenced with 6 foot black cyclone fencing Double gates I wish kiddie pools were not brought in. If you must get an aluminum hot water heater tray. That is all dogs need, any aged person can refresh the water, and they don't break when dogs stand on top of them. On top of it they have a hole to chain and lock the tray up. Easy! People don't refresh the pool water as there is too much to dump it, or it breaks the pool to dump it. Then dogs drink and stand in nasty water. If dogs get sick on anything in dog park it will be water!! When pools are flipped over then dogs stand on them and break them. Then there is nasty water underneath. Do us all a favor, if you fill pools dump them away from the area the pools sit in (there are buckets - water the poor trees, whatever) and then get some wood chips and soak extra water up with a bucket of wood chips. It took me 5 minutes to get three buckets of chips from around the edges where the chips are breaking the fences. Ask the city to put in a percolator pit of rocks that will drain easy. I ask Scott's Valley to do it and they did!! They probably have rocks already so then just send a city worker with a bobcat to dig the hole and it's pretty much done! I wish the side single gate had a lock on it. Want to go next door? Walk around. I don't want me dog being let out into the other section. What's the point of a separate section if someone lets my dog into other section? It's STANDARD protocol to lock single gates. I liked it here. It has lots going for it.

My canine companion and I travel to Portland, Oregon frequently, and we've stopped at quite a few…read moredog parks along the way. I have to admit, though -- Alton Baker is hands down our favorite. The off-leash area spans several acres and is fully fenced, offering plenty of room for dogs to run safely. It's located within Eugene's beautiful riverfront park and includes two separate sections for large and small dogs, which I really appreciate. There are thoughtful amenities throughout, including water stations, shaded seating, picnic tables, and even covered shelters for those rainy Oregon days. One of my favorite features is the walking trail inside the fenced area, so you can get your own exercise in while your pup explores. This park is well maintained, the pet owners are thoughtful and extremely friendly, and this has consistently been a great stop for my BFF Elsa as well as for myself.

I was passing through Eugene and my pup was antsy and needed to get out of the car. This is an…read moreabsolutely beautiful park! If I lived near here, I would go here all the time!

What a lovely park! We took our 7&4 year old here the other day and they thoroughly enjoyed it. It…read morereminds us of a park in trout sale called imagination station. There is plenty for them to do and restrooms are available as well.

Very big bass I got a 15 pounder and it is really easy to catch you just have to go on the dock and…read morecast out to the middle

Cute little dog park in downtown Monroe near the river. The area is clean and has several trees for…read moreshade. There is a porta potty there as well for humans. The only negative I have is that it's near a house with barking dogs so it's a bit distracting for the dogs playing, but not a big deal. There's also not a separate area for small vs large dogs. I like that there's plenty of parking and you can walk to the river with your dog too.

Beautiful large dog park with both a small and large dog side. Well treed with tables and benches…read moreand paved paths if you want to get your steps in. There is both a dry/bark side and a wet/grassy side for each park. Nicest we've ever been to.

While visiting McMinnville we stopped at a park by the library and it stated that dogs were not…read moreallowed so we looked online at the Parks and Rec website and were directed to the Riverside Dog Park. The first section had bark ground covering and a few trees and benches. I am not comfortable with my dogs walking on bark because of the possible splinter factor and it just doesn't seem as comfortable. So we walked farther on to the grassy area which was a lot nicer but it didn't have many trees and there were no benches to sit at. There were a few places for dogs to get drinks and a couple of plastic pools to take a doggie dip in. There were large trash receptacles which were a welcome sight. A lot of parking out front and a potter potty nearby if needed.