A dog park is only at good as the dog owners who go there. Sure, the maintenance staff do their…read morebest to refill the bag containers and take out the trash. But the owners must watch their dogs and pick up after them!! We stick to the small dog side mainly as the owners there seemed more friendly and watchful. I do appreciate that there is an agility course side too, for those active dogs who need a little more action. Just go during times outside of busy hours.

Such a fun place for dogs AND humans, walking path and benches to entertain humans while dogs play…read more Seen a couple dog fights in my time at the park but resolved and nothing seriously harming others.

I've been to this park for years now and have enjoyed it every time I've gone. This time I went I…read moretried out there disc golf course which was very open and easy to navigate. The course was 9 holes, was not too busy for a Saturday afternoon, and is beginner-friendly. The rest of the park is very nice as well! There are multiple paths that make there way around the park, some looping and some being out and back. There are also connecting paths to take you across the road to other parks and areas of Hillsboro. Overall, this park is a very nice, family friendly, park with many things to offer and beautiful walking scenery no matter the season.

Decent park. It's got frisbee golf, a play area, and some picnic tables. We dropped by to check out…read morethe trails. Mostly it seems to be a connector trail to the Rock Creek system. We ended up taking the short, boardwalk loop...a bit muddy & surrounded by pretty high waters currently. Still yet, nice for a brief leg-stretcher.

What a great park and I love how "tucked in" it feels. Ample parking and a nicely laid out parking…read morelot. I came here for the first time to see a Movie in the Park which was such a great time. Everything was laid out so well for the event and with the entrance path it was much easier for me since I need a cane and can have walking challenges. I want to come back and wander through the trails!

Heads up! Trail closure until May 2024. The whole back side of the upper loop blocked. You can…read morestill cross the bridges on both sides but no connection.

Parking is tough. We come for baseball and happen to have a dog so we get multiple uses out of it…read more I have seen one person pick poop up and the rest just pretend like their dog didn't poop. Nasty. It's also super sandy with lots of holes from dogs digging it up. The size is nice but I think I'd rather go to a different dog park. As far as their field and playground goes that gets 4 stars so with my 0 for the dog park we get a 2 in total. Not a great park and I'm sincerely glad it's not nearby because I would be sad if it was my local park.

"Living in a haze, staying in the shade. All I do is sit around and wait for better days. I could…read moreuse a break, can I get an amen? All I do is sit around and wait for better days" -Mae Muller and Neiked. Oregon Proud. This is also a regular park that is strangely very big. If you like to take time away from anything that gives you mental distress, this park is the best. I usually come here by bus because I don't drive on Farmington and the park is very accessible. If you have a dog, it's a good place for your pups to walk around with extreme happiness. For those who don't own a dog, this is a good place to walk around. It's also a good place to take the kids because Hazeldale Park is has a playground too. Warning: If you don't live in the area please plan accordingly if you have a dog. If not make use of the 88 bus.

This park is rough. Pretty hilly trails. Poorly maintained river access. Natural areas have lots…read moreof invasives. I suppose if I was into frisbee golf I might feel differently.

I went for an impromptu picnic and it was very pleasant. I…read moreenjoyed watching the people use the skate park and the BMX track.

This is my favorite dog park in the Beaverton area. I have been coming here for three years. I come…read morehere for the seasonal mixed dog area. This zone is all fenced in and placed on a large hillside. It's easy to tire out your pup having them run up and down the hillside. There are lots of places for owners to sit, some shaded. Poop bags are also available along with a water station. There is a designated small dog area and a mixed dog area as well that are both open all year. Outside the dog park there is a walking trail to walk your leashed dog on as well! There are probably 50 parking spots or so available, and it's not usually too busy here. Highly recommend to all the dog parents around here!

I would normally give this dog park a 5-star, but today it was quite muddy in the fenced in…read moreoff-leash area and our husky-wolf mix did what huskies will do! Sat in the only mud puddle in the entire field. Good stars given for the excellent water facilities right there to rinse her off! Sheesh! We'll be back when it is drier or with snow!

We just started coming here and really like it. The lunchtime crowd are responsible dog owners and…read moreeveryone is friendly. We will be coming back! Love that there are three different areas to meet the needs of your dog.

The people in the dog park were not very friendly. My heeler/aussie mix was greeted by friendly…read moredogs, but we actually didn't stay. He doesn't care about other dogs very much and wasn't interested in playing. We went and hiked around the fields and checked out the area. It's great for walking him, and great for me as I'm dealing with two meniscus tears I'm trying to heal from. All In all I will definitely go back but just for the hiking.

BEST dog park in Vancouver! 10+ acres of fenced-in rolling hills. All the dogs and owners are well…read morebehaved and social. Took my 8 month old puppy there and he ran and played for TWO solid hours! His favorite park and the only reason he gets in the car anymore. LOL!

Beautiful, huge off leash dog park with a wrap around trail. Barrels for poop only is helpful and…read morejugs of clean water for the pups as well as a water station. People are friendly, dogs must be fixed, which is a plus!

Had my first date here with my now fiancé of 3 years. Very memorable place to walk/run/jog. Very…read morebeginner entry level to intermediate friendly. different types of diverse paths to go wherever you want. Nice area.

Nice little hike at Tualatin Hills Nature Park with my daughter. It was her idea to go. So grateful…read morefor great weather, great hikes, and a great kiddo.

This is definitely one of my favorites if not the favorite dog park in the Portland area. It's…read morehuge! Fenced all around. Places to socialize with other dogs but also enough room to roam around and walk. Make sure to bring your own water, patrons sometimes will fill the water coolers but we bring water with us too. It's nice to take a couple laps around as well to get your human exercise in too as your pup runs and plays.

Good dog park, large fenced areas, wood chips keep things from getting too muddy, nice walking path…read moreand there's always water bowls (not always filled or having water there but 60% of the time I'd say). There's a lot of traffic through the park so it's handy to bring some water with you if you plan to be there for a length of time. I like walking through the attached park (Pier Park) and crossing the. Ridge to the dog park for some extra steps. But there's parking next to the park if you come in from Columbia Blvd.