The dogs love to run and play together. This park has what's needed to have a good time by…read moreeveryone. There's a water fountain, human benches, poop bags. The park is a little small, but still enough room for the dogs to have a good time. The park has a large dog area and a small dog area.

My pack loves this park! They love running wide open, and this park has room to do that (2 acres)…read more They have fun with the other dogs in the park and even enjoy it when they have the park to themselves. There are plenty of balls and toys laying around to play with, two doggie pools, a water hose, a sandbox, benches, some agility course equipment, buckets and a hydrant for water, and a gazebo for owners to sit under. There are plenty of shaded areas for dogs to run around in as well. It also gives me peace of mind knowing that all dogs must be fully vaccinated to have access to the park. The park is secure with a passcode for that purpose. We enjoy our visits!

Brought my human to this very large fenced in area. I love to run with the pack without having to…read moreworry about having a leash on my humans. I actually brought both of my humans and they made some friends while I cooled off in the pool. I love seeing them off leash without a care in the world. There's a bathing suite optional pool but please keep your humans out. I Had a chance to chase a labradoodle, he was quite the stud and we definitely hit it off. Not gonna lie I'm hoping to run into him more often. There's also a trail area with a nice shaded area to relax but my human kept wanting to play throw so I obliged and chased after the ball for him. The park does require a membership for your human. All human owners must be current on required shots and spayed/neutered. The Barking Lot is open during normal park hours.* There are no day passes and the cost is $40 per year. This does not include the cost to get into the park ($45 per year or $5 per visit) The barking lot is closed on Tuesdays from 9-11 for maintenance. Some things I suggest you bring: -Towel or rag to wipe off after the pool - If you have wipes, bring them to clean drool off your face. Canines are known for wet kisses and greet each other this way. - There is plenty of water but if you must drink filtered bring your own - poop bags ... There are some at the park but my human has had to improvise because they ran out. He can be so creative sometimes. Remember to make sure you don't eat right before coming to play. Bloats no joke. *Park Hours Monday-Sunday November 1- February 28/29, 7:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. March 1 - October 31, 7:00 A.M. - 8:30 P.M. Saluda Shoals Park is closed on New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day

Page Ellington Park was a pretty good park. I will say that it's not very big and doesn't have a…read moreton of shade cover like most urban parks do, but it does seem like a nice place to walk around in at any time of the year except for summer. Sadly, I also saw a deceased frog just lying there cooking in the sun. :( Although it's not the greatest park I've been to, Page Ellington isn't bad by any means!

Such a great addition to the Bill Street area. There's no membership required but that doesn't mean…read morethis park is lacking. There's water fountains, benches, and a basket full of tennis balls for enjoyment. Our pup loves it and so do we!

Emily Douglas Park is a great park that can be used for a variety of reasons. It's a great place to…read morelet your dog run around for a little while, let your kids run around on the jungle gym, or enjoy some peace and quiet in the Meditation Garden. As a history nerd, I also loved the plaques that told some of the history of the surrounding area, and there was a cool amphitheater where you could sit down and enjoy an awesome view of the park. All-in-all, I loved this little park, and will definitely be back in the future!

This is such a cute dog park! It's hidden between a nice older neighborhoods. The grounds are well…read morekept; it's shady and they provide water. Bonus!! It's free. Downside is the access isn't really handicap friendly. You have to park on the street and go down flights of stairs.

Went to take my pup to his first dog park and learned you have to pay a membership annually to have…read moreaccess to the park. We didn't stay, we saw there were two areas where children can play, but I don't think I'll be back. We went to a free dog park after we left this location which had more fenced in space.

Pros: Amount of space. Grass. Location. Amenities. Cost is low for a private park…read more Cons: They are so strict with implementation of the rules it's hostile. We love the park itself, but feel like we are being interrogated and our every move watched by the Board of Directors and their friends. For example, we recently went and one of the dogs tried to fight our dog who immediately ran away and did not engage. I was very kind about it and our dog was okay so we just politely walked away. A few minutes later the owners of the same dog came up to us and our friend we let in and told her to physically show her phob or she couldn't let us stay because she was on the Board of Directors. So, your dog tried to attack mine, but you'll kick us out for forgetting a phob? How is that okay? It's just not a welcoming environment. Their rules and their attitude have worn us down and it feels more like military school than a dog park. It's just not worth it.

I have used this kennel for years with other dogs....so this time expected the same care for my…read morepups! I was extremely unhappy this time... 1. I was not allowed to see where they were staying...was told owner will Not Allow even their own children into "the back area"....really set off alarm bells...yes, I made a late reservation...my other pups have stayed in the front areas where I could monitor them... 2 .was told that they could not go into an indoor/outdoor run because of size ...only indoor...they are 38lbs and 45lbs 3. They were filthy when I picked them up and they reeked of urine... 4.. their bedding was soaked with urine...claimed they knocked over water as they were leaving...when I questioned why the blankets were soaking wet with urine I was told "oh,if we had known we would have washed them...and yes they smelled them and acknowledged it was urine... 5. Bathed them as soon as I got home and they had several ticks on them! Don't they spray areas to prevent that???I know I do.... I am soooo disappointed with them....i now really question their care....i realize it was a holiday weekend,but this is unacceptable!!

Our fur babies have been staying at Glenview for about 10 years now. When we first started using…read morethem, they were fantastic. I never worried about my boy and he loved going there. It may be that he is getting older but he doesn't seem to enjoy it as much and he comes home exhausted and dirty. He has become a grumpy old man.

Brought my dog there to give her the chance to run around with other dogs…read more When I got home, I found a tick on her snout. Be careful!

Great dog park near downtown Spartanburg! I brought my Aussie here before a long car ride to get…read moresome of that energy out. It's situated along the running trail in Spa which is convenient if you're nearby. They've updated a lot in the last year by adding shade structures and picnic tables. There's a beautiful metal archway with vines growing and 2 baby pools you can fill with water for your pup to cool down in. Agility toys have been installed so your fur baby can jump across tires or swerve through poles. It's a good size park with enough room to enjoy your own space while other dogs play. Be sure to check out the community board for upcoming events and don't forget to pick up after your pup!

Actually I'm not sure why almost no one brings a dog here. It's certainly nice enough and even has…read moresome tree shaded benches for owners to sit on! This dog park is the very next place beside Daddy Joe's Beach House BBQ who has an outside dining patio and welcomes our canine friends! Maybe that's where the dogs are! I've traveled by this place literally hundreds of times and this was the first occasion that I saw anyone here. One guy and his dog!

Great dog park Huge, lots of water for the pups…read moreOne of the nicest I've been to Wooded area, kind of hard to find entrance the first time Has a smaller area for small dogs

Once again, Yelp to the rescue. It was such a beautiful day, especially considering that it was the…read moreFirst of March, that I wanted to eat outside and so my phone brought me and my sandwich here, where I found a perfect picnic table in the sunshine. At the moment, I don't have a dog but when she moves to Charlotte I will be looking to bring her here for a whole lot of running about. Volleyball courts, tennis courts, picnic tales, a massive gated playground area and tons of parking. The ballfields are currently marked off for repair, but that's a small detail. I did see a few of Charlotte's finest with their K-9 partners that were parked and doing some sort of exercise. And here's your history lesson. William Davie (1756-1820) was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. He was the tenth governor of North Carolina and was instrumental in the Battle of Charlotte in 1780, where his force of 150 men held off more than 2000 Redcoats. A true Charlotte hero! Great, great, GREAT park.

Great Park for adults as wells as pups. We have made wonderful friends that care for each other as…read morewell as our pups. There are two sides, one for large dogs and one for small dogs (20lbs and under). Shelters and benches for pup parents.

Just moved here from out of state, I have two dogs. I've been looking for a new dog park just to…read moreexercise my dogs and this is the only one that comes up. The people are so snooty and rude. The rules and regulations are insane, never heard of a PUBLIC dog park that you have to PAY and APPLY just to have access. I say don't waste your time or money on coming here. It's a nice park but so not worth the headache of applying and paying just to exercise your dogs.