Just a great place to hang out on a crisp Autumn day with your favorite furry friend. It's an enclosed off-leash park where your friend can run free, make friends, howl, bark, sing, and have the best time ever while your enjoy the Autumn air, chat with other pet parents, or just laugh at the antics of all the funny furry children! I love this park and so does Sir Buddy! It's run by volunteers so please, when you visit, clean up after your pet and did is and a favor and pick up a little "karmic"poop too (if you see any). Overall, the park is pretty clean add this is how we keep it so -- we all chip in!!! It's a family affair at Muttland Meadows -- no bully dogs, parents, kids, or cliques! I LOVE this park! read more

Muttland Meadows - The front entrance is open and inviting so come on in and play! - Dog Parks Near Me - Grafton, Wisconsin

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Absolutely amazing! It's a woodsy area, 100% fenced in and it goes on forever we love it there!!!

This is our favorite dog park! Plenty of parking across the street but it's kind of tough pulling out because of traffic, so be cautious. It's always clean and busy. During our most recent trip, there was no water in any of the bowls, which I assume are filled by patrons. Bring water to make sure your dog stays hydrated! If you want to walk the perimeter, it's half of a mile. The regulars are always friendly. Owners do a good job of keeping an eye on their dogs to avoid any altercations. Sundays are especially busy but if you can go during the week, the lunch hours are less popular. read more

This park is very well maintained with plenty of garbage cans, baggy dispensers and groomed trails. The pet parents were very friendly and attentive. There is plenty of seating as well. There are wide open spaces and small patches of woods for the dogs to explore. Grafton parks don't allow dogs so having this place nearby is a great amenity. read more

Muttland Meadows - A pet parent's chance to share a photo on Yelp?!? I am taking it. :) - Dog Parks Near Me - Grafton, Wisconsin

Awesome dog park!!! Loaded with all the things a good dog park should have like balls, water dishes, pooper scoopers, bags, trash cans. Lots of nice dogs and even nice people too! read more

Best off-leash dog park around here. Fully fenced with lots of pet scooper stations. There are water bowls but remember to bring your own water for the dogs. My 120lb golden just loves to come here. So many different types of paths to sniff around. Open areas, little paths to go under and wooded areas as well. I just love the fact that it's a good manageable size and is fully fenced. read more

Muttland Meadows - muttland meadows entrance / open area - Dog Parks Near Me - Grafton, Wisconsin

This is my dogs' favorite place to spend a Saturday afternoon. It is well-cared for and there's plenty of room to roam, even for Sora, my Siberian husky. There's plenty of water bowls but you need to bring your own water. A lot of people bring in a gallon jug and casually fill bowls as they see them. There are plenty of trash bins and pickers so it's very easy to pick up after your dog. The trails make for a nice walk for humans and there are picnic tables for humans too, although the dogs play king of the mountain on them so you may not want to eat off of them. This is truly a hidden treasure for dogs. read more

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We visit this park mostly during the week and during the day. My pup likes to keep to himself, we usually go to play with his tennis ball. The park itself is massive. Great to walk around all the trails and be secluded from others. While my pup is a big dog there is no area just for small dogs. I do believe this park would be so much better if it was run like county dog parks were with registration, maintenance checks and a small dog area. They do do a great job keeping the wood chips coming and the dog bags/scoopers plentiful. read more

I've tried giving this place another chance, but today after my pup getting beat up AGAIN, I can say we won't be going back. I don't know if it is the dogs, or the owners not addressing these behaviors in their dogs, but it's not worth it. read more

Great location and size, fully fenced in with lots of pet scoopers and bags available. As with all dog parks you have uninformed owners but so far so good. My dog loves to go there and run free with other dogs. Please pick up after your pet and be responsible! read more

I am here almost every day especially when the weather turns and the lake is no longer an option. Park is completely fenced in, has parking right by the entrance. Garbage cans are all around. There are water bowls and tennis balls. There are paths throughout the park to walk around. Lots of trees and open area. Is open 24/7 because it is a private park. It's awesome. Just please make sure you donate! read more

Awesome dog park! I've never had a problem with aggressive dogs here. People are extremely friendly, plenty of pooper scooper stations, water bowls, and benches. I like that there are paths, open grassy areas, and more wooded areas to give my dog some variety to play in. read more

I loved this place, but most importantly, so did my greyhound! It's a bit of a fetch from Milwaukee but well worth the drive. This is a private dog park, volunteer-run, so make sure you donate and/or do your part to keep the park clean! This isn't your average fenced-in square dog park, it's sprawling with wooded areas and trails, and completely fenced-in. Your dog actually feels like they are on a walk with you off-leash. It's really great. Even the humans can get a good walk in at this place. There's water bowls everywhere (however definitely bring your own), and poop stations and bags all over the place, too. This place feels more like a community than a sterile dog park, making it worth the drive. read more

This is not just a wonderful dog park, but a great community of dog owners. My dog loves it here, she is free to run off her energy and play with all different kinds of dogs; it's very amusing to watch and laugh and chat with the other people. Made some great friends here. People here are very friendly and have a lot of resources and advice. They rely on donations and volunteers to upkeep the place; and please just a friendly reminder, pick up the poop and be mindful of bringing small children to the dog park. There's a playground across the street at Lime Kiln, this is the doggy playground ;) read more

People are all really amazing, so many different people bring their dogs here it's fantastic! Everyone's accepting and understanding towards puppies learning how to play yet, dogs who are more hyper and yappy. My dog barks constantly because that's just how he plays and everyone is very compassionate. Highly recommended (: read more

There are just too many issues with this park that need to be pointed out for some people. 1. Many of the regulars do not watch their dogs. I understand that in pack situations dogs will display alpha behavior, but when your dog is constantly warned by another to stop the display, the owners need to step in. For example, there is a collarless dog an older man who has difficulty moving (he brings a cane) that tries to hump everyone else's dog. After having to break up fights between his dog Fred and mine over a half dozen times because of this, I've given up on trying to instruct him about the behavior (as have other people) or how telling Fred 'it doesn't work' doesn't help the situation. It's also disconcerting when you try to reach in and you have a cane poking your arm and hand away from the situation. 2. The older dog walkers with multiple dogs. They are in no physical shape to handle the 8 to 12 dogs they each bring, not to mention you are constantly having to point out where their dogs have gone. Additionally, one of them brings a dog that barks continuously the entire time she is there. I believe his name is Baxter, and will rush you with aggressiveness to see what you will do while barking. 3. Your dog will be disciplined according to the way the regulars think it should. I've had people get in my dog's face and yell at her, pull her tail, and take a swipe at her. I've had to bring a water bottle to spray other people, not just dogs. It doesn't matter if you are trying to train your dog, they will invite them up on their bodies, up on tables, etc., and ridicule you for wanting your dog to have some manners. 4. The weekends - Despite a park for kids right across from it and warnings about kids running and screaming around dogs, there are plenty doing it on the weekend. Their parents usually have a bacon and egg breakfast sandwich in one hand and a cup of coffee in the other. And a dog that isn't too friendly. 5. The water dishes - never cleaned. If you want to risk a vet visit for a bacterial infection or deal with loose stools for a couple of days, let your dog drink from the dish. 6. The Board - Don't bother contacting anyone with complaints. The board members of some of the worst when it comes to these things. And they know everything there is to know about your dog and dog behavior. Really. They do. 7. The good - If you want a place where you really don't have to pick up your dog's poop, watch him or be have to control him, walk around the outdoors while checking out your cellphone or having a smoke, this is the park for you. If you want to skip most of the issues I listed, as early in the morning as you can make it would be better. Otherwise, I'd suggest the Belgium dog park as a number of people have informed me the situation is about the same in West Bend. read more