Douglas County Off-leash Area
About the Park
This large fenced off-leash area features two rotating sections, with one open for play while the other recovers. The park is well-maintained with covered seating, tables, parking, and walking paths, drawing a generally friendly owner community. Visitors should be aware that the single off-leash environment hosts dogs of mixed sizes and energy levels, and water access can be inconsistent.
Visitors Like
- Large, spacious area for dogs to run
- Two rotating sides for grass recovery
- Well-maintained and clean grounds
- Friendly owner community
Worth Noting
- No separate small-dog area
- Mixed dog sizes may overwhelm puppies or smaller dogs
- Some aggressive dogs reported
- Bring your own water—fountains may not be operational
Park Gallery
Google Reviews
288 reviews
Little Big Mom
86 reviewsThis place was clean and there were a lot of friendly pup parents there. Plenty of parking. It has two "yards" they rotate between. It has a covered s...
Kevin Kelly
8 reviewsNice walking paths, friendly dogs (and people).
Carmelita Privatt
18 reviewsReally small park and lots of dogs, was a bit overwhelming for my puppy.
Pat Franzen
196 reviewsNice park but missing a water supply. The regulars there were very friendly. Most of them knew to bring their own water for their dogs. A few dogs wer...
B. R. (B.R.)
37 reviewsExcellent park. Friendly dogs and people
Jeffrey Berger
52 reviewsBig beautiful space. Feels like a full football field which is great for letting dogs really get their energy out
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