Genesee Dog Park

Local dog park kept in great shape by community! My dog absolutely loves visiting. Lots of containers for water throughout the park, a variety of chairs provided by community members, and often a rotation of balls and toys dropped off by various owners. There’s a separate gated section for smaller and/or shy dogs. There are also two entrances on the north and south side of the park depending what direction you are coming from. Street parking isn’t typically an issue but if for some reason it’s all full, there’s a parking lot for the soccer field and the park nearby! Fair warning, a large section of the park is dirt so it can be muddy in rainy weather.

Overall a good park for a dog to stretch her legs. Most of it is an open space, meaning you can stand pretty much wherever and have the entire view of the play area. There is an area for small/shy dogs. The park also has an agility area.

Fun wide open park. Not alot of features here but a good spot to let the dogs stretch their legs. Different dog parks offer different experiences. This one is close to the city and neighborhoods, wide open and easy to do with no real walking or hiking required. Street parking is close by and most dogs here seem to be pretty well behaved. Lots of balls laying around chairs and benches. Dogs will not get too messy here.

We love the park so much. So much space for dogs to play! There’s a shy dog area so even shy dogs can enjoy the park. Nice walking trails in the main park— good lake view.

Dogs were cool, lots of different breeds, tons of balls and toys to use, they have buckets to refill the water there, located near a larger human park, bring your own t.p. and hand sanitizer for the toilets just in case. The park was pretty busy.