Went here to play some fetch with a larger fenced in area. I like how there was large rocks, trees…read moreand a concrete tube the dogs could run through. There was unfortunately a lot of dog poop that previous people didn't pick up. The parking lot was small and there was only one narrow path to get to the dog areas which I felt like would be an issue if someone else was walking past. I did appreciate the large fenced in area, most places have smaller parks.

The place is convenient walking distance from my house. My two fur babies love it!! Two Wide open…read morespaces gated separating large from the med small babies.. so much fun watching them run up and down with the other dogs on the opposite side.. my dogs are not dog friendly so we make sure to go when we can have one side to ourselves which is pretty often.. My only complaint is; the rocks and gravel.. I wish there was grass. My babies play so hard their paws bleed.. looking into getting them another pair of park shoes.. until that time monitor their time there and looking for another dog friendly place where they can run free.

I came here today to give this park another chance and today just proves that this park totally…read moresucks. The area for smaller dogs has been closed for over three months. So that leaves me with my only option of grouping my dog with much larger dogs that are 25lbs or more which is dangerous for my tiny 10 pound mini dachshund. In my experience being here a handful of times, I have a found that about half of the owners are careless and do not take responsibility for their pets behavior. My word of caution if you have a small pup anywhere from 6 months to a year old and you want your pup safe just avoid this park. But if you do decide to take your pup to this specific park then I'd suggest you leash them at all times, which kind of defeats the purpose of going to a dog park. This was my experience and sadly at this moment until many things improve, I cannot recommend Kellogg Dog Park.

We found this dog park randomly through an Apple Maps search for "dog parks." Chose this one…read morebecause it seemed the most open and spacious. Turns out it was. Great open space with real grass. Pups enjoyed chasing the birds. There's public park bathrooms nearby which is very convenient if you need to use the bathroom or just if you'd like to wash your hands - there's both soap and water as well as sanitizer. The dog park has several concrete benches throughout the park both in the shade and in the sun. We started in the shade but then it was too chilly so we moved to a nice bench and got some sunshine. It wasn't a busy day. We went on Thanksgiving Day. Several dogs came and left. The few people we met were very friendly and talkative in a neighborly way. Dogs are required to be spayed or neutered and over 4 months of age. A good policy to have for any dog park! There's a spacious large dog side and small dog side. Each has its own poop bag stations and water fountains for pups. Trash cans are abundant throughout the park as well. Overall, it's one of the best dog parks in terms of cleanliness, convenience, spaciousness, and design.

Okay, this dog park is aaamazingg! It's a true park for dogs! The 'All Dog' side has a large grass…read morearea as well as some obstacle courses. There was even a huge canopy that was able to keep a whole group of us shaded this morning. There was also a (water) splash area which was cooling. We need more bark park like this around the valley.

Love love love this dog park! So much so that we will drive 15 minutes and drive by several other…read moredog parks on the way! Why you ask? Because I have a 4 year old Beagle that was raised during the Pandemic and didn't get out much. Now she's a bit skittish. This park has 3 options Small dogs Large dogs All dogs This is perfect for us because we go to the small dogs section and our pup can enjoy sniffing around, watch the other pups play and sometimes join in herself. There is a trail that you can use to get your steps while your fur baby socializes. Win win!

Field 4- Last night Play-off game- 2…read moreBetter Referees last night ((it makes a huge difference)) Sadly, it was a loss for my son's team, Lawrence. The JOHNSTON cheerleaders were cheering to a song, which I thought was unsportsmanlike conduct or rather, in poor taste; that's on the Coach of that Cheer team. Adults shape young minds, think about it. Canarelli also lost to the other team (Hubby's connection? The first QB of his NYS League flag football team.) Ice cream truck Golf- cart selling elote, on the fields, beating out the ice cream vendor Large parking lot The trash dumpster enclosure doors feature footballs- that's nice

It gets a bit insanely busy in the evenings, but pristine in the mornings. I'm impressed it cleans…read moreup so nice overnight. Well kept, well lit, and friendly crowd. Dog park currently not open due to maintenance.

Life is the ultimate gift!…read more Let's live and be together in the now. Year after year we have visited and adorned this wonderful place with a special memory that remembers those that are no longer here. For those that loose hope for you can regain and remember the comforts of the past. Come and experience and celebrate the memories with a memorable tree here at Sunset Park. Remember those that have fallen. For they are never too far away. Life is fleeting and will be taken from you in an instant. The infinite possibilities we need to explore in life. Come and walk among the beautiful world that many have created here at Sunset Park. Many of these beautiful trees exist and they make the memories of the dead alive for all to see and appreciate. In fact just regular people walk around and just at random make the place better. We can only imagine what it's like to be the most amazing. Explore and share your experiences with others. It's our weaknesses that make us stronger than we were. For example all the loss that comes from being me, it's the kindness of others that brings me happiness and strength. Remember love always wins .

Nice small lake with ducks. Walking circle. Day and night tennis courts. Baseball diamond…read more Beware of the kid on a motorized bike doing doughnuts and shooting dirt and dust intentionally on bystanders around the lake. Parents - and juvenile authorities - should be notified.

Love the separate areas for small, medium and large dogs. The park is clean and the pet parents…read morewere attentive

My dog loves this park. I love that they have a park for small dogs, large dogs and then all sizes…read morefor those who want a mix. It's always a good time when coming here to play for a bit and run out some energy.

Only GOS loves you more than a DOG! #ReflectDogs Love &…read moreForgiveness After more than 2000 dog parks across the country, this may be the first dog park that obviously was designed by somebody who not only had dogs but loved them dearly! It is some of the little nuances that make the biggest difference. There are multiple poop bag dispensers and scoop shovels with trash cans all along the nice walking path through the park. But you will notice that the park is not only gigantic, has multiple watering stations along the walk path as well as multiple places to sit! The nice thing is the places to sit are all spaced out across the dog park and because of the natural ground covering the bushes kind of block visibility from one to the other. It says no dog toys on the gates so clearly they are aware of what sets some dogs off. Also not having them all congregate together and be able to see the large groups because of the way the tables are set up, also helps keep things calm. You park fairly close to the park and you can walk around the interior on the path, that is almost completely flat. But it's the natural ground covering that makes it all so nice for the dogs. And just FYI it not only kicks the snot out of, blows the doors off, chews up and spits out the new one in Laughlin, maybe that dog park there comparatively speaking should be called laughed in dog park! So if you're looking to move near the water this one's much nicer

This place is absolutely spectacular. It has such a large park in front of it with several…read moredifferent activities to do. There is a sandpit, their swing-set, little exercise area. There is all sort of fun stuff, a fountain and then you walked back to the dog park and there's two kennels, small dog and big dog and they are huge with wonderful lush green grass. Just amazing lots of friendly people and great well-behaved dogs. One negative is a whole bunch of tiny fire ants. I found in three different locations even got bit and it hurt really bad. I hope they take care of that soon.! lots of free parking.

good dog park cr@ppy general park…read more Dont come here if you want to get a good walk in. Its mostly for dogs.