Golden Triangle Dog Park

Nice size dog park perfect for little dogs com early if you want to be by yourself. Grass is dry would be nice if there was a splash pad for dogs but overall nice and quiet

nice place. i think its large enough, so puzzled by some reviews. it was muddy when it was first opened, but grass has grown in. its privately owned and funded, and its free. it is under some power lines, so that's why there aren't any trees, they aren't allowed. our dogs love playing here and we especially like the small/large dog segregation with foot operated water bowls, these pics were taken right after it opened. its gotten quite busy, especially weekends.

A nice little gem hidden back among business park. It has a side for big dogs and a side for small dogs. Both sides have a water fountain for the dogs. Both sides have the same play equipment as well. It's bigger than I expected, and kept pretty clean. Not much for dogs to play on and a very real lack of any shade.

I live in Haslet and this is the closest park in the area that I'm aware of. I was disappointed how small the fenced area was. It is split up between large and small dogs of course. There is only one bench with no covering or trees to block the sun on a hot day. I saw one other dog in my visit. I wouldn't expect this to be a busy park. I may still go to the Keller dog park although my favorite is Freedom dog park.

There is no shade! In Texas, in the summer, you need some shade! It's not mowed. The grass is up to my knees in some places. It does have a nice watering station. I came here because my local park is closed for cleaning, but I don't think we will come here again.