Ike Memorial Park

Take my dogs here 4-5 days out of the week. You see the regulars who you can tell are also volunteers of the park, they are always doing something to keep up with maintenance. We all try to help out, pick up poop, fill water jugs and lug them to another area of the park. My only gripe, is people who bring there kids and let them run around like its there playground. My dog doesnt do well with kids, so I have to leash him up. I blame the parents. Also, people who are busy on the phone and don't clean there dogs poop. If I can't find my dogs poop because he ran to the other side of the park and by the time I get there I can't even find it, like most, we will clean up other messes. And a lot of us do that on a regular. Great park and people are pretty awesome.

Beautiful and safe dog park. All fenced with easy in and out safely for your dog. The parking is across the road and there’s a proper crosswalk and people stop so that’s great. Lots of dogs and lots of places to explore. A large hill and walking path around the fence edges so everyone gets to exercise! The only issue I had today was with the human that brought his “bully” of a dog in to the park knowing what he is capable of. The dog instantly went for my dog and bit his right flank and my dog yelped and fell to the ground. This happened twice before I could stop it. The human said the dog doesn’t actually bite, just nips. There was no gash or blood however, my dog didn’t yelp and cry for no reason. The dog apparently had a head injury as a puppy therefore is on soft food and doesn’t chew kibble or actually bite. Still, why? If you tell me your dog is a bully and I see and hear the biting or nipping, that’s a sign that your poor boy doesn’t belong where he will bully and nip other dogs. There are plenty of other things we can do with our dogs when they aren’t ok.

Located just minutes from the cross section of I-5 and HWY 500 in Vancouver. What a huge park that is located so conveniently close to I-5 for travelers passing through. I love the diversity of this dog park. It has both a large breed section and a small breed section. The small breed section is typical and not uncommon to other small breed sections of fenced dog parks in the Portland/Vancouver area. The large breed section of the park, however, is enormous and diverse. And there are two entrances to the large breed section. The main entrance and parking lot being located near the south west corner. And the second dual gate entrance located at the very north end of the park with minimal parking. The main park has a wide open field on the south section with a small grade while walking north, the dog park trail heads up a nice steep hill into a open, but wooded shaded area that looks down on the wide open field that you came from. Continuing to walk north in the shade the park narrows to a roughly 50 foot wide section, and then opens back up again into what feels like a second dog park even though this entire area, both north and south are congruently linked together with out a segregation fence. The north section has benches, steep little hills and lots of geographical diversity for the pups to run around in. This is also where another dual gate entrance point to the park is located. All the photos and videos I’ve included speak for themselves. Luna and I really enjoy coming to this park.

Goose 🦆 LOVES this park. We've gone to several others around here and it's just not the same. He loves the drinking water stations.(He lays there to rest thinking he owns it) Most dogs there are very friendly and we like the walking path. And thank you to whom ever fills the water jugs so the pups have water on the other side of the park.much appreciated 💦🦴🫶💪🐕🐕‍🦺🌭🐾🐶🐩

WARNING: 2-6-2026!! DO NOT BRING SMALL OR FRAGILE DOGS. This is a lovely park but there has been a community member who has decided to bring an aggressive dog here and subsequently it killed one of the dogs at the park. The owner fled. Law enforcement is involved. Stay vigilant.