dog friendly park
Overview: Steinheimer Park is rated 4.5/5 from 38 Google reviews. Reviews most often describe it as clean and well kept. Crowd: Reviews describe regular visitors and active use and a friendly crowd of owners and dogs. Downsides: Some reviews mention noise from nearby dogs or barking.
Overview: Steinheimer Park is rated 4.5/5 from 38 Google reviews. Reviews most often describe it as clean and well kept. Crowd: Reviews describe regular visitors and active use and a friendly crowd of owners and dogs. Downsides: Some reviews mention noise from nearby dogs or barking.
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Great park not big , yes dog friendly , not a lot going for the park ..
I took Mom over for a practice going uphill and downhill with her new walker and it was nice and quiet. Friendly neighborhood and maintenance crewman. Clean and pretty.
The park a nice size and fairly clean but we noticed several piles left by the depositor.
This park has one gym/pokestop and one pokestop. The average amount of wild Pokémon at any given time is around 5. There are usually puppies running around as well.
Allows dogs both on and off leash but surrounded by streets (1 mildly popular) and has houses facing it on all sides, I always feel bad calling my dog back for fear of being too loud in the quiet neighborhood.
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