dog friendly park
Overview: Monterrey Village Wildlife Trail, Playground, and Dog Park is rated 3.5/5 from 11 Google reviews. Reviews most often describe it as clean and well kept. Amenities: Reviewers often mention secure fencing and separate dog areas. Downsides: Some reviews mention inconsistent cleanliness.
Overview: Monterrey Village Wildlife Trail, Playground, and Dog Park is rated 3.5/5 from 11 Google reviews. Reviews most often describe it as clean and well kept. Amenities: Reviewers often mention secure fencing and separate dog areas. Downsides: Some reviews mention inconsistent cleanliness.
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This park is pretty much just gravel in an enclosed area. I guess it used to be better but now you must be a Loma Vista resident to use. Nobody seems to pick up their dogs mess
Not a great dog park. The grassy pictures are old, the fenced area is just rocks (with liner sticking up everywhere) and lots of poops that people have not cleaned up after their dogs. I wouldn’t bother coming, I gave two stars because there are bags available and the fence is fully intact.
Just brought my dog … this place is being used as a litter box for dogs. There is a bag and trash can station at the entrance with plenty of bags… so no excuses.
It is the Monterrey Village Wildlife Trail. Very well-kept.
Nice fenced in grassy area for dogs. Not seating for owners, but a nice place for your pups to walk around or play fetch.
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