This dog park is located in a part of shingles creek regional park next to the playground. There is…read moretwo sections, one small and one large dog section. Both have a drinking fountain, seating bench and picnic table.

Frequent this park so much. I find it so peaceful and quiet (apart from the occasional barks from…read morethe pet boarding resort). Tons of space for your dog(s) to run around. Lots of dirt too!

This is a very small dog park in the living neighborhood of Loriot Park. It is a very…read morewell-maintained. It has a sign it is only for a residence. However, there is open access to anyone there is only one area so large and small dogs are together.

Laureate Dog Park is a small dog park in a residential neighborhood. There is not much to it, but…read moreit is for the residents of this neighborhood. Lake Nona certainly has grown, it has been awhile since I was here. This is a nice neighborhood pand this dog park fits it well.

A nice shaded park to bring your pups! They have a small and large dog section (I believe small…read moredogs are up to 30lbs) and they have a time out section between the two if you ever need to give your pup a little alone time. They have hoses for water bowls, there's always a few hanging around, and a water fountain for humans + dogs. I will say the last few months the dog fountain hasn't drained so I'm not sure if there's a maintenance plan for that and wouldn't recommend letting your pup drink from it. Other than that, it's a huge park with a few gazebos and tables plus benches throughout. Doggy bags for pickup are plentiful and for the humans there's a public restroom up the path (about a 10 minute walk). My pups have all loved it but be warned it is definitely best to come on a bath day!

This is a great shady location, well provided with benches, water, trash cans a poop bags. However…read moreI was really disappointed at the amount of dog poop all over that owners did not pick up. How do you not pick up after your dog even when everything is provided for you? Really inconsiderate.

Very large community park with a ton of amenities! The playground is so large and fully fenced…read more Enormous grass space. Covered picnic area. Packed walking strip. Overall very clean and perfectly maintained.

Great park with plenty of shade. There is a section for adult exercise and a little pavilion with a…read moregrill and benches. Parking is a little scarce and there weren't any visible bathrooms. Large green area for soccer and running. Would definitely come back.

Very beautiful little park with a playground right in the middle of homes and by the lake, it is…read morevery well-maintained and has plenty of lounging chairs. There is also a strip of grass.

although cute... middle of a neighborhood ain't the move. I was approached by a HOA asking for an…read moreID.

This park is cute and has dog poop bags and is surrounded by bushes so great for having my dog off…read moreleash. However he doesn't like they are redoing the grass so there's loose patches which makes it currently hard for him to run.

Located in the Canaveral National Seashore. Great find as we were driving down the road…read more There are two well marked and maintained trails. One trail is approximately 2 miles out and back and the other is about a mile out and back. Plenty of shade on both trails. The shorter trail has several benches to sit and enjoy the peacefulness. A few things to note - - there are no trash cans so remember to take out anything you take in. - there are no restrooms - pets are allowed but must be kept on a leash.

I I have been coming to this park for a while now on Sunday's ! It's my morning routine. My husband…read moreand I love walking here because there is barely any people or dogs who walk the pond area early in the mornings. To me this is more of a dog park honestly because they have an area just for dogs, love that they separated the big dogs from the small dogs. There is a lot of benches to sit at, pavilions for shade as well as a playground for the kids. I love that they have the exercise stations for those who want to get a workout in while walking or jogging the pond. Only thing I had an issue is that the women's restroom doesn't have a trash can for feminine product disposal.

This is a beautiful city park, well-maintained and with plenty of room to run and play, with an…read moreimpressive amount of forest within the "large dog" off-leash area. However, the majority of us are not "allowed" here and it is dangerous. Let me explain. The first Saturday morning I went I fell in love immediately and met some nice people and dogs. Unfortunately, I have never had that experience again, and I now realize this was an anomaly. There is a group of locals who "own" the spot, mostly mid-40's to mid-60's men. They are not friendly or welcoming and their dogs are aggressive, clearly feeding off of the "subtle" vibes of their owners. The vibe with the dogs is more overt: no one else allowed here. The dogs will bark menacingly and chase off other dogs and constantly have their hackles up. The first time I encountered the group was on a Sunday, so I thought, "Okay, I'll just stick with Saturdays at this place." But the next Saturday they were there, too. Really bad vibes, had to leave quickly. I stayed away from visiting for a while, but I have to re-state that this is such a great dog park! So today, I wanted to try again, and I figured maybe a weekday morning at 7:00am would be safe. Nope! The crew was there like they live there. I was so upset but let my dog at least run the full fenced in area and go potty. Several dogs had already threatened him, hackles all up, the crew not saying a word to me as I walked past to bag my dog's poop. We left as quickly as we could (it's a BIG place), and two of "the crew" were also leaving with their three dogs. My own dog is a sweet Labradoodle; you know, one of those kind souls who is always smiling and who loves everyone and every dog? Well, as we were trying to exit, the pack of three dogs attacked my dog. The owner quickly called them off, but mine ran to me (he's 90 lbs) and was clearly afraid. I comforted him and we waited for the group to leave first. My dog seemed fine, and unhurt. However, I later found drips of blood on the back door of my car, once I realized that his ear was wounded at home. I am so furious. This is ridiculous. This public park does NOT belong to these horrible people and their violent dogs. I wish law enforcement would intervene, but I doubt it. I would not recommend visiting this park, although it is absolutely beautiful. It's a shame that people suck, train their dogs to suck, and ruin a lovely thing for others who have every right to enjoy it. My tax dollars, which are substantial, pay for this park, too. It makes me so angry that I will never be able to go back.