This dog park is located right behind the police and fire station. It's a nice park with separate…read moreareas for small and big dogs. It is right next to the train tracks though so may not be best for skiddish dogs or dogs that are fearful of loud noises. It gets pretty loud when a train goes by. The park has a water fountain for the dogs, basket full of toys, a covered pavilion with seating and also benches around the park. It probably gets really messy when it rains though because there's a large section in the middle with just dirt and very sparse grass. Oh and there's also convenient restrooms for humans between the big dog park and little dog park.

went twice. not too many people and i was in the small dog park yesterday and there was an…read moreaggressive jack russell. i moved here from sc and the dog park i went to had lots of dogs and they got along, no fighting. not sure if i will go back. also not taken care of. big holes in the ground.

This was originally a unused baseball park converted into a dog park with two separate areas. 1 big…read moredog and 1 small dog area. Has a hose connected to a water Spicket, it has two picnic tables, a wooden bench, two separate single metal bleacher benches, an small awning, 2 kids dog baby water pool, dog barrel trash can for poo. Some people left open plastic jugs and plastic Walmart bags for picking up dog poo on the fence. There are no trees and limited shade. It's next to a library fire station combo. There is a soccer field and tennis courts on that small road next to the dog park. 3-4 stars. I use it often and drive there. My dog loves going. There are more dog parks around if you don't like this particular one. The people that are consistently going daily are generally nice. Sometimes park is empty, sometimes you can have up to 15 big dogs and four little ones at a time. Most owners keep track of their dogs.

I really appreciate it when a city has a dog park at all, so complaining seems... rude. There is a…read morelarge fenced in area for big dogs and a smaller attached fenced in area for small dogs. The small dog area has one picnic table and the big dog area has about three seating options. The park is almost completely dirt/mud with some grass trying to grow on the perimeter. There are no poop bags, so people have resorted to typing plastic bags on the fence. The bags get ripped off and plastic bits are left behind so it look a little trashy. If you come here, you need to bring your own bags. Seems like some people just leave their dogs waste on the ground and as far as I could tell there is little to no maintenance done. This seems like a park where it is up to the community to take care of it.

What an absolutely fantastic dog park! We stopped here on a cross-country road trip and our pup…read moreloved it! It is clean, has some agility toys and decent parking. We stopped in December - but I cannot imagine being here in the summer - little shade and no access to water for pups or humans.

They've recently added a water station that serves both Large Dog and Small Dog yards. I could not…read morefigure out how to drain the warm, dirty water in the basins to refill with fresh, however. Also, there are metal roofs over picnic table/ concrete pads for shade (added months ago, after my first review).

Pet friendly park on the water with view of historic Ingalls Shipyard. Park has a boat launch for…read morefour different boats at one time. Huge Parking lot, plenty of piers to fish off of. Very popular with locals. Public Restrooms consist of a trailer, very clean but not handicap accessible. Very clean, no pet droppings or litter. Pet waste bags and stations throughout. One part of park with boat launch and docks face the water near the shipyard, the other side of the park leads directly onto the beach. Beach has a picnic area with four BBQ grills. Lots of people walking/ walking digs/jogging. Park is along Beach Blvd only 1.6 mile walk/ drive from another park, Pascagoula Beach Park.

Some very cool things to do all year round. Health and fitness opportunities are everywhere. The…read morepark is clean and the facilities are kept up and clean. Of course dog walking, fishing, boating, appreciation of nature, beach... it's all there. Sometimes there is a food truck. Come out and enjoy!

This dog park was by far the WORST dog park I have been to. The grass is extremely overgrown. It…read morelooks as if it hasn't been mowed in at least 6 weeks. Dog poop everywhere. Cigarette butts and trash in the fenced-in area where the dogs are. The equipment is damaged and a hazard to the animals. If I could give this park zero stars, I would.

Clean area. Large runs for both small and large dogs. Water fountain for the dogs. Really enjoyed itread more

It is a pretty small dog park that is gated in. It has a water spigot & hose. I came at 7AM on a…read moreFriday, no one was here. If you and your dog get bored, just walk them all over this large park with a leash. My dog enjoyed the entire park.

Very small dog park. Approximately 80x80 feet. Half is sandy, with grass around perimeter. It has a…read morespigot for water, but bring your own poop bags, (open disposal can near gate for waste... and trash??). Appears to be fairly maintained.

The park itself feels kind of small, but the big attraction is that it is right across the street…read morefrom the Beach (Gulf of Mexico). There are pretty decent public restrooms available. There is a good-sized parking lot but on a busy beach day it can get full. The children's play area is new and in good repair. Close proximity to downtown Ocean Springs, so if you stay in the downtown area somewhere it is a only a short walk to the park and the beach. Highly recommended. This is a great place to spend some time and enjoy the beach.

This large park is along the beach and has access to the sand and the volleyball courts there. The…read moretwo-story structure includes restrooms (yay!) and there is a decent amount of parking. There is playground equipment, a splash pad (closed for the season), pavilion, and a stage. The historical marker that details Pierre Le Moyne, Sieur d'Iberville, and the first attempt to establish a French presence on the Mexican Gulf is interesting as is the adjacent statue of the man. Across the street from the park is a great fishing pier. A decent sunset picture can be acquired from here. [Review 14177 overall, 1499 of 2020, number 68 in Mississippi.]

Outstanding national park by gulf coast. Yelp gets no stars for surveys. Excellent ranger serviceread more

Great visitor information center about the ecology of the area, the habitation and local flora and…read morefauna. Also a great history of the area. Lots of walking paths, clean restrooms.

This park is literally everything you ever wanted in a park for children! Located downtown in the…read moreOCS off Washington Ave lays the little childrens park. They have a small parking lot in the back or you can park along the side of the street. This park has swings, slides, monkey bars and even a zipline to keep your children occupied. They have a covered pavillion with 2 BBQ grills which is excellent for a birthday party. I recommend you get there early because this park fills up quick! Theres plenty of natural shade from all the trees and they even have a restroom for you to use. Theres plenty of grass space for you to sit down and have a picnic as well. Theres random benches around the park and they even have some rocking swings. They have a xylophone to play and also drums for your musician talented kids. They have tons of swings and also swings for toddlers who cant hold on the chains. They even have a swing where you and your child can swing at the same time! There is no pets allowed so please leave your fury friends at home. This park is also very close to the beach as well so why not pack your bags on a lovely day out of the week and go enjoy a picnic here and after that go to the beach. Overall this park is great and im sure it wont disappoint! Go check it out for your self's!

This nice little park is where the Gulf Coast Bicycle Club begins its Tato Nut ride on the first…read moreSaturday of every month. The park has descent parking on the east end, where you cross a wooden bridge into the park itself. Lush and green, the park has well kept restrooms and water fountains. The play equipment is well maintained and many people bring their children here to play.

One of the many shoreline parks, this one a part of the land trust in the area. They have some very…read morenicely reconstructed docks after the hurricane, which extend out into the water and you can fish off of them. The shoreline has a few oysters shadows of where people picked them off the rocks, too, depending on the tide, though the blocky concrete pieces that they used for part of the shoreline is still relatively treacherous for your ankles. There's a boat ramp and dock here, too, so you can see the pelicans line up when fishermen return. Beach here is white sand and they have some parking along the roadside and the

From the owner: The Land Trust for the Mississippi Coastal Plain (LTMCP) is a 501 (c)(3) conserving land and…read moremanaging outdoor spaces.