Oak Canyon Dog Park

"all the dogs and most of the owners are well behaved! Also, there is a really rusted pipe connected to the fence for some odd reason near the bench on the hill of the large dog side."

"As others have mentioned you have to park in the larger Oak Canyon park and walk to this dog park. There are only 2-3 handicapped spots in front of the dog park. Besides that, the dog park is split into large and small dogs. Sadly, when we went on a weekday there were almost no other dogs here. The only other dog there was a larger dog but the other asked if she could play with ours. They just sniffed each other and ended up not playing haha... The park has benches, lots of trash cans for poop. And a shaded watering center for the pups. Very clean overall. It seems to have constant up-keep as well, as we noticed a worker tightening up fences while we arrived. That's why everything was in great shape."

"The dog park is part of the much larger Oak Canyon Park. Drive to the far end of the park and park in the parking lot. There are only two disabled parking spots next to the park. All others must walk uphill about a quarter mile to access the dog park. The park itself is fully fenced, consisting of a large dog area and a smaller small dog area. There is little, if any shade, but water is available on both sides."

"Visited this park the other day. Love how quite and spacious the area is. Lots of grass for the dogs. Decent size space for small and large dog area. Only downfall is the walk to get to the dog park from the parking. Other then that we loved the space and location of it!"

"Very nice park, it is divided in two sections: one for all people (i.e. picnics *that’s my first picture*) and a second section for dogs (the rest of my pictures). Very clean place, enough parking -only handicap have parking spots next to the dog park, otherwise you need to park on section one mentioned above, it is a five minute walk. The dog park has two sections (small and large dog area)."