Took my two dogs here today. It's nice and shady great parking and ok facility. Lots of tall grass…read morewith foxtails. Bark covering dirt. Secure fence on both the small and big dog fenced areas, trees, benches for humans. Too bad people don't pick up their dogs' poop. Watch where you step. Trash cans on site,

This park could be so great. The views of the lake are really lovely. But the park itself needs a…read morelot of improvements. 1) There's no fresh water provided. This is pretty standard at every other dog park. Why would you not have a faucet and some bowls available? 2) The park doesn't seem to be maintained at all or at least not frequently. The trash can was completely overflowing, and there was a ton of old dog poop all over the park. Weeds were growing up in several spots through the wood chips. 3) The wood chips. Wow. There's a lot of them. For the big dogs, I'm guessing it wouldn't be too hard to navigate, but smaller dogs would have difficulties wading through such a thick layer of substrate. My sheltie did not look particularly comfortable as she tried to walk through it. 4) Other reviews have commented on this as well, and I have to agree. There is definitely a creepy element to the people who are hanging out in their cars next to the park. One guy was parked right next to the entrance to the small dog section, and he stared at us the entire time we were there. It wasn't pleasant. I really wanted to like this park, the location is so great and the view of the lake is really nice. But the park feels so neglected and forgotten. It wasn't enjoyable for me or my pup.

I love taking my dogs and kids to this park. I have never had anyone else there when we go which is…read morehelpful with the kids and dogs. The park is really big. Everyone seems to keep it clean. There isn't any water or dog bags, but there are garbages and a shovel. I believe last time we went there were bowls too. The only issue I have is that you have to park across the street and walk down a "hill" which can be difficult with a double stroller and two ding dong dogs. ' Another thing -- my gps took me to the wrong area the first time so I had a really difficult time finding this place.

I like fort ord community dog park. It's neat and well kept. The only thing is that there is rarely…read moreanyone else there. If you come here bring your own water. I don't mind doing that for my dog and your dog too.

This was the first time that I had been to this dog park Now…read morewe were alone there were no other dogs there But Bella had a great time, running sniffing and exploring all the new areas of the dog park It's worth going and getting a key you just need to bring your rabies certificate go down to the city of Del Oaks and get a key

Perfect park for the fur babies! Lots of shade, water and grass! There are two enclosed areas to…read moreuse.

A very nice place to walk with good views and mostly peaceful surroundings. The two downsides are…read moreits lack of safe walking access to the main entrance, being located right on the edge of a busy road, and the fact that the noise from the cars tends to permeate the otherwise wonderful atmosphere unless you get deeper into the preserve. Other than those two things, it's a wonderful place to walk, particularly in the evenings.

Short quarter mile hike in the heart of Del Rey Oaks, California. Heck, most people don't even know…read moreit's here. In the rainy season there is a small pond and running creeks due to water run off in the surrounding areas. In the summer time, it is really weird. The pond has dried up and the poison oak is abundant. Great little hike with lots of flowers and birds to see IMHO: wait fir a good rainstorm.

While visiting the area we decided to take a stroll after having some lunch. We sort of stumbled…read moreacross this park and there were a few other people leaving just as we'd arrived. They said that it was such a beautiful stroll and that the trails were nice and clear. So, we headed on in for a bit. It was so beautiful, lush and green. We walked for a bit more and then headed back. I can't say that there was anything real remarkable about the park but it was just a nice place for a walk, natural, beautiful, clean, lovely.

Home of the Baseball World Series for youth! Very cool event to sponsor, support, witness and enjoy.read more

My son my angel my best friend my baby dog Jessie left his body today and his spirit is flying. He…read morewas 19 years old .This is the best place which I would call new home for my dog. It's like Heaven.beautiful nature, birds are singing.Thank you Dean for creating such a beautiful place for these angels.Its like home.I would highly recommend this beautiful place for you're beloved pets.

From the owner: Pastures of Heaven pet memorial park, located in the pristine beauty of the Monterey Peninsula, is…read morededicated to celebrating and honoring your pets unique life and memory.

If you're ever shopping at Safeway down the street, you should feel well-protected. It seems like…read morethere's always one of DRO's finest hanging out here. Watch out for speed traps on Canyon Del Rey (near city hall) and Carlton, and you'll be just fine. Unless you live here, you're probably just breezing through on your way to or from somewhere. Happy Trails!

From the owner: We are a small city located between Monterey and Seaside, CA.read more