Decent dog park. The large and small dogs are separated into different play areas. Very spacious…read morefor the dogs to run and play. There are also a couple of water fountains for the dogs. A plus is that there's ample parking space. Did see a couple dog poops in the doggie play area and around the park, wish pet owners pick up after their dogs.

I don't live in this area but found it online while there for a tournament and there were quite a…read morefew sketchy people in the area and unfriendly vibes

Wanted to try this park because it has such great reviews. Went in the morning and was surprised to…read moresee so many dogs, yay! That was my initial response. It's just me and my small(15 lbs) dog. He's extremely chill, friendly, and we've never had any problems at any other dog parks. When we tried to get in, there was a dog barking and sniffing at the gate where you walk in. She didn't seem too aggressive but I didn't want her to get out, so I waited for the owner. The owner came over and called her name, got them away enough so I could open the gate and walk in. I was kinda distracted and starting to take my dog's leash off when the other dog lunged, barked, and snapped at my dog immediately after we entered. My dog was whining and scared, I had to pick him up physically and bring him more into the park because there were so many dogs surrounding us and no one was stepping in. Thankfully, he wasn't hurt so I decided to stay. The woman left right after and she talked with a gentleman on the outside of the gate. I heard her say something like "I'm always worried about new dogs coming in" and "She can sense my stress" implying her dog has reactivity issues. And she was expecting something to happen but didn't physically pick up her dog. It's an off-leash public park so dogs should ideally be comfortable with new arrivals. My dog was chill and friendly the rest of the time, but I followed him because I felt the other owners being very inconsiderate. Then another dog consistently followed my dog and tried to hump him and I kept having to get in the middle. This dog was significantly bigger than mine and I could tell my dog was uncomfortable but the owner sat on the bench and did nothing. This was honestly when I grew too frustrated and decided to leave. I also noticed a large dog jump over the fence into the parking lot while I was there. The park itself is clean and spacious, but supervision and owner awareness seemed inconsistent during my visit. I may return at a quieter time, but small-dog owners may want to stay especially alert.

I love Olive Hills Park. There's so much to do in such a small area. I've brought my pups to this…read moredog park multiple times. They love the mini agility course tools there. My loved ones love coming to Olive Hills for the tennis courts and pickleball courts. They are spacious and clean all the time. People are always helpful and respectful when waiting for the courts. We love this local gem!

Hi my name is Rufus & i love this dog park. My humans take me almost everyday, they love it too…read more It's my favorite place to be and the other humans are very friendly and welcoming, sometimes i see them give my humans snacks. I get a jealous because i want some too. All my dog friends are really nice to me. Our were bowls are always filled up. Sometimes i get apples & treats from other humans. I love this park

We love this dog park - there's always a bunch of parking in the parking lot across the dog park…read more They also separate it into two sections, one for big dogs and one for small dogs. Both sections have bench and table seating, as well as sand and fake grass/turf all around for the dogs to run around in and do their business on. They also have water bowls, tennis balls, and poop bags & trash cans all around. The parks are well maintained and we haven't had any issues at either park, other than little flies that fly around us during humid or warm weather. We also found that the small dog park has a little more shade than the large dog park. All in all, my dog loves it here, even though the dogs can be a little antisocial sometimes and just stick around their owners (like mine).

My family and I met several of my daughter's high school classmates at this park to take photos…read morebefore they departed for their prom. The big deal here is to take photos adjacent to the large water fountain. This is an extremely popular photo location, as over 100 students here in formal wear from various high schools. The park itself was very clean and well-maintained, with numerous areas for visitors to take photos. Parking is available in one of the numerous parking lots surrounding the park.

I recently discovered the "Hillcrest Stairs" just in time to start the New Year 2026! The stairs…read moreare not easy for people who, like me, are not used to climbing them. There are 400+ steps to climb up and down. The steps are made of timber but could be wet and slippery from early morning dew, so I feel that a late morning trek is better when the stairs are dry. On my second visit, I went around 6 PM. Although the stairs are well lit, I just did not feel safe. I found myself alone at one point and looking behind me, checking if someone is coming out of the dark bushes. Maybe it's just me... But overall, if you would like to hit your 10K steps and/or your target heart rate, this is a fun way to go!

Lovely dog park in Jefferson Stadium Park community in the Platinum Triangle. Best parking is on…read moreJacaranda in the loading zone in front of Revo apartments. Parks are separate for large and small dogs. Very clean.

Nice off leash dog park right across the Angel stadium. It's a decent size with turf and obstacle…read morecourses for both the large and small dog areas. There's a few benches. Not that much parking around though.

It was my first time taking my dog to this park. There is a small and large dog park separated. The…read moreground is all dirt and barely any grass. I took my dog to the small park. My dog was approached by a frenchie and wasn't interested in playing with that dog. And that frenchie continued being aggressive to my dog. The owner was watching and didn't bother to separate his dog from mine. The frenchie ended up biting part of my dogs fur off. The owner did not apologize at all and just carried his dog away. I ended up leaving right away. I was disappointed that people aren't responsible for their own dogs. Please be careful of aggressive dogs!

I've been coming to this park since it opened. And over time you can tell it has not been kept up…read morebecause the grass is very spotty now. It wasn't my favorite because I don't like all the dirt even though it's good for the dogs to run on they end up getting much more dirtier than any other place that would have grass. Also there's two sections in the small dog area that had big dips and the dogs would run in but because there was no drainage when it rains they filled them with jagged small rocks. Now I see most dogs don't go in those areas because I think the rocks hurt their paws. I think the idea of the park is good enough but over the years you can tell it's been suffering in maintenance. I prefer La Palma dog park 10 minutes away because it's mostly grass and it's bigger.

During an afternoon, I visited Laguna Lake again to take pictures of the aquatic birds. The weather…read morewas pleasant and sunny. I saw mallards, geese, and a great egret. There are trails to access different parts of the lake. Many people circle around the lake or fish recreationally. Signs around the lake continue to prohibit feeding the wildlife. I'm happy with the pictures I took, but I can still improve. The experience was decompressing with sounds of flowing creek water and birds chirping all around the air.

Nice lake to walk around and get some nature in for the day. I wanted something little kids and 2…read moreseniors could do and this was the perfect location that felt like there was a lot of interesting things to see but not too overly safe and fenced off from nature. Parking is easy with a large lot right next to the lake, opposite of the lake are some hiking trails if you have more time. It's a nice loop going around with some different areas along the way such as a small creek, reeds near the shore, and some water works that looks like they have been turned off or no longer function. Even in Winter there are a lot of different birds around. My kids loved following and chasing the large pelicans in the lake. You can fish here and there are children's fishing competitions. Just keep in mind to have a permit because when we went there was a police officer checking and ticketing people.

Came here for a few hours, expecting it to be jam packed for the holiday weekend but was pleasantly…read moresurprised that it wasn't. Plenty of picnic tables and room still available throughout the park. This time we parked inside as we wanted to explore deeper in. Walked around the pond which is about a 10 minute walk or so. Lots of large open space here and sport fields/areas if you're interested in that as well.

This 124 acre park was established in 1984. You can park on the periphery, as I did the first time,…read morebut there are lanes of cars roaring past on a curved road, making the interior parking a much better option. The paths are concrete surrounded by green grass and rolling hills. some paths are flat throughout. I took a pathway along the river, which turned into a lake. The birds were plentiful. It was hopping with people; folks getting their steps in, like me. Moms, toddlers and strollers, and people walking dogs. The grounds were well tended. Healthy and lush grass. The trees are mature and plentiful. I read there is fishing, including catfish. There are several play areas for the kiddos.