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Overview: John "Prairie Dog" O'Byrne Park is rated 3.9/5 from 68 Google reviews. Reviews most often describe it as clean and well kept. Downsides: Some reviews mention inconsistent cleanliness.
Overview: John "Prairie Dog" O'Byrne Park is rated 3.9/5 from 68 Google reviews. Reviews most often describe it as clean and well kept. Downsides: Some reviews mention inconsistent cleanliness.
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Very disappointing park to go to. It is under construction & the river that runs through it has trash & debris in it. It looks very sketchy as well. I will not be going there again. 🙁 And it isn't even off-leash for dogs.
I was looking for dog parks in the area.. this was not a dog park, so we didn't stay but it seemed like a decent small park. We did like seeing the little squirrels!
Local neighborhood park where high schoolers fight, people can 'park', and there's a playground too. They have cleaned it up quite a bit in the last 6 years but some things never change. Definitely less trash in the stream.
Our first time eating there with friends from out of state! Made us proud to take them to your establishment! Thank you! Very good food and portions!Great service!
Maybe I was there at the wrong time, but no dogs and sketchy people hanging out.
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