Copeland Dog Park

It's like it's described. Separate large spaces for large and small dog. It has watering station for the dogs and exercise equipment (for the dogs) plenty of places to sit on small dogs side i.e blocks of stone and wood benches under a semi Pavillion. I would mind my step though. The dog waste rules don't seam to be enforced.

Great place to bring your friendy dogs. Fun to watch all the dogs making friends and play and chase each other. Large park with some dog training obstacle courses and other equipment. Park is divided for small dogs to have their own place to play and explore. Some old toys left behind by owners in the park can be used by your dog. Bright Night lighting available by pushing a button on the pole by the gate. People are friendly and come from all around. Benches and shade and water fountains for people and dogs. Small outdoor shower area by restrooms for your dog if needed.

This is a fantastic Park, I'd love to take my dog Bones there. He loves running the obstacle course. Best part of this one it has a human bathroom. As an addition a hose to wash off your dog. Friendly people and friendly dogs

I love this park . Around the time I arrive usually no one is here so it’s premium quality time for my 3 golden retrievers although they do love to make new friends . Is a 90lb golden retriever really all that intimidating ??

I'll get the nitpicking out of the way first since there's not much worth complaining about. There's been an underground water leak from day one in the large dog part that creates a muddy area about 30 feet wide and probably related to the water fountains not usually working. No problem, the small dog part has working fountains, so just bring a bowl, and there is a hose to shower off dog feet. They have an excellent human bathroom. For those keeping score, the best, consistently clean public bathrooms are 1. Buckies 2. Copeland Dog Park 3. The Omni. They have evening spotlights. The fences are secure, so you won't have to worry about your dog finding a half dug escape route hole that they can finish the job and go exploring the forest. Although there is a gate at the far right end of the large dog park that mowers use to get in and they left it open once, and mine and another dog discovered this. It only happened once, but I always check when I first get there. Shaded seating for about 6 people, unshaded for another couple dozen. Ample parking, gravel, no potholes. There are several different kinds of obstacles, tunnels, ramps, stones, trees, and one fire hydrant. My dog uses none of these and just instead runs 45mph in a wide circle. Whatever make them happy. The small dog park is similar but has no water leak and less acreage. I've been to White Rock Dog Park, North Dallas on Hillcrest, one by the Allen mall and a couple of others I can't recall. In August I drove by the other mesquite dog park west of 635, saw that there was no shade to defend against 107F, not many trees in or outside the park to help block the wind in January, I never got out of the car. Didn't see if they had bathrooms, but even if they did, I doubt they would have been CQ - Copeland Quality.