The large dog part has a lot of dirt. The grass isn't very good at all. Not much shade and places…read moreto sit are scarce. On particular days they are closed for "maintenance" and most of the time they aren't working. I have seen better dog parks.

Large play area but not enough shade and could use somemore seating inside dog park.read more

Two fenced in areas, one for small and one for large dogs, make for a very safe and welcoming space.read more

Nice big space. Dogs and owners were very friendly. There's water and poop bags provided. There's…read morealso a few picnic benches. Ground is mulch/dirt instead of stinky fake grass. Would definitely come back if we're in the area. I saw one review mention a few years ago that the homeless had taken over, I did not see any.

Great place to let my small dog out to run and play with other pets (and humans!). Water supplied…read moreand I like the location as it is near walking trails and Heather farms park.

Update: my dog will cannot walk and has a tear in his left thigh muscle. I've been having to spoon…read morefeed him. Truly the worst experience and now I'm terrified to not only have other dogs around him but to be around other dogs because I was attacked as well trying to get these dogs off of him. It still baffles me that not only do people just not properly have their dogs trained but as I'm fighting these dogs off my pup and I'm screaming for help tell me how is it that these four dogs owners can't seem to get their dogs back yet alone come fast enough to act on it. Then there is the lack of accountability that really gets me. I had to pay a huge vet bill because people can't seem to follow the rules, have dogs with behavior issues, and have the audacity to be insincere about the whole thing. If you love your dog, DON'T BRING THEM HERE unless of course you're prepared to fight dogs off your dog and argue with other pet owners. This is my FIRST and LAST time coming here.

This park is tucked away in a residential neighborhood. It was nice to stop here right after lunch…read morethough it was a bit hard to find. The park is dog friendly, has a playground and there is a small parking area that doubles as a half basketball court. There are a few trash cans here but no poop bags for the pups so come prepared to clean up after Fido. There are no restrooms here either so take your kids and yourself potty somewhere else before stopping here. There is a lot of shade on the grassy areas. The playground is in full sun though so bring sun screen. The play area is designed for ages 5-12 and there are no swing or sand at this park. The park seems slightly neglected as there was a lot of trash and debris. We cleaned up a little while we were there. if the kids are antsy or you just need to get out and stretch your legs this is a good place to stop but I don't recommend this park for a full or half play day with the family.

San Miguel Park doesn't look like much. everything is hidden in plain sight. there's an exercise…read morearea, children's playground, soccer field, grass field, concrete walkways, basketball, tennis courts, and benches. the area i visited only had street parking. unsure about the other side of the park.

I figured I'd comment on here due to the other comments about the "dog park" being so great. Let me…read morebe honest, your dog should not be off-leash if it doesn't have a recall. I can't stress this enough because the owners who seem to come here every morning do NOT watch their dogs like the comments say. I understand everyone does things differently and can have a different opinion here, but my dog and I like to come to the field and train (she's a service/search and rescue dog) and interacting with other dogs we don't know can ruin her training. The morning that we came, we luckily got here early enough. These people don't respect boundaries- it's completely okay to have your dog off-leash if you're around us, but please make sure it's protected under voice control. It's extremely unsafe (speaking as a professional here) to allow your dog to roam off-leash with absolutely no training. If someone is new to the area and brings a dog that's reactive, it'll be very scary if a random dog approaches it. You should be able to train your dog to come to you when asked. I hope these owners learn just a little bit more respect to those who have dogs that don't want to say hi to other dogs, you guys do not own the park, and it should feel safe to everyone.

Love this neighborhood gem. One day walking my skittish 90lb Rottweiler. He's coming out his skin…read morewith fright from the driving car noises. A nice lady shares a great neighborhood park, with enclosed areas that could be useful. Did take asking several people to find it.... It's not easy to assess as must park in neighborhood and walk to the area. Nevertheless... Great park once you find it. There is a an area for little dogs and a separate area for big dogs. I'm not a regular, but each time love gone... I've met well socialized dogs and owners. Everyone is considerate and only once did I see some poo not cleaned up...ie conscientious, responsible owners. I now have taken my new pup and still having a great experience thank you Clayton.

Nice area and clean park! It's next to a small trail that is kind of hidden in a neighborhood area…read more The park itself is a bit hidden. Google map will tell you "you have arrived" when you are on the main road (Clayton road/marsh creek), but the park itself is inaccessible from the main road. We took the first next turn after Google maps alerted us, parked on the street, walked on the trail path for a short distance and found the dog park. There were only one dog with one owner when we first got there and my dog had fun playing (Nice dog and owner!). After they left, we walked the trail for 2.5 miles then came back and more dogs - yay!! My puppy had a blast playing with all the dogs as all the dogs he met were nice. Also, nice owners! Everyone was "Claytonians" that live near by. I asked them if this dog park doesn't have a lot of visitors and they confirmed that most of the times there are only a few dogs or none. I hope more nice visitors would frequent this dog park so I can come here more often with my puppy as it's such a nice dog park/area! This park is good for shy dogs I guess (my puppy is not at all shy - he's the opposite). We will be back, but maybe just not as frequently until the dog park gets more dogs visitors.

What a really nice good-sized park in the middle of a residential area. Totally didn't expect to…read morefind a nice park like this, nor have I seen any non-HOA-managed park maintained this well and cleanly I think. It's perfect especially for those who live in the area and have pets to walk. I've l seen lots of families walking around and hanging out in the park, and also kids playing sports (soccer, volleyball, etc.). It has a good playground there too. But what I like the most about this park is it provides complimentary doggie bags to encourage dog walkers to help keep the park clean. It also provides plenty of trash cans for use. My dog seems super happy whenever she's at this park - the grass looks healthy, some trees look well grown and huge, which tells me they're watered and taken care of well. I also feel safe walking around this park during the day.

Many of my childhood birthday parties were thrown at this park. It was so sentimental and wonderful…read moreto return all these years later with my own 2 children and watch them play and enjoy the park as much as. Used to. Lots of shady area to get out of the sun. Green grass. Hills to roll down. Lots of opportunities for creative and imaginative play. Newly renovated playground. It is a simple yet cute and perfect play spot in the neighborhood.

I enjoyed this park! I liked how quiet it was and that I could play fetch with my pup! The water…read morefountains for myself and my dog were nice to have, along with the big shady trees. We were up and running around most of the time so I didn't get a chance get to check out the graffiti on the benches that I read about lol Another thing I found convenient was that there is a pet store across the street next to the stop light. So my dog and I just walked over there after playing and grabbed a snack (for her lol) and back! I'm not sure if there are bathrooms unless you go into the school campus. I did not feel comfortable to go over there because the kids seemed to be at recess. There is a grass field, their play ground, and then the campus.

My husband and I spent an afternoon driving around running errands, and before we headed home we…read moredecided to stop at this park and walk around. It's not very big but it had a stretch of grass and several benches. The park was empty except for a woman and three children who didn't take her eyes off us as we walked by. We're not a very threatening looking couple so I had to wonder if she was just over-protective or was used to a different type of crowd walking around this park. The three water drinking fountains were all out of service and just leaking water over their full brims. Clogged and leaking. Bad combination during a drought. We sat at one bench and I painted my toenails in the sun. The bench/tables were clean and had BBQs. I don't recall seeing garbage cans close by but I wasn't really looking for them. The park backs up into a school yard. The neighborhood was quiet and nice. I thought how great it would be to live here if you had children, or pets also. I picked out my favorite house on the street as we walked back to our car. It's definitely a small park and there's no playground equipment, but it would be really awesome to live close by and have friends over for BBQs under the big, shady trees.