Beautiful area for a dog park Illinois River is right across the street. There is two enlarged…read morefenced in areas. Everyone picks up after their dogs so it is very clean. I travel across the United States and would rate this park a ten.

This fenced in dog park sits right on the Illinois River. It has both small and large doggie fenced…read morein areas, one picnic table in each area, poop bags are provided, and someone macgyvered a water station for our furry buddies. Not many people frequent this dog park so it is a great place to train your dog, but if you are looking for your pawbud to socialize this is not the place to go. We've been here multiple times and probably only ran into one other owner. This park doesn't get much shade at certain parts of the day as there are no actual trees inside the fenced area, but a few large oaks surround it. Great place to watch the sun set over the river while Mr. Sniff-a-lot enjoys the aroma of the park.

Big fenced in area, people benches, doggie doo-doo disposal supplies provided, water fountain for…read morethe pooch. Very nice and safe place for fido to run and meet other doggie friends.

My little Lab Hollie adores K9 Paw Prints! I rescued her in October and when she came to me she was…read moreincredibly timid both around dogs and around people. Jean has done an amazing job socializing Hollie and now she is excited to get to "school" every day, bouncing around in the back of the car as soon as we turn down the road to K9 Paw Prints. Highly recommended and thank you Jean! Dave N

From the owner: A tired dog is a good dog!! Public dog park is five fenced…read moreareas for you and your dog to run and play. Pre-register and provide current veterinary records by appointment then you can use the dog park daily from sunrise to sunset. $5 per dog per visit or $120 annual membership. Annual members have access to heated building attached to pen #1, with covered porch.

Prairie Pastures is the best dog park I've been to in Iowa! A former zoo, it has been repurposed as…read morea place for dogs and their owners to spend time together engaging in any number of activities. There are over seven acres of land to explore. We loved the pond for swimming and open spaces to play fetch, but there is also a lot of agility equipment available. The other visitors were very nice, and my dogs (mostly) had fun meeting the other (mostly) friendly dogs. The park is private, and while it looks as though annual memberships are available, day passes are $3 for the first dog and $1 for each additional dog. Definitely worth the money. Go check out Prairie Pastures Dog Park!

Just left the prairie pastures dog park. I live in Stockton il and decided to make the trip down to…read moreClinton to experience the park with my dog. I have a springer spaniel and couldn't keep him out of the pond. He had a ball. We had a great time and we hope to make the trip again soon. It is about 45 mi. one way for us but well worth the time. There were no other dogs there at the time so Oats had to play alone. He slept almost half the way home. Thank you for having such a great place for people to take their dogs. Well worth $3 dollar fee. Jack and Oats

Hands down the best dog park we have ever visited. Very…read morespacious, full of trees, clean, and has two separate, fenced areas (one for the bigger dogs and a smaller area for the little ones). Also, doggie bags are provided and there is a water fountain for the pups. Being here you can forget that you're at a dogpark and walk around between the trees, enjoying nature. The only downfall is that the fence is old and since my dog is an escape artist he can get through both gates and into the parking lot. I like to think that I trained him not to do that anymore, but in reality he's probably just having so much fun with the other dogs that he forgets that escaping is still an option. We frequent this park multiple times a week and love it! The dogs are friendly and the owners are responsible.

This is such a cute dog park!…read more We are in the area visiting family and brought our Boston Terrier along. There weren't any other dogs there when we stopped by (during the day on a weekday) so we let him run free in the large dog area. The large dog section is huge compared to the dog park we go to back home. Love the trees and picnic tables. We will be back whenever we are in the area.

Searching for true love and forgiveness? Talk to GOD and get…read morea DOG! #ReflectDogs Love & Forgiveness remember the company that said before the name goes on the quality goes in? That actually could have been the slogan for most rotary dog parks across the country. The rotary, PetSafe and Kane's seem to sponsor the best dog parks. I read the reviews and a lot of people said this is the nicest one in the area and I have no reason to disagree, except, the only poop bag dispenser is a 3 hole one just outside the main gate? Which leads to a lot of biological landmines in the back corners and along the back fence line. The park itself is built on a gently sloping Hill with plenty of room for your dogs to run and more than enough places for you to sit. Eventually the trees should get big enough to provide some shade but currently there is none:-(you park in a nice little gravel parking lot right next to the dog park, the big dog park is the one with the 6-foot fence and the small side is the one with the 4 ft fence?

A nice dog park with a lot of room for the dogs to run, and all the basic necessities. There's a…read morefew benches, tables, poop bag dispensers, trash cans, and water faucet for your pups to get a drink. We really love this dog park for the community of people that frequent it. There's usually a handful of dog owners and dogs of all sizes on any given day after work. Watch out as you watch around, this is one of the messier parks we've been too. There's some people who unfortunately don't pick up after their dog. It could also use a few more lights in the area. It's not well lit in the evening.

Nice park, all the dog owners seemed really attentive. Ground was a little mushy because of snow…read moremelt but they put down hay to try and mitigate that. Bring your own water until they turn the fountains back on in the spring.

The space is good. Large and small dog area. Lots of poop on the ground. Not sure if because it was…read moreafter winter. The gates have locks on them that prevent you from being able to secure it closed. Not sure why that is.

Amazing dog park! Can be a little muddy if recently rained but overall very nice and freeread more

So beautiful! Feel like it's been AI, it's paradise. Great experience, what a sanctuary.read more

A wonderful and peaceful place to be if you want to get away from the bustle but not drive too far…read moreout of town. A must if you love great scenery and wide open spaces. Has about 5 miles of trails and recently they have added on off leash area for dogs, with plenty of room to run and play. The park itself is not as big as other forest preserves, but still big enough to be secluded and peaceful. The winding trails take you through heavily wooded areas and prarie areas... I come hear a lot to explore with my dog and go on walks with my fiance. Its nice!

Dogs loved this place!! Plenty of open space...they can walk or run on the trail, they can swim in…read morethe lake or just play in the yard.

Nice wide open spaces, area for swimming and fenced in areas for letting your fur babies run…read morearound and socialize with others. There's a paved walk leading from the parking lot to the water and another side where you walk on grass to reach the fenced in area. It was a little confusing our first visit here as we didn't notice any clear signage directing us where to get to the water or other areas from the grassy path. Our pups enjoyed their visit very much and although the small body of water didn't look the cleanest, we still let them cool off and enjoy a swim. The picnic tables in a shaded area were appreciated on a hot day. Bring lot's of drinking water for you and your pet! Also, as with most dog parks, remember that any toys you bring for fetching are likely going to be "fair game" to the many other dogs you might see here.