Stillwater MN Dog Park

"This is a pretty solid dog park. It's free. Usually when I go there is nobody else there. They have some jumps and obstacles. They have plenty of tennis balls lying around to throw around with your dog. They even have a few tennis rackets hanging up so you can really let a ball soar. My only complaint is that there is no grass. The entire ground is wood chips."

"Friendly, smaller dog park. Still had plenty of room to run for the pups. Covered table had balls for throwing and water bowls were also a available. Bring your own water just to be sure. I didn't see a water source nearby."

"Super fun place to take your dog for some free roaming exercise! There are tennis balls, rackets, and dog bowls for people and their pups to use freely! Plenty of fun people to meet and cool dogs to see! There's even an agility course you can train your dog in! I just wish there was some hand sanitizer though."

"Smaller than I thought it was going to be but we had a great time and the puppy parents were super friendly."

"We have brought our pup about 4-5 times now. She loves to run but jumps right over our fence at home, so the tall fence at this park is very nice(about 6 feet). She is pretty timid when meeting new dogs, and most of the people we have met have been understanding, and take control of their dogs if they are being overly aggressive. Very homey, other visitors like to chat about the pups with me. Great to work on games like fetch or your recall if you go on a week day, there is generally little to no people there. The busiest I've seen was about 10-12 dogs on a Sunday afternoon. It isn't the biggest park, and the training equipment in the back is fairly old, but it does the job for high energy dogs who like to run. The ice is pretty slippery this time of year, so watch your feet."