N. Marquette Dog Park

Clean, decently sized, well maintained dog park. Tucked back into the neighborhood. Street parking. They do have some benches in the shade inside the park area, and a couple picnic tables on the outside of the fence. Small dog section is 30 pounds and under, large dog section is 31 pounds and up. It looks like there are also some trails in the wooded area around the park.

The entrance to the fenced-in dig park is on the south side, in the middle. You can choose the 30 pounds and under area for small dogs to the east or the larger dogs area on the west. (I didn't see a port-a-potty.) It's a city park named Robin Creek Dog Park. Friends of Off Road Cycling (FORC) has built trails all around (three sides) in the woods see photo with map. When it's drier, I'll try hiking them.

You have to park on the street but... it's a really great dog park. Follow the sidewalk around to the entrance. Very big on both sides (small dogs/ big dogs). There's a few benches inside. There's picnic tables outside. It is a little wet and muddy but someone put straw over the worst part. You'll still need to wash your dog afterwards. There are receptacles in case you forgot to bring your own bags to clean up after your dog. This is a very nice dog park.

Nice clean large off leash dog park. One side for big dogs. One for small.

The dog park entrance is very deceiving. It's on the other side of the main entrance. All the other openings are locked up. That doesn't make sense. Then why put up gate entrances there if the public can't enter them? There aren't any trees in the dog park to make it more shady for the dogs. There's only one umbrella-shaded bench for people to sit at on each side of the park. It is clean well kept, I'll say that. But it was also just very dead. It's nice to have e for dogs who don't get along with other dogs that well.