HDOG is working towards the establishment of a cohesive dog owners group, consisting of people who…read moreare willing to spend time and donate money towards the establishment of our proposed area. This group will be responsible for educational efforts towards dog owners using the area, and will help with operations and maintenance once the area is established. The group will maintain ongoing communications with the Parks and Recreation Department personnel, and will act as a liaison to area park users. A four-member advisory panel has been established. Its members are volunteers from the dog park community, and its purpose is to facilitate the flow of information between the park users and the Parks department and to assist with occasional special projects. In addition to being the catalyst for Hollister's first dog park, HDOG will also advocate responsible dog ownership as we believe that the two work hand-in-hand.

The dog park itself is great. Cleaned often, well maintained, and large…read more There is a fun crew of dogs and owners that come on the weekday evenings. We try to pop in once a week. Unfortunately this dog park has a disproportionate number of inconsiderate owners compared to other parks in the Monterey Bay. Many unfixed, unvaccinated, untrained, and aggressive dogs that will attack or hump your dog repeatedly. I came with a friend last summer and both our dogs picked up a respiratory/eye infection. Because of this, you'll often find people walk their dogs on the track instead of using the dog park. I usually do this unless I recognize the dogs at the park.

I've been going to this park with my German Shepherds for about a month now. I've never had any…read moreissues with aggressive dogs in other parks like Gilroy or Morgan Hill. There is a large portion of dogs in this park which are not spayed or neutered. For the last week I've had nothing but trouble with other dogs attacking my dogs. Today I had a person upon my arrival warn me that their female was not friendly with other females. If you have to warn someone about your dog then you don't belong in a dog park. Sure enough the dog attacked one of my dogs. If your dog isn't fixed it is not a good idea to bring them to a dog park. The chances of altercations increase. I won't be going back to this park any longer. I'll drive the extra time to go to Gilroy which has a much better quality of non-aggressive dogs.

This is Bob the Schipperke's 139th dog park. Bob is a dog who has traveled the USA and visiting dog…read moreparks, but Santa Cruz county is home. For a county park this is a good, single section, "all dog" park. It has a good double gate, water, bags for dog cleanup, and a trash can. Parking is good, and the location is away from the main roads which is always a plus. It has one big tree for shade, and a child's playground nearby. The tractor gate (single gate that is extra wide for tractors) is locked (as it should be). Bathrooms are nearby, and scenery is fantastic. The local Spreckles Boy Scouts did a great job! We visited on 3 April 2024, a quiet Wednesday afternoon. Others were here before we popped in. Will come here again.

Nice all dog park. It doesn't have a small size dog park, hence the all dog park title. Has…read moreeverything a dog park needs, fence, double gate, water, bags and wood bark. It's big enough for dogs to run, but a little too small to play disk in. Easy to throw it out of the dog park with the tailwind. Bathroom and playground near by so the entire family, four legged included can go and enjoy the park for the day.

Kevin and the entire staff are all professional, caring, attentive and always go above & beyond to…read moremake sure our pets get the attention they need and deserve. I recommend Parkland Resort to anyone that wants their pet to get the VIP treatment when it comes to boarding.....thank you Parkland!

We are so very impressed with our doggie's grooming! Not only does he Look wonderful each time, but…read morethe facility and the staff are so welcoming!

Love this park- there's a lot of grass to walk your dog in/around and the separation for big and…read moresmall dogs is much appreciated. Only thing is there is a LOT of bird poop in the nearby grass so be careful if your dog likes to roll around. There are also a lot of gophers here, which the dogs often fixate on so be aware so that your dog doesn't get bitten or scratched! This dog park is a little less lively compared to some parks up north, so sometimes we just stay for a short while. This dog park definitely has a small town feel to it- it seems like most of the community members here know each other, and they are usually friendly and inclusive. Interesting note though- on a couple occasions, I've talked with dog owners who suddenly get into politics unprompted and I found that to be a bit awkward lol Most people are good about watching their dogs here and picking up after them, and it seems generally well-maintained.

Haven't been down here for a while. Was glad to see that the grass is still green. This is still…read morethe best dog park in the county. Plenty of friendly dogs to play with. Parking can be a problem,with the addition of the pickle ball courts more people come in the weekends.

This is my first time here, and I think this is a great dog park! Even, open spaces for the pups to…read morerun, lots of benches for the for parents, and nice drinking fountains for both! I've only been here this one time so far, so based on this experience it is a 4.5 - 5 star dog park. All the owners today were very responsible with their dogs.

My dad and I took our year-old Belgian Malinois here. Parking is in a dirt lot, but there are…read moreseparate spaces for big and small dogs and they have plenty of room to run. There were dog bags available and a drinking fountain as well. The best part, though, were the other dog owners we met. We met four or five pup people, and they were attentive, friendly, and kind. Our fur folk had a blast!

This is a horrible dog park. The best part is that it is fenced and has a water faucet…read more Annie had a great time meeting 4 overized loveable dogs. Had they not been there, this trip would have been pathetic. There is just old gravely dirt and no sign of grass for miles. Not that it has to have an apparatus for the dogs to play in, on, or under, but that would be nice. If you're in the area, there's a dog park in Morgan Hill on Edmunson that has grass.

I went today to the Gilroy, CA dog park for the first time. No one was there so I can't give it any…read moremore than 3 stars because half the experience is the people and dogs who go there. Due to that, I will just tell you what you need to know about layout. The Gilroy Dog Park is located in a nice city park with plenty of parking, bathrooms, & picnic tables in the park. I *loved* the multiple signs pointing the way to the dog park! The park appears to be maintained. In the dog park there is: A section for "small dogs" & a section for "large dogs" (not the typical small & ALL sections I am used to). Small dogs can go into the large area *at owners risk* (typical of my other dog parks). Note: I have a "small" dog but almost always go into the "all" dog sections of dog parks. The dog park has lots of trash cans, doggie poop bags in dispensers posted in many locations, shade, benches, fresh water in both sections, "push bar" gates, 4 foot fences and a bulletin board. The ground appears to be dirt but it might be "decomposed granite" that needs to be refreshed (see photos). My only complaint was that the water drain on the "big dog section" was clogged and backed up, I am currently asking around for who to contact to fix it. Today, 18 July 2012, it was only 84 degrees at 12 noon. Hopefully this is not the lamest review I have ever given for a dog park.....but I did want to 1.) add this dog park in Yelp (check), 2.) tell ya'll what you should know (check) and post multiple *good* photos (check). If I go back, if my dog gets to play with others I would be happy to give the place more stars. I am *not* from Gilroy nor do I go to Gilroy often, but my 2 year old dog has gone to more than 30 dog parks and I have something to offer in that department.

what's cool is this park has this interesting geometric shape... like that of a rhombus!…read more But it makes one think: what does this nonstandard shape do in the dog park when that dog park also contains a vortex? You don't have to be a Michelin 5 star shaman to know that a rhombus introduces areas of stagnant chi! What happens when there's stagnant chi? That's right! A chi-nado!!! Make sure your dog is adequately waited down lest the vortex swoop them up like some Wizard of Oz s&!t !!

Really nice enclosed dog park. Our first visit was yesterday and we had a great time. There was…read moreplenty of butt sniffing to go around, so much so that the dogs even began to do it! Humping too. Lots and lots or humping. It was GREAT! I was also pleasantly surprised to see that the water faucets were running and clean. A really nice city park- go visit!