Tuckers Grove Park

At the end of the parking lot up the canyon a ways there’s a beautiful nature trail that heads out from the dog park. It’s well shaded and great for people, dogs, and skilled mountain bikers alike. After rains the creek is full and babbling away. Went climbing over the boulders and rocks with my kids and we all had a great time!

Beautiful park, lots of shade for activities. Water streams. Dog park and there's actually a place to give your dog a bath. The machine charges for that. It has options for the wash. Just a really nice place.

One of my favorite paths to take my dogs for a walk.

I have been coming to Tucker's Grove since I was a little kid. This park has always been my neighborhood park. I have been to weddings, birthdays, and gatherings here for years. The park is big. There are all kinds of great serene spaces. There are horseshoe pits and a playground area. Loads of picnic tables and areas. You can rent spaces or just set up. In the back, there are trails and water in the creek. It's picturesque. Loads of free parking. During Covid, we used to come and hike, it was always pretty empty. Not now though. We had a nice area near the horseshoe pits and the playground. It was a perfect day, kind of hazy and around 72 °. If you're looking for a place to meditate, picnic, read a book, have a day hike or just gather with friends, check out Tucker's Grove. It is located where Turnpike meets Cathedral Oaks (4800 Cathedral Oaks).

The dog park is in the very back of the park. Follow the road until it ends then walk to the end of the side walk.The Dog park is what I visited this park for. It doesn't have much grass and for the most part is fine dirt. It does have water available for the dogs. And there is a dog wash machine I have never seen before. But sure looks cool, it's by the restrooms. The park itself seems like a fun place to walk and bbq during the winter months. Play grounds are scattered throughout.