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Wayne Morse Family Farm

Overview: Wayne Morse Family Farm is rated 4.7/5 from 339 Google reviews. This park offers a massive dog park with running water and forest walks. Amenities: Reviewers often mention shade and tree cover and poop bags, seating, and other park extras. Crowd: Reviews describe a friendly crowd of owners and dogs. Downsides: Some reviews mention inconsistent cleanliness, owner or dog behavior issues, and noise from nearby dogs or barking.

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4.7Google rating

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4.7(339 reviews)

People say this park offers a massive dog park with running water and forest walks. They highlight the responsible and nice owners, and the well-trained dogs that respect boundaries. They also like the covered activity area with a fireplace that can be rented.

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dogs that need room to runowners who want shade, seating, and water accesslonger visits with useful park amenities

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Address585 Crest Dr, Eugene, OR 97405, USA

Phone(541) 682-6376

City pageSpringfield

Imported fromEugene, OR, Springfield, OR

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Kkk Ooo4 months ago

Exceptional, large off leash park. Winter months are VERY muddy but other than that this park is great. I've met some very friendly laid back dog owners here and have even made a few friends. Hoot & Holler love coming here. We are moving to WA and will be sad to have to find a new park. They were loud and chased cars and are intimidating looking so not everyone liked us but for the most part no one was ever rude to us b/c of it.

Sam Wilson10 months ago

3 large enclosed fields. Plenty of space to really let it rip with the chuck it. Most people are friendly, and I’d say the majority of them can control of their animals. Some people do let their dogs roam freely into different sections of the park without supervision, so if your dog is not socialized with other dogs that could be a problem. Overall my dog and I haven’t had any real issues, just a lot of fun exercise.

Janne Keskinen5 months ago

Lots of space, benches to rest, trees for shade. Park is sectioned into 3 parts so there is easier seperation. Great for dogs who love to run. Trails nearby Mostly polite dogs but the occasional reactive animal. Dog owners are mostly responsible.

Lauren Roth9 months ago

We go to the dog park at least once a week. Best dog park on the Eugene-Springfield and surrounding areas! If I could give it 10 stars, I would. Lots of room to roam, owners are responsible and nice, dogs are trained and respect boundaries 9.5 out of 10 times.

Julieanna2 years ago

Fascinating learning about Sen MORSE and his family. The Caretaker on the Family Farm (also a Teacher) was full of historic info, making me think...while making me feel comfortable on the grounds and in the Senator's historic house... where sits, amongst various memorabilia and a bust of Morse, his worn Senate Office chair! Sen. Morse was my dad's young law professor at the Univ. of Oregon in the 1930's. Morse became a coveted U.S. Senator in the 1950's, known for his outspoken integrity - thus nicknamed. "The Tiger in the Senate"! If U visit Eugene, consider a little road trip to this Morse Family Farm! The beautiful natural grounds may have some interesting events going, too; or just take a little picnic basket full of goodies and bask in the Nature and history there!

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