The 1.5-acre dog park is located just east of the lower baseball field and open from dusk to dawn all year round. The site includes two fenced-in areas, fully mulched to accommodate unleashed large and small dogs. The small dog area can also be used for senior dogs. Enclosures also each include double-gated entries, bag dispensers, and water spigots with bowls. The dog park is shaded with large hardwoods and includes a small covered pavilion with bench seating. There are additional stand-alone benches located in each the enclosures.
For the safety and comfort of all dogs and their handlers please follow these rules of conduct.
Dog handlers are responsible and liable for the actions and behavior of their dogs at all times. Failure to control your dog will result in permanent expulsion from the dog park.
Users of the dog park do so at their own risk.
Dog handlers must be 16 years or older or be supervised by an adult at all times.
Children 8 years and under are not allowed in the off-leash area; children ages 9-15 years must be accompanied by an adult.
Dogs must be properly inoculated and healthy, free of contagious conditions, diseases, and parasites. No puppies under 4 months of age allowed in the dog park.
Dogs must wear a collar with current city or county license, and ID tags (Animal Control will be checking). Handlers must remove any pinch, prong, or spike collars before entering fenced area.
Dogs must be leashed while entering and exiting the dog park. Dogs should not be on a leash once inside the dog park fence. No more than 2 dogs per handler.
Dogs must be within sight and voice control of their handler at all times.
Dog feces must be cleaned up and discarded by handlers.
Dogs showing aggression must be immediately removed.
Female dogs in heat are prohibited.
Food of any kind – for dogs or humans – is prohibited.
Glass containers are prohibited.
Tobacco of any kind, drugs or alcohol are prohibited.