Woodland Meadow Park

This is a cute little dog park. The dog park is not fenced, which is completely fine as long as you have dogs that won't wonder. The dog parked seemed clean when we were there. There's a short trail that goes around the outside of the park. The trail is fairly flat for the most part, with a couple of very small dips. You can start a hike out at Harrison, and loop around to this park and then go back to Harrison to make it a longer hike, but the whole think around the dog park is less than a mile. The entrance was difficult. There is a mailbox and a blue sign that says "Corl House" where the entrance of the park is, and you drive back a little ways and there's parking and the park. So, be sure you look for the big Corl House sign, and turn on the little gravel road next to it. I don't recall really seeing a sign at the road for this park, which is unfortunate. If there was one, 3 of us completely missed it and it would have had to have been a much smaller sign than the Corl House sign.

A beautifully clean and quiet spot to walk your dog, or the perfect spot to read a book. Gigantic lovely trees and a wide-open space to exercise your dog. Clean water in metal bowls is very helpful. The people who come here are friendly and pick up after their dogs. Parking is easy.

Excellent dog park. Trail a bit muddy in winter. Best place in Corvallis to watch the sunset. On a clear day, you can see Mt. Jefferson.

Such a peaceful place to walk and take your dog along

Best off-leash dog area in Corvallis. Beautiful in all seasons. Make sure your dogs are under voice command as it is not fenced, and a couple paths lead down to Circle Blvd. It's a nice walking loop for the humans too, and my dog does a great job sticking with me. I've heard a few concerns that owners with leashed dogs, or people running here without a dog, are frustrated by the off-leash dogs who want to play. My two cents: don't come to an off-leash dog park if you don't want to be around off-leash dogs! The point is for the dogs to socialize and play. There are plenty of other natural areas to walk dogs on-leash, or to run and not be around dogs, if that's what you're looking for.