Harris Family Dog Park

Too expensive. Just a fenced in area. Nice trees though. Super windy in winter and fall, needs a line of wind breaking pines on the side next to the highway.

First time having a bad experience at a dog park ever. Got “kicked out” by a group of wolf owners for the “safety of our dogs”. If you don’t know how to control your dogs don’t bring them to a public dog park. It’s that simple. There’s no reason a group of 3 literal wolves should be sprinting up to us and circling my golden retriever minding her own business. Not cool.

This is one of Milo's favorite parks! There's a lot of room to run. We go really early in the morning since there is a light on part of field.

This large fenced-in area features a secure entry/exit point for dogs and their owners. The entry opens into a wide open field that usually has at least a few dogs in it. There have been times when only two other dogs were present and, at most, there have been about 10 other dogs besides my own. The open space is big enough for a large dog to run full out and build up speed. There are a couple of picnic tables in the dog park for the humans to sit at and visit or watch their dogs. It is not uncommon to see one of the pooches on top of one of the tables. There is also one agility jump in the middle of the open field but I haven't seen that used in the times we have visited. Many people bring Chuck-its with tennis balls to play fetch but once a tennis balls is thrown it is almost up for grabs unless your dog is keyed in and ready! There are usually numerous tennis balls to be found throughout the length of the park, so don't be surprised if your dog turns up with one. Most of the dogs we have seen there are well-behaved however there are some dogs that cold use most socialization. Owners are pretty quick to step in if problems do arise - I've only seen that once though. This is a great place to bring your dog for some canine fun, just don't forget some water!

Wonderful, fully fenced-in dog park!!