Twin Silo Dog Park

If your dog is good around other dogs Twin Silo would be a great place to take them. It is divided into two sections one side for larger dogs and the other for smaller dogs. I have always had a good experience there.

It’s okay. It’s a good sized park, it was clean, the people were friendly and there are shaded areas. No water inside the park but there was a fountain just outside. It’s all gravel and dirt, no grass. My dog had a hard time running around and we were all filthy by the end of it. There are also no training/agility structures. It does have two separate areas for big and little dogs.

Kept pretty well cleaned and assuming you're going at the right times, friendly people with well trained pets. A little messy if its been raining for multiple days straight, but where isn't. And bring glasses for the dog running dust

Twin-Silos Dog Park—Brought our 2 Golden’s to this well-known park and the experience was healthy for our dogs (no fights) and fairly large while mainly of the dogs were happy and trained. Losing 1 star as there are no trees or shade.

This is my dog’s preferred park, her kingdom of freedom, sniffing, and dignity preserved. Why? Because it has two blessed sections: one for the dainty fluffballs under 20 pounds, and one for the big boys who think “playing” means WWE with extra slobber. Thanks to this genius setup, she can finally run without being bulldozed or unexpectedly swept into a doggy Tinder situation every five steps. No unsolicited humpings. No awkward glances. No need for therapy afterward. And honestly? It’s the perfect testing ground to really find out if your dog was neutered. You’ve got questions. This park has answers. There are water bowls, drinking fountains for dogs and people and plenty of benches for the humans to sit back, sip their coffee, and witness all the glorious canine chaos. A place where dogs can be dogs, and humans can quietly hope their pup doesn’t start anything they can’t finish.