Dog Park | Los Gatos Creek

There’s a group of people who bring husky dogs here every evening. The last time we went, the husky dogs surrounded my pup as a pack and started attacking her. Not a single one of these owners (see photo) came up after to see how my dog was doing. My dog is okay but was seriously scared after. I’d suggest staying away from this park in the evenings. The last time I was here, the guy in the green hat’s dog fought with another pup and he was a huge jerk about it to the other owner. If you read other reviews about this park, others have had problems with these husky dogs and their owners too. Horrible dogs, horrible people.

Nice and convenient spot with very large play areas. The water fountains do not work very well at all though. It's beat to bring your own water

Beautiful park. Super clean and AstroTurf facilities through out the park. Both large and small dog parks with bags and drinking fountains. Many tennis balls to toss, super happy times were had for humans and dogs a like. 10/10 would recommend. Also a park charge, we paid $2 for a hour, but there are also walking trails for dogs and their humans .Also with many poop receptacles for the poop. Dogs not human if you were wondering. We all had fun, humans and dogs, again in case you were wondering.

The park is spotless and in a fantastic location. My pup had an amazing time! It’s the best-maintained park I’ve ever visited. There’s a beautiful trail along the water, offering the perfect mix of playtime and a long walk. By the time we got home, my pup and his friend were out like a light!

Los Gatos Creek Dog Park is a beautiful spot for both dogs and their owners. It features separate areas for large and small dogs, which is great for ensuring your pup is with the right crowd. The park has shade, water fountains, and seating for comfort, making it a pleasant experience on warm days. The large dog side has a mix of natural grass and decomposed granite, and there are boulders and logs for the dogs to play on. However, like many public dog parks, it can get a bit dusty, especially during the summer, and there have been occasional issues with aggressive dogs. I also recently heard about a new space called Brindleden that's opening soon, which sounds like it might offer a more controlled and community-driven experience for dogs and their owners.