dog friendly park
Overview: Newport Hills Woodlawn Park is rated 4.4/5 from 21 Google reviews. Reviews most often describe it as clean and well kept and spacious with room for dogs to run. Amenities: Reviewers often mention poop bags, seating, and other park extras.
Overview: Newport Hills Woodlawn Park is rated 4.4/5 from 21 Google reviews. Reviews most often describe it as clean and well kept and spacious with room for dogs to run. Amenities: Reviewers often mention poop bags, seating, and other park extras.
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Newly built people park and off leash dog park. As of this writing the off leash area is not open yet while they let the grass grow so the dogs can tear it up. Bathroom, playground, picnic tables and benches to rest on. There is also a 1/4 mile loop trail on the north side that goes through the woods. Park is not large but is well designed for a neighborhood park.
Beautiful new playground. Pretty cool structures for climbing, nice bathroom facilities, and even some work out equipment.
This is more of a Dog park. Maybe even a neighborhood park. Children's playground is there. PARKING SUCKS
Very well maintained park with a couple of trials to hike. Very clean restrooms.
Not a lot of parking. They have bathrooms but they lock them up at 5pm which is a joke there are people using the park until 9pm.
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