Great dog park. Well kept and clean area, multiple paddocks, one is specifically for small breed dogs 22lbs or less. Many well established trees that will bring good shade in the coming months. Water is available from a small fountain for dogs, it is working as of today. There are portable toilets available for humans to use nearby. Benches inside play area, as well as bags for cleaning up after your dog. There is a trail nearby but we didn’t have time to check it out today but it looks like it’s paved.

I'm glad this park is nearby. My dog has a blast there and i enjoy seeing all the different types of dogs he plays with. This place has spectacular sunsets also. The park recently made some improvements by making a concrete path for people to walk in a area that usually gets muddy.

Excellent bird watching throughout the park. Nicely divided into small and large dog areas. Dog park is great when owners are attentive. Not sure why the dumpster is located at the central parking area

I haven’t been to this dog park for over 10 years as it is a bit of a drive. I have a special needs daughter who loves going to the dog park to love on the animals and talk to their owners and our 10.5 month old goldendoodle needed some exercise. I also brought my hyperactive son as he enjoys running with the dogs too. My husband was unable to join us for this trip so it was just me watching 2 kids and dog at the dog park. 30 min in the man in the attached photo started verbally attacking me (yelling) about my children being there. He was apparently irked by something that either I, my children, or my pup did, because he went on to patronize me about how I should take them to the playground where they belong. While I would have loved to do this I didn’t come here for the sole purpose to entertain my children but to get my dog some exercise. Dogs aren’t allowed on the playground but children are allowed in the dog park. He was screaming at me in front of my children and the other people there with their dogs, who were all having a good time, until this “Karen/Kevin” decided to attack momma bear in public instead of pulling me aside politely to work out whatever his grievances were. So I told him off and told him to leave if he had an issue or if he wanted to, could watch my kids since he didn’t think I was doing a good enough job. He replied yelling “I don’t give a F**k!” And eventually left. We all ended up leaving after this as no one was in a good mood anymore. Needless to say IF we ever return to this park I’ll be sure to bring my husband so if he wants to start something my husband will be sure to finish it! Don’t mess with momma bear! 3 stars is for the park and the people and doggy company we did enjoy!

Large park in the city. Separate place for small dogs. Woofs will have great time there!

Friendly park. A few people need to control their dogs better and clean after, but overall it is always a great time playing there

We love this park. We visit often since it's only 10 minutes from my place. Sometimes we go to dog park to throw the tennis ball or we walk around. Pretty, clean and not super crowded

Huge areas with fences for the pups to run. Two circular areas for the big dogs and a smaller one for the small dogs. Opposite of the street is another exercise pen for the less social working dogs to run out some of their energy.

Very nice and open plots of land means your pooch has plenty of space to run to their hearts content.

I thought it was a great experience, plenty of play space for my dog . Excellent parking friendly people ..

Huge dog park with tons of friends to play with so my dog loves it. Well maintained and plenty of parking spaces available.

I've been a regular visitor to this dog park for a while now, and my overall experience has been a bit of a mixed bag. Let's start with the positives. The park is undoubtedly expansive and large, providing ample space for our furry friends to roam and play freely. I appreciate the thoughtful segregation of areas for large and small dogs, ensuring a safer and more enjoyable environment for everyone. It's great to see the consideration for different-sized pups. Another positive aspect is the diversity of people that frequent the park. It's heartwarming to witness dogs from all walks of life coming together, and it reflects the rich tapestry of our community. This diversity brings a unique energy to the park, creating an environment where both canines and their owners can socialize and make connections. However, the diversity in human personalities can be a double-edged sword. On a couple of occasions, I've had less-than-pleasant encounters with fellow park-goers. Unfortunately, not everyone adheres to the unspoken rules of dog park etiquette, and I've encountered a couple of individuals whose behavior made me think twice about making this a daily routine.

Large park for dogs, I specifically like how they have areas for large breed dogs and small breed dogs to prevent anyone's dogs from being uncomfortable or scared. However, people with multiple dogs tend to not follow the suggestions and bring their smaller dogs into the larger dog area, noticed it caused a lot of problems last time I was there. They have a playground, but the few times I've been its been far too hot to play on them, but they are well maintained and clean. The walking/riding paths are great and big enough for foot and bike traffic.

Lovely park. Small and big dog friendly. When it's busy, there is still plenty of room. Water is available for dogs here.

favorite dog park in cincy! 4 fenced in areas plenty of room for small and big dogs :) cold water and bowls provided and plenty of seats around each fenced in area. love the “waiting” area where you can clean off your pups paws before you leave in case they get a little muddy!

My husband and I took our 2 year old mini goldendoodle there yesterday and it was awesome. There is a separate area for dogs under 22 lbs. All the dogs were friendly and owners were good at supervising and playing with the dogs. Will continue going!