Draper Dayland Dog Park
About the Park
Draper Dayland Dog Park features a large open area with separate enclosed sections for small and large dogs, a paved walking path, and a natural creek. The dog-owner community is generally friendly and respectful. However, foxtails pose a significant and recurring hazard that can injure dogs' paws and require veterinary treatment, and the creek water carries giardia and leech risks—visitors should check paws carefully after visits and prevent dogs from drinking the untreated water.
Visitors Like
- Large spacious area for dogs to run and play
- Separate gated sections for small and large dogs
- Paved walking path around perimeter
- Friendly and respectful dog-owner community
Worth Noting
- Foxtails throughout park—check paws after every visit
- Creek water carries giardia and leech risks; prevent dogs from drinking
- Some owners don't pick up after their dogs
- Occasional aggressive dogs in off-leash areas
Park Gallery
Google Reviews
1471 reviews
Kat Stone
33 reviewsOk I love this park BUT everyone can tell the city isn’t taking care of it. Over the years it has gotten worse and worse. I can’t even express how man...
Deni Marosok
1 reviewsCame here for the first and last time. They had fox tail plants everywhere that were all over my dog. Spent forever picking them out and still had a $...
Shannon Starr
177 reviewsAbsolutely Best Dog 🐶 park in the United States that I have been to thus far!
Kelsey SF Wells
196 reviewsStill one of the best dog parks in Utah. My dogs loving going to the "doggy park."There are separate enclosed areas for large dogs and small dogs, alo...
Alane Mercado
47 reviewsPark is big and you can walk around with your dog but there are foxtails that always get stuck in the dogs fur and can cause problems , so you have to...
TheSaltLakers
21 reviewsWoof
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