We found this by accident and I am so glad we did! It is a large fenced in area with a pond and…read moredock that you rent out privately! One of our dogs does great with other people but not so hot with other dogs. Because of this she never gets to go to a dog park. This was her first time being able to run free in a larger than yard size area and she loved it! It has a nice shelter house to keep you out of the sun. The pond edges are shallow enough the dogs can wade in and you can stand in the water as well. You bring your own poop bags and chairs and toys but there were lots of balls scattered around. I highly recommend!!

Holy smokes this place is perfect!! Do you hate dog parks, but want your dog to have a place to…read morerun, swim, & play?! This is your place!! I have two girls and one is dog reactive and the other has a noisy play style so traditional dog parks aren't an option for us. Mutt's is a private dog park that you pay for by the hour to have the entire place to yourself. I couldn't believe it when I heard it! It is $10/hr per dog and you have the entire place to yourself. There's a pond, a paddle boat, a little shelter area for shade, an agility course, a human bathroom (porta pot), and all the space needed to run your dog ragged. The park owner is quick to respond when booking and always has poop bags, water, and toys for the pups. We always take our own, but it's nice to know he has some as well. You can book longer than an hour at a time, but our girls go hard quick so an hour is sufficient. The only down side is that we live in downtown Columbus and it's on the north side of Delaware so it's about 45 mins one way. But it really is worth it!

GODOWN dog park is a free public dog park. At the far entrance there is a water spigot for filling…read moreyour dogs dish and washing your dog off. There is a double gated pass through at each of the two areas. Poop bags and trash cans are available on site. There are two large fenced in areas, one for dogs 25 pounds or less (Oatie's area) and the other for dogs 25 pounds or more. Both have shaded areas and sunny areas with benches and play equipment. Since both areas are fenced in, dogs can run freely. Oatie loves chasing other dogs and being chased over grassy hilly areas. GODOWN dog park is a 5 minute drive from my daughter's townhouse complex so when visiting I take Oatie to the park often. This park is very popular so I have never visited the park with at least one other dog being present. Other dog owners here seem to be caring and dog lovers, as well.

Godown is a great dog park with ample of parking. There are fenced separate areas for small and…read morelarge dogs. We frequent both sides of the park as our miniature Aussie is about 28 lbs. Each side of the two parks have a double gated pass through, poop bag dispensers, and trash cans. Both sides have benches and plenty of trees to provide shade. Folks here are generally friendly. It's a pretty popular dog park. We've never been here when there weren't dogs for our dog to play with. (Unlike some of the other parks we've visited in the Columbus area.) There's a spigot near the entrances beside the portajohn. Great for a quick rinse off of a muddy dog or for filling up the communal water jugs that you find on both sides of the dog parks.

This is not just a dog park. It's a trailhead, and in fact, the main sign just says that, with dog…read morepark as an addendum. It is a nice big dog park, too. There's a big parking lot, and access to the rail trail. I'm not a big fan of those, because they are pretty much flat and boring. But, flat can be good, especially for bicycles, and they are pleasant, and a good reuse of land. This one has lots of expansion joints, most of which need repaved, but generally the surface is smooth. There are occasional trash cans and benches. You cross a few roads, so be careful. But it's a great place to ride, and if you want a straightaway to develop some speed it's perfect.

As the name suggests, the Heritage Trail Dog Park is located alongside the Heritage Rail Trail. It…read morehas a nice-sized paved parking lot that makes it a nice way to access the trail or to use the dog park. There is an informational board and a port-a-potty available, along with a trailhead for a Bridle Trail. The dog park itself is good-sized and is separated into two sections: small and large dogs. There were some grass and some gravel areas inside, and it didn't seem excessively muddy at the time of our visit. There were some benches and a little shelter available, some equipment, and a hill. It seemed popular, and the dogs looked like they were having fun!

Love this place my French bulldog biscuit enjoys it so much there's always clean water. The people…read moreare friendly. It's really a community.

Great trail! I did 3 miles from dog park to frank park. Nice even pathways for running, walking,…read morebiking. Definitely enjoyable with everything nature has to offer. Cute place in Hilliard

Love this place. I cannot believe I pass by it all the time going to the lake. It has a huge grass…read morearea for running. Water bowls, balls are left to play with for other dogs. There is also a fenced area where the doggies can go to the lake and swim also... just bring a towel.

Yelp has the address wrong. 840 Mill Run Crossing Delaware, Ohio 43015. It is behind Kohls…read more Great new addition to the Delaware Community. When I moved to Delaware I thought it was a perfect community except for one thing, it lacked a dog park. Then I discovered a dog park was in the works and I was overjoyed. This 5-acre park has segregated areas for large and small dogs and has several nice amenities. 1) GRASS! Now I know this park is new but the grass is holding up perfectly. If you are an avid dog park visitor you know having grass is a huge plus. They have some things in place such as large cement double gate entry that will hopefully keep the grass in tact. 2) On site water. No need to take water to this park. They have a lovely human/dog water fountain combo that is located in a stone area that will not get muddy. 3) This park is deceptively large. It is flat and slightly uninteresting but their are a number of young trees that will provide great shade one day. 4) Great walking trail just off the parking lot around a wildlife area including ponds. My dog insists we walk around the trail after visiting the park. 5) People must not know about this park because it never seems busy. I have many times been the only person there. To me this is a positive because my dog is more interested in chasing birds then other dogs and I think it is helping to keep the grass wonderful. Have I mentioned having grass at a dog park is a huge plus? 6) Park also has doggy waste bags and trash cans throughout the park for your convenience. There are also a few nice benches. Please clean up after your dog so all can continue to enjoy this park. If you are in the area come and visit. I do not think you will be disappointed.

This is an excellent place for boarding. Just to clarify though it is not open to the public as a…read moredog park. It is a boarding/training facility. They really go a great job though if you need boarding!

We absolutely love this place enough to travel one hour each way to take our pet!!!!!#…read more It is extremely clean and well-kept each pet has its own cage for quiet time and during playtime dogs are separated by size and temperament. We have a lab mix and he loves this place with the open areas small hills and ponds. Another thing that makes this a shining star is that you can watch your dog play because several times a day they video stream the doggie play time. If you have a membership you can take your pet and spend time with them at their Park. Price is extremely reasonable and we cannot recommend Adventure mountain highly enough.

This dog park was full of fun for biscuit. He enjoyed all the community dogs really enjoyed this on…read moreour way to Missouri. This was our stopping zone and he would definitely come back.

Scioto Audubon Dog Park is a great option for the downtown area. If you've been there you'll know…read moreit's not the pet friendliest. This is a good place for letting your dog loose. It's also next to a beautiful park if you want to walk around. The only bad thing is it needs more trees. I had to check the map to find it. If you didn't know, Scioto Audubon Metro Park is massive. The dog park is located at the end of Maier Road. It's the road off to the right on Whittier Street when you get to the park. The road goes up and makes several turns past the climbing wall. It finally gets to the dog park where there's a parking lot. There's a single port-o-potty which is usually occupied. I like the Metro Parks in Columbus, so I would come to Scioto Audubon Dog Park again. It's not a big park, which means it often gets busy. The location is great though so that's the best thing.

I love Glacier Ridge it's such a beautiful gem of a park with so many different sections and things…read moreto do. I mostly come to Glacier Ridge for the dog park. My dog loves running off leash and they have a few pieces of agility equipment to play with as well. Unfortunately this park is just a solid mud pit almost year round. There is some grass and it's trying but I don't think the drainage system is effective at all. The grass that is planted isn't a durable grass, and I would take my dog here so much more often if I didn't have to plan on giving her a bath afterwards. If you come to the park for the hiking trails or for the playgrounds or nature conservation then this is definitely a 5-Star park for you!! But if you have a dog and you're coming for the dog park, I'd suggest the Bark Park in Marysville or the Heritage Trail Dog Park in Hilliard instead!

When you go to Glacier Ridge, make sure you take a non-highway route to get the fun feeling or…read moreleaving urban and entering the country. The section of Glacier Ridge that I visited (the entrance across the street from Glacier Ridge Elementary) is where the disc golf, playground, wind & solar learning center, covered picnic areas, a bathroom, a water fountain, and a tire pump are located. There are also 3 trails in this part of the park: horses only, multi-use, and a short walking trail. The last one was my favorite because even though it was the shortest, it was unpaved and went through a forested area. The other trails were paved, flat, and you are totally exposed-something I don't care for on a hot summer's day. I'd like to come back and check out the 4th trail and the Honda Wetland Center.

This was our first time checking out this dog park. Our two dogs love rides and walks. Letting them…read moreout and off the leash is great for them. This park was so quiet! Trees and smells all over for them. They loved the equipment to play on too! We'll be back when it warms up!

This is a wonderful park. Jax always looks forward to running and playing with his fur buddies…read more There are four sections and they all are large enough room for running. Very clean, lots of water. There are a few that keep their eyes on their pooch and a few that pick up after them. I realize sometimes you forget but you run and exercise your dog so you know they poop . PICK UP!!

This park has a very limited parking area. It is located on the side of the road and has maybe…read moreeight parking spots. Then you climb four steps, cross a small platform area and next it is 48 stairs straight down. The walk from there is a nice boardwalk to a relativity small waterfall.

A small park tucked between a quiet neighborhood and a river, with a short boardwalk to a beautiful…read morewaterfall. The flow of the falls will fluctuate a good bit, depending on the season or rainfall. When the water levels are low, there's not going to be much to see. But after a rain or snow melt, this waterfall becomes pretty impressive! The boardwalk can become slick in shaded areas. Keep in mind that you're directly behind people's homes & yards, so be respectful of the shared space.