Miramar Paw Central Dog Park

NOT A PUBLIC PARK!! Saw a sign you have to pay an entrance fee at the security booth and when you get to the dog park itself, it's locked with a door that requires a code! Apparently you need to register your dog with some sorta Miramar program to even get inside, and everyone inside the park wouldn't let us in either because we weren't part of their "exclusive club" so don't count on the kindness of strangers either. I've never seen something so ridiculous!!

I wanted to visit this dog park to try something different since I usually go to another one. Unfortunately, when I arrived, I realized that an access code is required, which I wasn’t aware of beforehand. This caused me to lose time, and I had to go back to the park I usually visit, especially since my dog was already excited and became quite anxious due to the change of plans. I’m not leaving a negative review because I didn’t actually get to use the park, but I do think it’s important to mention the access code so others are aware. I may try to get the code in the future, but at the moment, I don’t think I’ll be interested in returning.

The park itself seems well-maintained, but the process to get in is way too complicated. You have to register and then get an access code, which is really annoying if you just want to spend some time with your dog. I understand they want to keep it secure, but there should be an easier way. It ends up being a waste of time.

Very nice, all owners must register at the office to show rabbits vaccine and obtain access code.

Just got my dog on Saturday and wanted to take her to a dog park for the first time. Was excited when I saw the park entrance only to get completely turned around by the crazy layout. Then I apparently needed a code to get in so I had to just go somewhere else. I followed exit signs only to be cornered at a locked gate and had to turn around on a one way road and go the opposite way despite an "exit" sign pointing me to the locked gate