Reed’s Crossing Dog Park

This pristine dog park offers a welcoming space for furry friends to frolic. Fresh, clean drinking water is always available for the dogs to enjoy. The grounds are meticulously maintained, ensuring a comfortable experience for all. Plenty of shade trees offer respite from the sun on warm days. It's the perfect place for dogs to socialize and play.

I love Reed's Crossing dog park. My dog, Jasper can have many fur friends.

PROS - Open space - Plenty of water access - Rinse off station - Set within a nice neighborhood area with lots of walking around and on a path, little library station, and chairs with a fire pit outside of it - Exceptionally Well-maintained - Double-gated - Grass and all even and flat land making it easier to walk for some - Chairs for sitting - Poo bag stations CONS - No path to walk around on both sides, however, one side is all turf, easy for walking -No close parking -No shade -Not much variety or things to jump on/explore NEUTRAL - On the smaller size - Both sides are all mixed dogs, not size restrictive - Water access only within the entrance area (bring a bowl if you want your dog to have access at all times) Both a turf side and a natural grass area

Nice clean dog park. 1 area turf, 1 area grass. Only 4 places to sit, but the dogs have peed all over them as they are Adirondack chairs, low to the ground. The area is small compared to other parks. There's no separation for dog size either. The water area is in the entrance enclosure so dogs need to be let out to drink. I tried to fill a water bowl, but the water spigot didn't work. It's easier to take your own water container. You must park in the adjacent neighborhood streets and walk to the park gate. There are plenty of walking paths if the dog area is crowded.

Pretty nice park. All visible so there are fewer "orphaned" poops. Both times I've been all the dogs were playing appropriately, owners involved and, importantly, not on their phones while their dog humped half the park 😑