Canine Commons Dog Park

Park is nice and well kept. Very large fenced in area for dogs to run free. Nice trails and a creek to visit. Only huge problem I seen today as it was my first time there is people do not pick up after their dogs. So much dog waste all over. Not sure if I'll visit again due to that issue.

Nice place to go. There are a few trees and about 4 to 5 benches to sit on. What would be nice to have is more trees or places with a little covering to stay out of the hot sun while you are there, for both humans and there dogs. Stil a nice place to take your dogs.

This place is horrible because people dont follow the rules!! There's a fenced in area for a reason!! If I'm walking my leashed controlled dog around outside the fence I shouldnt worry about loose dogs coming up to us. Not only for my dogs safety but yours too! The whole park and creek isn't a dog park, just the area with the fence!!! There's a children's play ground there too, Numerous times I've had to yell at dogs coming up my car trying to get at my dog before he's even out. Be careful when you go here!!

A good size dog park which my pup loved to explore. Went on a day where there was only 5-6 dogs max, all pretty well behaved which was a huge plus. Major complaint was the dog feces everywhere.

This is a great place for locals to take their pups. There's a nice creek and pond nearby, and several walking trails. Unfortunately, this park in particular seems to attract a lot of terrible dog owners. Many people use fenced dog parks as a great opportunity to train their dogs outside of the fenced in dog park, on a lead - either for reactivity, or general obedience skills like loose-leash walking, recall, heel, etc. In fact, this park in particular has a sign with a clearly written rule that all dogs must be on lead outside of the fenced in portion. I was training my rescue pup today, at least 40-50 feet away from the fence, when someone drove up and proceeded to immediately let their off-leash dog run free, well before reaching the fence. This owner did not attempt to recall his dog. As expected, this caused my dog to have a very emotional response, ruining what had been an extremely positive training session. Worse still, this owner admitted knowing that presenting a leashed dog with one off leash causes reactivity. It's inevitable that a portion of all populations with have selfish and idiotic individuals, however, this park seems to have a greater than average percentage.