Favorite dog park in the city. Big, open acreage and lots of friendly humans. Give a day after rain it does get a touch muddy.

Haven’t been on the trails (yet!) but love the off leash dog park!! A huge amount of space to let your dog run around in!

Good place for dogs. There are hikes around the park, there are picnic tables, and dog baths. The place is huge.

I've only been to the dog park during the winter. It's a good size, fenced park. They have a hose inside, but it is very muddy. If you bring a few towels your pup's gonna have a great time! Update: Even better when not totally muddy. My favorite dog park in Eugene.

The best dog park in Eugene! If your dog likes to romp with other pups, they will love this place. But if they're more of a sniff-and-stroll-alone type, then they'll be happy too. I have one of each type of dog, and they both absolutely love going there. We've been going to this park a few times a week for multiple years, and have never had a bad experience with another dog. Most people at the park are friendly, and during the pandemic, it was so nice to go there and socialize with other dog people. If you're feeling a bit lonely or isolated, this dog park is a really great place to see some friendly faces. There is a hose and some paddling pools set up close to the main entrance, which is a popular spot on hot days. After about 7pm, a large portion of the park is in the shade, as well. During the rainy months, the park becomes one big mud bath, so be prepared with a bunch of towels! There are multiple waste bag stations and garbage cans throughout the park, and from what i have seen most people clean up after their dogs.

Friendly dogs, a few deep puddles but otherwise dry and clean. Well maintained oaths, no aggressive big dogs. Nice hose/buckets/pools/poo bags.

We enjoy taking our springer spaniel out every day for a run and play in a big safe space. Wayne Morse Park is just that. It's a great dog park. Wayne Morse must have been an exemplary human being to be elected to the Senate and worked to end the war in Viet Nam. In addition, there is a wild animal rehab place for injured wild animals. I have not visited that but I would like to.

Fascinating learning about Sen MORSE and his family. The Caretaker on the Family Farm (also a Teacher) was full of historic info, making me think...while making me feel comfortable on the grounds and in the Senator's historic house... where sits, amongst various memorabilia and a bust of Morse, his worn Senate Office chair! Sen. Morse was my dad's young law professor at the Univ. of Oregon in the 1930's. Morse became a coveted U.S. Senator in the 1950's, known for his outspoken integrity - thus nicknamed. "The Tiger in the Senate"! If U visit Eugene, consider a little road trip to this Morse Family Farm! The beautiful natural grounds may have some interesting events going, too; or just take a little picnic basket full of goodies and bask in the Nature and history there!

This is one favorite dog parks in Eugene/Springfield. As a long time dog owner and trainer, I’ve always had positive experiences with dogs & owners here. Not many people know about it & it’s not as easily accessible like the other parks. South Eugeners are good dog people usually.

Yes, its muddy from October to June. Wear waterproof boots, and have a great time with your pup! We bring our son there (was 7, now 8) and have had only one negative experience. Almost 100% of owners and dogs are good peoe, respect personal space, are interactive, and control their dogs. It's the best park in town!

This is our favorite dog park because the people are very nice and always "on-duty" with their doggos --so no bullying or intimidation of shy pups here. (It's also not as crowded or muddy as Amazon.)The area is quite large while interconnected yet somewhat separated into three zones by vegetation and fences. Unfortuately, there is no separate fenced area for really small dogs, but I've seen lots of tiny guys do really well here. There is a water station and several places with shade. We like to use the walking trail to create a figure-eight with stops along the way to play ball or chat or meet new pups.

We dont get up here a lot, However its a nice peaceful place to come and walk your dog, it has to large separate fields for No Leash dog play. Place for Dogs to get water and soak in tubs if your dog prefers that. There are a few places for humans to sit down in the shade and relax while the dogs play. There is also to rent for functions that are separate from the dog park, I have never used but looks like they are nice, There are also lots of trails to walk or walk your dog on a leash Very well taken care of

Fun dog park with a pretty large path for the dogs to run on. Nice people up here too. Not very many pitbulls.. The place can get very muddy when it rains though.

This is a great park. I mostly use the dog park, which is giant. The dog park gets pretty muddy but it's Oregon, so..... The top of the park has lots of nice open space in the summer. And a large covered area with picnic tables.

Excellent dog park to let your doggos run around and have a good conversation with a stranger!

This is the best dog park in town. Three large interconnected fields and the crowds are minimal. Dogs here are pretty well behaved and it is never crowded. Watering Station is well kept and three kid pools available to keep your pup cool.

Beautiful spot, with forest paths (just beware of poison oak)! As for the dog park, it’s a huge space for the pups to run and well maintained. Lots of friendly dog owners, but quite a few who are not interested in their dog socializing with other pups. This can get a little complicated as many of these folks have intact dogs, so just a 3 star review for this otherwise lovely park.

It's beautiful scenery. There is no bathroom. There is one decent-sized shelter with picnic tables.