Huntsville Dogspot Creekwood Park

Dog park itself is decent but the owners of large dogs generally use the small dog area. I’ve had a few issues where owners say their large dog isn’t a fan of small dogs (so why are your dogs in the small dog area). Even if their large dog isn’t small dog reactive a large 60 lbs dog is more than capable of hurting a 15 lbs dog just by playing. I wish there were park rangers to keep an eye out for people breaking the rules like other parks I have visited. This park especially I have had problems at in the Huntsville area and have seen other small dogs get attacked or hurt by peoples larger dogs that shouldn’t be in the small dog area. I believe most owners use the small dog area as the big dog area can get muddy and they don’t want their dogs getting in the mud. I wouldn’t suggest this park if you have a small dog. This dog park has running water , dog bowls, and trash cans. There is only one shaded table and a few benches in the small dog area. During busy days / times there may be no seating available. The dog park is behind the playground and the paved path to the dog park can get very muddy and sometimes impassable due to flooding. I usually only come here in the summer months after it hasn’t rained in a few days due to flooding. The park that the dog park is in is nice and has a long paved walking path with a steam running through it. Picnic tables are available and public toilets. I always see several people playing disc golf out here. Beware if you have a reactive dog as a lot of people let their dogs run off leash outside the dog park.

The dog park is fine on its own but no one here puts their dog on a leash to walk across the grounds from the parking lot to the dog area. We were attacked at the Mill Creek park in the parking lot by an off leash dog (I had to get a rabies vaccine series bc of it.) People think their dogs are the exception to the rules. Can't stand half the people at this place bc of it. Then they get mad at me for suggesting they follow the rules.

Nice size park. Unfortunately, owners had their larger dogs on the small dog side. So, my little guy didn't get to run around free. Also there is a gigantic mud pit you have to trek through to get to the dog park.

My dogs love this park. Alot of space, 2 equal areas for small dogs and large.

There was only an enclosed space for small dogs. The fence for big dogs was far from being complete. Seating was precarious, Park is tucked away it seems to be forgotten. It says if it was an afterthought. Gravel parking, nearby is something that reminds me of overpasses but maybe trenches for water? I can't recall exactly but I didn't seem dog friendly. At least did have running water for the dogs to drink.