Canton Dog Park

Great park! Canton Dog Park has to be one of the best, cleanest parks around. The citizens were very nice and let me know how things basically work at the park. I have a 7 month old doberman who loves the park. There's plenty of room to run and he enjoyed playing at the fence that separates the little dogs from the big dogs. Many bowls for water and a few tubs for the water-loving dogs. There are covered areas for the two-legged creatures as well. There's literally no poop as everyone is responsible for their dogs and there's also a clean up crew that comes out to be sure. Overall I rate the park 10/10.

Dog park only has a large dog and small dog park. They need a medium park for 20 to 40 lb dogs. Visitors don't always clean up their dog's mess so you have to watch out for that.

Great park, except one of the gates is broken and will let anyone in. If I am paying for the safety of my dog to enjoy this place, everyone should. I just watched people get turned away from the good gate and then walk straight to the broken one and come in. The dogs are supposed to be fully vaccinated to be here. Canton needs to get it together and fix this before a huge lawsuit occurs.

Great place for dog interaction. My dog has been less aggressive towards other dogs and even learned how to get in a pool. Lots of space and nice people around to talk too

The park is only accessible to dogs who have registered with the Clerk's Office and obtained a key fob. The key fob is a $20 deposit and the annual fee is $25 ($50 for non-residents). This means all the dogs in the park are licensed with the city and are up to date with vaccinations, which is reassuring. Zillow LOVES the dog park and lives her best life there. The dogs there are friendly and the owners, for the most part, are very responsible. We love spending our mornings there; we have both made good friends with the regulars! The biggest problem I have with the park is that it has NO water drainage and is on low ground. A small hole very quickly becomes a mud pit ... and my white dog very quickly becomes a brown rat. I wish the city would put more effort in maintaining the park!