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    Orange Dog Park

    3.8 (211 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Tim B.

    The most amazing parking in Orange County people are friendly. The dogs are friendly. The anxiety goes on a leash once you take it off it's freedom for the dogs. Patience is everything.

    Subsidence

    Shown in pictures is the result of hiring the low bidder to regrade areas of prior subsidence. This is why this park has to close after "wet conditions". You get what you pay for. Documented for you by a retired union grade checker.

    Marian L.

    It was a very nice park, lots of puppies. My dog enjoyed it a lot there. We will come back someday.

    Full house at the dog park
    May C.

    As a local, I love bringing my fur babies here! It's like a social club for pugs and their humans. This cute little park is perfect for letting my pups burn off all that pent-up energy from waiting at home all day while I'm at work. The prime time for maximum doggie action is around 5 to 6 PM. It's like rush hour, but way cuter and with fewer traffic jams. If you're looking for a place where tails wag more than tongues, this is it! Maybe we'll see you next time at the dog park.

    This is a beautiful view for dogs to walk here and play
    Cristina M.

    this is good Domingo and talk to people and see puppies piece of dogs together to play with each other

    Nancy S.

    We have been coming to this dog park since 2007. It's changed many times and it's still here. Wishing that eventually they will half fake grass it and also attempt to reseed and make half real grass but I guess the dogs don't care either way. Just can't bring your dog here after a grooming (unless you don't mind mud and dirt) bring a towel for your dog and keep in car to wipe them off. Great spot with community folks. There are restrooms and there was a snack vending machine but it had recently gotten vandalized so not sure did that option is still available. Most owners have control over there dogs and I have not seen any aggressive dogs recently. If your pooch needs to blow off some energy this is the spot. Separate areas for larger and smaller dogs. Lots of parking and people so y stay for long so there is a constant flow. Bring your furry friend.

    my pup Texas
    Kaitlyn P.

    my pup absolutely loves coming here and gets so excited when i ask him if he wants to go to the park! all the dogs are friendly (for the most part). i come here almost every day and have only had a few altercations with other dogs, but the regulars who bring their dogs a lot have the most well-behaved dogs.

    Cheech and his new friend Luna

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    Nice. Separate sizes. Smallish. No lights. Don't leave valuables in car. Extra characters to post.

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    It's a very nice dog park . Decent size . Spacious . Not to shady I'd the only flaw. Otherwise lots of room and clean.

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    Ask the Community - Orange Dog Park

    Does anyone know the time frame as to when the park will reopen?

    April 7, 2018

    Is there an alternate location that opened while this one is closed?

    Yes, Olive Hills Dog Park off Nohl Ranch Road behind Nohl Canyon Elementary School.

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    Review Highlights - Orange Dog Park

    There are poop bags, water station, water bowls, toys, chairs, 2 benches, and an area to hang your leashes!

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    4.2(152 reviews)
    3.5 mi

    BEWARE - ROTTEN APPLE…read more On August 7, at approximately 9:25 a.m., we entered Olive Hills Park and, within seconds of coming through the second gate, a dog named Apple (an older brown, black, and white dog with pointed ears) immediately attacked my 1-year-old Chihuahua mix by grabbing her neck and pinned her. My dog cried while we waited for the owner to intervene because it was too dangerous to step in. This was the second time the same dog has attacked my dog at this park in the same location, just as we enter the park. The owner stated, "She's just a bully," and other park visitors appeared to already know the dog by that reputation. The owner never asked if my dog was okay or acknowledged the seriousness of the incident. We left the park because we no longer felt safe. When I returned to ask why this continued to happen, another person with the owner dismissed it as "just dogs being dogs. And that she only does that to your dog" I wanted to make others aware of this recurring issue involving Apple.

    Let's just start with the general pros and cons of this dog park --…read more Pros: - plenty of parking - two sections separating large dogs and small dogs - turf & dirt - benches to sit - waste bags and trash cans provided Cons - flying bugs/gnats - doesn't have many dogs the times I've gone I usually go to the Wildcatters dog park in Brea but decided to come here with my dog today for the first time in at least a year around 9:15am. I went to the small dog park and saw a group of people sitting down in the shaded benches talking to each other. I could tell they were all friends or acquaintances that regularly frequent the park so I sat by myself to the side to just watch my dog play. There were about 5 other dogs there. I picked up my dog's poop but saw at least 2-3 piles of poop from other dogs that had not been picked up. I was just sitting there when a cute little black/brown furry dog came up to me to sniff me and my pants. I didn't pet him but naturally I gently put my hand out for him to sniff me and get comfortable but he suddenly lashed out and bit my hand. It was hard enough to make me scream and break my skin to cause it to bleed. I looked around and no one batted an eye. I decided to get up and leave with my dog but before leaving, I went up to the group and asked if anyone knew whose dog it was. One of the ladies responded "oh, he's mine. Did he bite you?" I responded "yes, he did" and she was like "oh... yeah he bites" ... okay, what??? The other two ladies were sitting there nonchalantly and asked if the bite broke skin, and I told them it did and that I was bleeding. The biting dog's owner had to go to her car to get a first aid kit. I wanted to leave but thought that was the least she could do. She proceeded to tell me that her dog has brain damage and probably saw my hand as a shadow and a threat and that he was a rescue that was abused in the past. She also mentioned that 99% of people who come to that dog park know that her dog bites. And that she should have mentioned it to me but she was talking and got distracted. And not to worry because her dog is up to date with all his shots. Oh, and that the first aid kit in her car is so well equipped and it better be because it came with her $80K car. Literally everything that came out of her mouth missed the point that she should NOT be having her dog out in public areas ESPECIALLY unsupervised. As an expecting mother, I also got really nervous thinking about any children that might come to this park and get bitten just for innocently wanting to play with a cute dog. I did report this to OC Animal Care but please come here, or any dog park in general, at your own risk. You'd think people wouldn't bring their dogs to a dog park if they know it bites but not everyone has common sense. I'm just glad it was me and not my dog because that would have been an incoming lawsuit.

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    Grijalva Park at Santiago Creek

    Grijalva Park at Santiago Creek

    4.4(44 reviews)
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    Grijalva park has so many hidden gems !! Clean bathrooms…read more Plenty of parking !!!! Has a trail Shaded picnic areas , workout area, and playground for little ones!! Along with big open fields of grass !!! Came here for a baby's birthday party and was pleased with the birthday area! There was shade and great seating , looked clean as well. There seemed to be park staff checking in as well. One complaint from the host of the party is that when she arrived to set up, there was a Couple parked in plain sight next to her in the lot, doing the nasty nasty. Yes , you read that right. On a Sunday afternoon (12pm) .... She was disgusted and looked for help but didn't see staff/ anyone nearby . She got out of her car to make her presence be known.... You would think that couple would care and leave ... no MAAM no sir, they finished their business first and then finally left! No tint and didn't care..... Thankfully no children or families were around to see that crap. It's a nice park , nice area but always look twice and don't let your children outta your sight!

    Grijalva Park offers an outdoor gym, basketball courts, soccer field and an indoor multipurpose…read morebuilding. They offer a few covered areas for rent for birthday parties at a very fair price. This park offers a play area for older kids as well as one for younger kids. It is set in a neighborhood which makes it nice for locals to walk to. Please be respectful when driving to this park and remember your dogs must be on a leash.

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    Santiago Park

    3.6(66 reviews)
    2.1 mi

    Good and Bad: Good:…read moreNicely decorated, lots of greenery, play areas, left side of park safer Bad: Homeless took the right side of the park (closest to discovery cube), park ranger not present during day, saw homeless sleeping in one of play areas for kids Pro tip: Walk vigilantly! Be alert and present. Be around other people! You don't want to get attacked or robbed.

    Santiago creek is a mixture or even a combination of two major parks. One, hart park and the other…read moreSantiago park. The watershed is the in between. Both offer goof parking availability, both are well placed for long distance running, with paths consistent of dirt trails of pavement and concrete, with a few obstacles, all of which are easy to moderate. It seems like a good place for walkers, joggers runners and for bikers . The paths at hart park starts by the old buildings of the swimming pool area. Crossing towards the west, you'll come across a few highway overpasses and an archery park, and a open air auditorium . Along the way, a dry water shed that connects to Santiago park, which has been in redevelopment . New trails, new kids park, new arbory and cleaned up trails. The trail extends into and past the science center and willl make its way to the entrance of the mall, by Broadway. On your return trip, there will be outlets by the rail, that lead out to the neighboring community. Total path in and out can 2 to 4 ... but can extend to over 8 miles... if one follows east of hart park. Overall, great family trails, clean, quiet and welcoming and beyond all else, made for everyone to have fun. Rating of 3.9 to 4.1 stars

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