Hands down, best dog park in the area. Absolutely massive. Separate entrances and exits to…read moreaccommodate the higher traffic. FOR PUPS Tons of ponds, large and small, for pups of all sizes to comfortably splash around in. So much land for doggos to chase each other at full speed. Balls strewn all over. FOR HUMANS Picnic tables in every cleared area and by every pond. Free libraries with a small selection of books, primarily novels. Free poop bag dispensers by main trash and recycling areas. Only thing we need now is a shower area to rinse off stinky pondwater after playtime! Maybe a paid treat dispenser to help pay for upkeep and expenses.

This is my favorite dog park. Fully gated with acres of land. Trees, paths, and ponds. Friendly…read morepeople. Your dog will need a good recall because the place is huge. There is a separate small dog park. Lots of parking.

We couldn't love our neighborhood dog park more! Great dogs, friendly owners, clean grounds. We…read morelove it there!

Entirely fenced in and a lot of room to roam. Water available. Trash cans, Bowls and waste bags are…read moreavailable. Clean park and respectful dog owners. Next to Otter lake, No access to the lake itself. Ample parking. Public Biff toilet for humans. Area for small dogs too.

I feel like my dog should be writing this review, but she doesn't have the best written…read morecommunication skills so I will fill in on her behalf. Dakota Woods is an all around good off-leash dog park. It's about 40 acres in size with half being wooded and the remainder a combination of mowed grass and some taller grass (there are no ponds or lakes to worry about). Paths cut through the woods that are great for walking with or without your furry companion. The only downside to this park is it's quite close to a landfill which can add a bit of an unpleasant aroma to the air. I've never found it to be that bad, but those with sensitive noses should take note. We've found the people and their dogs to be friendly. If you're looking for a spot to take your dog this is it!

I love this dog park. It is not free. You can buy an annual pass or pay a pay box each time you…read morego there. This place is well maintained with wood chips on the paths. Most owners pick-up after their dog. There isn't any mud, no smell. Since this is a pay lot, the owners and animals are better than the free places. Our Puggle, Sammie likes this place also. We have been going here for years.

What a beautiful dog park! Coming from SoCal, I have never seen such an open park with tons of…read moregreenery and several water stations. Along your little walk, you come across a small garden with benches which was so quaint. Apparently, the train is an issue for some, but thankfully we didn't experience any loud noises or commotion. I'll definitely be taking Boomer back!

This is a very small, annoying dog park next to active train rails. Granted the dog can't get near…read morethem, but they can be loud and annoying. You have to walk in circles here, it is so small. The second gate out to the bigger section leads to annoying, ungroomed wooded area with a bog! Hunters who want to practice may like the protection of knowing the place is fenced, but it not great for the casual dog owner. It's very clean though! I've seen some great cleaning here. It's also sponsered by my favourite dog trainer nearby and several other businesses, so if you need to get a look at the local dog trainers and business that are unlisted, this might be a great thing to drive by. As far as how good it is in weather conditions, the park is located on a kind of steep hill, so if you want to want in circles instead of back and forth, be prepared to go up a hard slope in the winter. The small dog section is very small and not up to par. You have to either have dogs to play with by chance, or something for your dog to do. Water appears to be at the place. It's just a small gated off section right at the entrance. It's about 1/3 the size of the big dog section, which is just pitiful. There's a bench, but no shade unlike the main part section. The main gate is a safety hazard!! One of the clips is so worn, you have to fight to get it open! This leaves opportunity for dogs to run up the gate entrance, which can be intimidating and start fights. The gate entrance is of course doubled gated, but the box between the second gate to enter is very small and can make a dog very defensive because it is cornered between incoming dogs and their owner. There is no other gate entry, sadly. They also say "NO AGGRESSIVE DOGS ALLOWED" everywhere! Which makes me feel like if my dog tries to protect it self when others run up to the front gate and protect me, it will be labeled as aggressive even when it had enough reason to bite or snarl. Fix the front gate, WAG farms!!

I'll give this park 4 stars due to the large fenced area for the dog park, the picnic shelter,…read morerestrooms, small beach and the usually quiet wooded area. The parking lot is also large and there are hiking trails as well.

We bring our dogs here all the time. There is so much potential for this place. I wish North Branch…read morewould invest more into it. It is a great park regardless though.

I had the chance to swing by this place one time when I was in the area…read more It's huge. There are poop bags. A ton of water dishes. There are multiple paths you can take so that both you and your hound get your romp on. If you are in the area, you already know this. If you're new to the area, you've got a great place.

We went here for the first time over the weekend with our puppy and two year old mastiff to have a…read morereunion with our puppy's littermates! We got there early and walked the path that does a nice loop through the woods! The dogs had so much fun with littermates and playing with other dogs! We will have to go back soon!

Excellent! I stumbled here as our normal dog park was under construction. Located next to a giant…read moresoccer field, I felt totally safe as lots of matches were being played on a Sunday afternoon with families all around. We checked out the large dog park and my understanding is that there is a smaller one next door. Both parks contain agility courses should your dog enjoy that and it's also what makes this park unique. In addition, there is a large common space with a gazebo type shelter for owners to sit and free water for the doggies. Down the hill you will find two paths where one leads to water (don't worry dogs can't get in as there is a fence) and a giant uphill climb and the other is a more flat circular loop. I enjoyed all the wildlife, the greenery and the open space. My doggies enjoyed it too! Parking is excellent!

The park wasn't too crowded with dogs, and people seemed to "clean up" after their pets well.read more

This is a great park to let your dog run free and play. Two areas are completely fenced in. One is…read moreopen and allows for more socialization. You can easily see your dog at all times. The other side has more woods and trails to walk and explore. We were there on a Sat morning and there was a regular group of people visiting. They were all so nice and the dogs were well behaved. There was water for the pups, dog bags available, and lots of trees for shade for both hot and tired pups as well as adults looking to stay cool. From there, we also walked to vermillion falls park which was only 1.5 miles to see the mill and falls. Great morning.

Horrible pet owner! Park is great, clean, large, lots of little paths in one gated area, fresh…read morewater. Our dog was attacked by another dog when trying to enter the gate. Luckily my husband jumped in the middle and pulled other dog off our dog but NOT without injury. Sad part is the owner of the dog that attacked didn't even own up until we called the cops and then put blame on us . Not mad at other dog, disappointed in the owner, that felt it was more important to place blame than own up I know dog parks are at risk parks, but if your kid hurts another kid and causes injury, you would file charges so whats the difference.