I love CDP, and so does Zofia. The people and dogs are my peeps. We go almost every day.read more

Covell Dog Park is a place even your furry family member can enjoy. ⁣…read more⁣ Located at the corner of Covell & Bridge St.⁣ This park is one-acre of pure bliss for your energetic doggo. ⁣ ⁣ In the summer there is a hose and some small pools as well! ⁣ ⁣

This place is hidden! It's in the Central Park Apartment Complex. This added to the confusion,…read morebecause I wasn't sure if it was a public or private dog park. Just an FYI it is behind one of the Apartment buildings. As to my other worry it says right on their rules sign that it is a Greenville Public Dog Park. It is a good size dog park on a rolling hill, half set back in the trees, so the doggies have a variety of areas and plenty of space to explore and run. A nice addition is the fact the small dog side is the same size as the larger dog side, so small doggies aren't getting the short end. Another nice piece is there's a trail there, outside the fenced area. To walk your leashed dog through the woods to Baldwin Lake. Sadly it doesn't loop, do you have to retrace your steps to go back. Overall a 5 star review. If I am in the area with my dog, we will definitely be returning.

Hillcrest Park, Dog Park, and Community Garden. ⁣…read more This Neighborhood Park features a baseball diamond, soccer fields, and dog park. ⁣ ⁣ Right down the road is the Hillcrest Garden. This garden brings the neighborhood together to plant and grow one of the largest community gardens in Michigan! One of the reasons this neighborhood is so desirable to live in! ⁣ ⁣

This is one of our favorite dog parks to go to. My dog loves it there! Its big enough for many big…read moredogs to run around and play together. They also have water available for the pups and benches for adults. Theres a small dog park area which is separate. The best part is this park is free!! There is mulch and when it rains it can get muddy and your pup may require a bath afterwards (speaking from experience).

I was looking for a place to take my dog after visiting Your Pets Naturally (local pet store on…read more28th street) and ended up at Burton Park. This is a huge area full of meadows and wooded areas and lots of looping walking trails. Dogs are allowed and must be leashed, so it was the perfect spot for my dog to get some exercise. When you arrive, it feels like you're pulling into a housing development, but there's a small parking lot that leads to the trails ahead. I saw so many mushrooms and wildflowers and chipmunks. Wear bug spray!

This was our dogs' first off leash dog park experience. They do attend a dog day care, but we had…read morenever taken them to a dog park. They loved it, & so did we! Great park, lots of different areas-- a pond, trails, an agility area, nice indoor space, both indoor and outdoor hose off areas. Even though this is a long drive for us, we will definitely visit again.

Our dogs favorite place to go! Thank you Shaggy Pines for providing a beautiful place to let our…read moredogs run free.

I love this place. So much room, nice employees and lots of dogs. they also do a bunch events…read morewhich is cool but they never have a Shar Pei day! haha prolly not lots of them! Maybe you could have an obsure breed day? haha LOVE THE PACK

We mostly enjoyed this place, but be very careful about which staff you leave your dog with. Not…read moreall employees understand dog behavior, and some clearly do not bother to read a dog's profile. My dog, Mojo, loved coming here, and I liked the restaurant. He can be challenging, but the staff usually contacted me and I handled him without issue. On our last visit, however, the staff claimed he was stressed and tried to calm him by petting him--even though his profile explicitly states he does not tolerate being touched by strangers. If a dog growls and moves away, continuing to pet him is irresponsible.I took Mojo home. The next morning, I received a voicemail saying he was banned. After many positive visits, one encounter with staff who wouldn't adapt to his needs resulted in him being permanently excluded. That's not acceptable.

We had so much fun at this huge park!…read more We thought the little kid picnic table was particularly adorable. All of the playground equipment was accessible, which we really appreciated. We love the parent and child swings although one of them are super squeaky. There was so much to do with this park. We saw people playing basketball on the super nice courts. We saw disc golfers. They were other kids at the playground, even at dusk. It was very close to a residential neighborhood, but everybody seems super nice. I think there was a dog park too? It was huge so we didn't explore the park very much because it was dusk and we needed the kids to get some energy out. My kids asked to go back when they woke up today out of all the things we're doing, so it's definitely memorable!!

One of my favorite parks here in GR, too! This is quite huge! they have gazebos, a park for your…read morefurry babies, tennis court, pickleball court, playground for kids, basketball court, and a huge field for soccer, etc. The trail is very well maintained, they have clean and big restrooms. You can also walk in the neighborhood next to it, it's connected to the trail. Lots of parking available too! This is a must-visit park! Very clean and pet-friendly.

What an absolutely gorgeous park! I went in the afternoon with my dog and this place did not…read moredisappoint! Though the main entrance is under construction there was signage on alternative parking and entry. This park also connects to the Blandford Nature Center which is so convenient! The initial path I started on was paved and then it turned into a mowed grass path. The trails are nicely marked and easy to follow. The park has a great mix of trees and shade as well as open prairie with wildflowers and plants. I was happy to see a few garbage cans along the way as well! This is a great spot to get outside in nature and enjoy some of Michigan's native plants and habitat!