As other reviewers have noted, this is a huge grassy field, great for ramming around, but amenities…read morefor humans are minimal. No benches, pavilions; but there was a freshly plowed parking area and entrance!

This dog park has been around for a couple years now. It's a huge fenced in area in the middle of…read morean empty field. (Near baseball diamonds and soccer fields). There is a double gated enterance so the dogs can't sneak out when others are entering/exiting. There is a small dog side (less than 25lbs) and an all dog side. However the all dog side is truely a mud pit. Even when it hasn't rained for a while. The area is large enough that you can walk around with your dog and still get some good exercise. Highly recommended if you are in the area!

This is one of the nicest rest areas we have been to. It's basically a visitor center and rest area…read morein one. There is lots of information inside on things to do in the area. I probably spent 30 minutes looking through the brochures here. They also have a bulletin board with events in the area but unfortunately it doesn't look like it gets updated . The majority of the flyers were from July and it is now October . It would have been nice to see current events and things happening in the area . They have vending machines and they even have a microwave for people to use, which is unique and very thoughtful. There is a button you can push inside if you need the police, so that helps with a feeling of safety and I did see a red and white sheriff's vehicle parked there with two deputies inside on my visit. There are lots of tables outside with chairs and a grassy area where you can take your pets. Plus the view of the water is very beautiful, especially right now with all the fall foliage.

This is one of the prettiest and nicest rest stops I have been too! Not only that but it has such…read morean amazing view of the lake. The bathrooms were super clean and there are a surplus of roadmaps, and vending machines.

I love chestnut Ridge Park. My boyfriend took me here on our first date. We went flying kites. It…read moreis so beautiful.

The Gem of Erie county parks. Everything is well maintained and the park is huge with plenty of…read morerestrooms and shelters

We were passing through the area and noticed this dog park from the road but were concerned about…read morethe larger dogs playing in it. Fortunately we went back later and found some great dogs that our dog loved running with. Moreover, we went back the next day and found two of the same dogs again! The park was lots of fun with several balls for the dogs to chase!

Really nice dog park with views of Chataquaqua lake. Wasn't very busy, but always had dogs…read morestrolling in. Water was available, and there is a little pavillion. Plenty of room for the dogs to run! Both a small and big dog side!

Love this place!! My…read moredog has a place in the city where she can walk around and explore off-leash. She is not very playful, and pretty shy/introverted, but the other dogs are usually friendly and we don't really have any issues. I'm kind of annoyed that they're doing construction at Lasalle park now. The barkyard wasn't perfect, it was essentially just a fenced in patch of grass with some benches, a water fountain and a few trees, but that's really all you need. I'm not sure how long it'll be closed for construction, but i hope it turns out well!! They currently have a temporary dog park nearby, but it kinda sucks. Anyways, the barkyard is (was) usually calm, quiet and clean. Grass was moderately maintained and people picked up their dog poop for the most part. I also love that its in the city, where there arent a lot of places for my dog to run around elsewhere. Yeah, 5 stars! Hopefully it opens up again soon!

There is not currently any access to the Barkyard as half the park is closed for renovations…read more When last I was there I experienced the issue mentioned by others that some owners were not cleaning up after their dogs. Overall it was serviceable, a rectangle of fenced in area with shade and a water source where dogs could safely play. Got a nice breeze off the lake as well.

Great spot for family pictures! They turned out amazing and so dreamy. There's so many good…read morelocations here to choose from.

I came out to Knox for the Borderland Music Festival. Now I know it's completely different when…read morethere is something happening but I had to talk about the beauty of this park. First off, I feel like the walking trails here are nice. More markers would be cool, but I like the ease of the trails. They have a dog park too which is great. I can't wait to come back with my pup before the snow and have her run around too. Everything is very open which makes it even more awe-inspiring and beautiful on a summer day. I also love all of the old architecture here too with the old stables, main house, etc. It really feels like a different place when you step foot on property. LIke being transported through time almost. The music festival was awesome here. I think the lay of the land, the older buildings, and the beauty of the park really amplify the event and make it feel even better than other possible locations in the area. I will definitely be back to visit the park, and back for the music festival.

Best off leash park. Friendly humans and dogs! The big boys & girls are well behaved, and enjoy a…read moreswim on a warm day!

I wish I knew how nice this park was before our senior dog's mobility became too limited. It's…read moremagical, between crossing the big wooden bridge over the creek to the happy dogs frolicking through the green shady island. There's even swings and a playground for the two legged puppers. I came to add some books to the free little library. I was amazed at how clean and well kept the grounds were. Visitors really stay on top of their dogs. I didn't see a single pile. Or maybe all the dogs just become like those kids who get too caught up in playing to take a bio break.

This very large dog park in Ellicottville NY is near the Nannen Arboretum, it's very clean, and…read morefully fenced. Dog watering stations are available; so are green bags.

So, I live about an hour away (up in Buffalo). But I live alone, and only have the 2 Dogs. We have…read moreparks here, but about once a week, I like to get them out of the house for an extended period of time. So we take the very relaxing hour drive south to Ellicottville, and I bring them to this decently sized dog park. It's located right off the main road into EVL, and shares a parking lot with a fire station. It also shares property with like a soccer field, playground, and maybe a picnic table or two. Pretty area, and plenty to do in EVL. The only reason I give this 3 stars, is because the dog bags (for their poop), are located OUTSIDE the dog park. Maybe this ain't a big deal for some, but for me I have three issues, which might seem silly, but I'll explain either way. 1. I cannot leave my dogs unattended. This may sound graphic, but they will legitimately kill other dogs/animals. They aren't friendly, and they often work as a team. And with both at 80lbs., even "big" dogs, aren't that big when two 80lb-ers team up. I wish they were nice and social. But they aren't. Period. So leaving the park to go get bags, isn't an option for me. 2. (Silly to some) I personally don't want to "pre-game" the bags, and grab some before I enter. I always feel weird, especially if I'm seen doing it. Like I feel like I look like the dude that steals bags from the park because I'm too cheap to buy my own. I know, dumb, but it's just how I feel. 3. (Pet Peeve) I cannot stand the kind of person that uses a public space and their dog poops there, and they don't pick it up. I feel like the bags being outside, especially if the person doesn't realize it or forgets to grab some, is just inviting owners NOT to pick up after their pets. Otherwise, it's a large area with grass and trees surrounded by a fence. It's a dog park.