Lucky Memorial Dog Park

Great dog park, we've been bringing our pop since he was about 4 months old. Of course there's always gonna be a few bad eggs here and there but overall there are some great people and dogs here. Also an unfenced field and trail behind it.

Every place should have one. There's a very large fenced in area that's the most common place for a majority of the dogs. No leash required. There's also a water faucet and bowls. The best part is the large fields for the dogs to run free. You'll see a lot of huskies getting rid of the zoomies. In addition to this, there's a wooded area with the paths covered in pine needles. We walked 2.5 miles and didn't cover half of the area that can be walked with paths. A truly pawesome place!

This is large scale size of dog park which is consist of 2 separate enclosed Off-leash park. One is for small size doggies and another one is for the rest. My friend told me about this place and since I located at Battleground, I decided to stop by. My dog really enjoyed running around with many dogs. This park is also connected to the woods when we get outside from park at the backside door.

Our dogs absolutely love this Dog Park!

Located just 2 minutes west of the intersection of HWY 503 and NE 149th st in between Vancouver & Battleground. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS DOG PARK. If you’re not from the area, it’s absolutely worth the drive. WIDE open spaces with a stunning view of Mt. Hood on a clear day. Dakota dog park (Dakota Dog Park is listed with photos and videos along with other dog parks in my reviews) is the closest park to my house. However, Luna and I venture out into the country to enjoy the peace and solitude of this huge wide open Park. I really enjoy the other dog owners that frequent here as well. If you’ve got a dog that likes to play a little rough, like jumping, tackling and mouthing other dogs this is the place that has the pups and cool pup owners for you. I have found when taking Luna to inner-city dog parks throughout Portland that other dog owners are intimidated by her energy level. Where is out in the country other dog owners seem to have a full understanding that that’s just how some breeds operate. I cannot fathom why other reviews of Lucky memorial dog park mention “mud pit”? I suppose the area around the running water faucet could be considered muddy? As you can see from my pictures and videos, both the large dog park and the small dog park are all solid grass and bark chip trails. If I had to sum up this dog park in one word, it would be …..”M’erica!”