Lynndale Off-leash Dog Area

I’ve been here twice now and both times it’s been lively with a good mix of dogs — mostly bigger dogs, so that’s something to keep in mind if you have a small pup. I have a 20 lb dog who plays well with larger dogs, so it hasn’t been an issue for us. Both times, the dogs and owners have been friendly, so it seems to attract a good crowd. I also really appreciate that the ground is sand rather than dirt, which means my dog doesn’t get nearly as messy. There’s a small trail in the back which is a nice bonus. I do wish the park itself and the parking lot were a bit bigger, but overall it’s a solid spot!

Great park/dog park. The dog park is well maintained and a nice bonus is there’s not really any mud since it’s a gravel area. The forest next to it seems nice too but we didn’t really go inside since it’s very rainy today and the forest is pretty muddy. (February 2025)

The only thing good about this place is the space. I came with my 1 large and 1 small dog. Some large poodle grabbed my large dog's collar and was running and dragging my dog across the ground, while my small dog was barking at the poodle and running next to them. The large poodle's owner sat there and didn't do anything...my large dog is now traumatized to go to dog parks. Thanks a lot.

A fairly small but fully fenced dog park with a section for shy dogs too. There are a few agility pieces and plenty of tennis balls to play with. Poop bags are available and a water fountain is right outside of the fence. There are a few short forested trails connected to the park to explore in too. It is our favorite dog park because of all the friendly responsible owners!

We used to love taking our dog here, but over time it became very dirty, and many owners don’t clean up after their dogs. We also often seemed to arrive when there were several huskies that tended to bully our dog, which made visits stressful. Because of this, we eventually stopped going. We really wish the park were cleaner and more dog-friendly again.