Beautiful place, clean, spacious with 5 different dogs areas for three different size of dogs…read more Grass well maintained, water. Love it

We visited the Small dog area. We had just missed the time (on a Saturday) when there were lots of…read moredogs there, but there were still a few dogs coming and going. Park was very clean; it looked like everyone was doing a good job of cleaning up after their dogs. Gazebo, benches, lawn -- all are in good shape. Not a lot of shady spots, but a good experience overall. Lots of friendly dogs (and people).

Took my small dog for some play time a few weeks ago on a Friday afternoon, the smaller dog park is…read morea good size, especially since she was the only there for awhile. The grounds are clean, there's a doggy water fountain and an adjacent park with skateboard access. The sitting area for the humans is in the shade and along the fence giving the dogs even more room. Once another dog arrived, they both played and ran to their hearts content while I spoke with the other owner. I was slightly concerned with the height of the fence but I'm sure now that it's a good height and safe for the dogs. All in all, I'd recommend this park. It's in a residential area across from a school. Lulu and I shall be returning soon!!

Not really a big dog park , but it's clean and it's a good place to let your dogs have a good time…read morebeware of some dogs tho bc I did have an incident with an aggressive dog but other than that people are friendly :)

Nice place - decent mix of dogs on a Saturday morning. Lots of room…read more Oddly enough staffed by a park ranger who insisted that no balls were allowed. Huh? Their website does not have this rule. The gate has a sign that says no frisbees or footballs but she insisted that this meant all balls. What a crazy rule if true. It's a DOG park - people throw balls to dogs. She would not back down insisting that if she said it it was the rule..

I went yesterday in the first time in years. When I lived in West Palm, it was around the corner…read moreand I took my beloved dog there often before we moved. It's located inside of Okeeheelee park and it's best to go to the west entrance for a quicker route. There are two areas - one for small and the other for larger dogs. The small is for 30 pounds and under and we went there since our puppy is a mini dachshund. Since it was his first time at a park, he was a little nervous at first, but he warmed up once he was there for a little while. Both of the areas are big with shaded areas and offer plenty of bags as well as water fountains for the fur babies and humans. It's best to go when it's not so hot out, which is in the early morning or late afternoon. The weather is a little more bearable in the fall and winter oppose to the spring and summer. Bring extra water and a toy/ball for fetch since there's plenty of room to run around.

Amazing park. Amazing time. We were able to jet ski plus BBQ & go boating. Also paddleboard. Great…read morepark to ride the bike too! Definitely a must visit and will be coming back for sure.... :))))

A very nice dog park. Has separate areas for small and large dogs. Even has a separate fenced in…read morehose of station for if your dog gets extra dirty. Basil really enjoyed this place and would most likely bring her back the next time I'm in the area!

PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE BRINGING YOUR DOG ANYWHERE NEAR HERE!! My dos is a little dachshund, was…read morelooking for a place for her to play as she doesn't have many living in an apartment. I let her run and play and in her nature she was in the bushes hunting. I was watching her, playing with her, and keeping her close. She was brought into the VET ER today after she was playing in the bushes hunting and came face to face with an extremely deadly and dangerous Bufo toad. EXTREMELY TOXIC TO ALL DOGS. She was having horrible seizures, foaming at the mouth and hyperventilating. If I wasn't watching her at this "Safe & Fanced in" dog park she would've died. I know there's very little you can do about them showing up. But just the simple fact it lives there, probably 20 dogs came in a out in that hour I was there is extremely dangerous. WATCH YOUR PET. KEEP THEM CLOSE. BE SAFE PLEASE. (Took photos not knowing at the time my baby was about to be on the brink of death not being able to move or breathe.)

We took our dog bingo to the dog park she loves running and playing and jumping and playing with…read morethe other dogs

This park -- formerly the Boynton Village and Dog Park -- is now the memorial park for Officer…read moreJoseph Crowder and his police dog, Daxxx. Each of the sections -- there are three --are fenced off and have rules, signs, etc., nearby. Two of the fenced off areas on the south side are for "big" dogs, that is, dogs over 35 pounds. And the northern most section is for "small" dogs -- under 35 pounds. The northern most area by the small dog section has the statue of Daxxx -- with his name tag -- and a plaque in memory of (former) Boynton Beach Police Officer Crowder. Each section has benches and a pavilion plus a field/dog run. When we stopped by on a cloudy day midweek, each section had a couple dogs (and their owners) enjoying the greenery, fresh air, and exercise.

After a week of rain, we had all gotten to feeling a little cooped up so we headed out for a…read moremorning outing to the dog park. Promptly assaulted by a not very well behaved dog who left immediately after, our pup took a few minutes before she opened up to play, but then she had a ball. The area is clean with lots of seats, space for the dogs to run, fresh water on hand, and poop bags provided as well. I was not a fan of the gates, most dog parks offer some sort of self latching feature to help prevent escapades, not so here. Of course there will always be the people who bring in dogs well past the size limits and justify it with, she's nice?, but otherwise it's a decent place for Fido to get out and stretch his legs...

This dog park is now renamed in memory of officer Joseph Crowder. See new listing under The…read moreCrowder Dog Park.

Really frustrating experience at this dog park…read more Only two sections were open, which made it feel crowded right away. When I brought my dog into the large dog area, multiple dogs started bothering her, including one repeatedly trying to mount her. She was clearly uncomfortable and overwhelmed. The worst part was the owners--not paying attention and not stepping in at all. I was trying to leave, but the dogs crowded the exit and wouldn't back off. I had to physically push them away myself while my dog was getting stressed and pinned down. Dog parks only work when owners are responsible, and that was not the case here. Be careful bringing your dog here.

Like the park and the vibe, but yes as other reviews have indicated they don't really separate…read moresmall and large dogs, simply rotate them.

Only GOD forgives you faster than your DOG! #ReflectDogs…read moreLove & Forgiveness This is a very nice little dog park, actually three dog parks. I think that is so they can rotate them. They all have a very nice water fountains and nice concrete Pathways that lead to some covered benches to sit on. Each park has a poop bag dispenser and a nice big trash can. There's a little bit of a dip as you go to pull in but other than that you just park on the grass. All the parks appear to be lit in the evening