dog friendly park
Overview: Old Friendswood City Park is rated 4.6/5 from 56 Google reviews. Amenities: Reviewers often mention poop bags, seating, and other park extras.
Overview: Old Friendswood City Park is rated 4.6/5 from 56 Google reviews. Amenities: Reviewers often mention poop bags, seating, and other park extras.
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Friendswood has done it again. This old park has taken on such a beautiful transformation for all to enjoy!
My daughter and myself stumbled upon this beautiful dog park today ..we seen it on the news just yesterday .we enjoyed our time with the puppy there .we will definitely be back
I live right next to this park and it is one of the best kept secrets in friendswood. the only bad thing is its arena for horses is gone and there are no activities to have tour dog do its just a backyard with other dogs. It would be nice to have things for your dog to train with. The other cool attractions are a ping pong table
This is a nice quiet park to have a picnic. There are covered picnic tables, a toddler designed playground, a ping-pong table, and restrooms. The dog park is across the parking lot.
It's a nice small park. It has its own restrooms, dog park, which is brand new, and Pokemon stops and a gym. This connects to Stevenson park which is convenient when there are events at Stevenson.
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