As far as dog parks go this one is elite. It has both large and small dog sections. The large dog…read moresection is very large, with more than enough room for dogs to sprint with their friends. There is a water fountain and bowl for the dogs to be refreshed and extend their play time. There are poop bags and trash collection bins for you to clean up as well. There aren't any obstacle courses or permanent "toys" if you will for them to play with (i.e. tunnels, stairs, etc) but honestly you don't really need them since there is more than enough room to throw a ball, and there are typically AT LEAST 2-3 other dogs in the part to occupy your pet. We come here often to tire out our high-energy golden and he consistently leaves full of joy and devoid of energy! I highly recommend Quincy park for your dogs!

Huge beautiful park. The most well maintained dog park I've ever been too. Separated for big and…read moresmall baby's

Didn't know this place was even here until someone told me about it the other day. I stopped by…read morewith the pooch last night and was thrilled to know there was a place where my little guy could run and play. Located on the East End of town, the dog park was a little tricky for me to find out how to get to it. Not being from here originally, I'm not quite familiar with everything. I figured it out though by entering the park off Franklin and driving towards the boat ramp. The entrance to the dog park is right next to the boat ramp. Separate areas for small and large dogs, although while I was there, the small dog area (which is also smaller in size) was the only area with dogs in them.. and they were larger dogs. My guy will play with anyone though and he was happy to have someone to play with. Great little free park and I'm sure I'll be back quite often.

This is a nice dog park that has separate areas for both big and small dogs. It's located on the…read moreriver by the boat launch, so it's scenic. However it's also located right next to the sewer treatment plant, so if there's a stiff wind, watch out! The large-dog area is HUGE and has a nice rolling hill for dogs to run over. It doesn't have water stations like other parks in the area, but just outside of the fenced area there is a dog water station. It could use a bench or two for seating, but it's nicely maintained and a spacious spot for dogs to burn through their energy. I would recommend visiting!

We've been on the hunt for some dog-friendly activities in West Michigan, and our time at Kirk Park…read morewas everything we hoped for! The dog beach is about a 5-minute walk from the parking lot, and the trail is very well marked. The weather was great, so there were lots of dogs there enjoying the water. There are changing facilities and restrooms available near the parking lot, but not on the beach, so keep that in mind. We're looking forward to enjoying the water with our golden retriever again soon!

Dog-friendly section of beach? Check Sand dune trails? Check…read moreWell-maintained bathroom facilities? Check Beautiful views of Lake Michigan both high and low? Check This is *the* beach spot for you and your canine.

This place is THE BEST. This might be my favorite dog park…read moreever. There is a very large, small dog section where there are lots of small dogs for my boy to play with on the weekends. There's also a other side where all dogs are welcome. Both sections are huge, grassy, and have a little bit of shade. My favorite part of this dog park though is that there are enclosed trails where you can hike and have your dog off leash. My dog goes crazy and has the best time ever running around like a silly goose in this area. People are really friendly and do a good job of watching their dogs and cleaning up after them from what I've seen. It's only a 20 minute drive from downtown Grand Rapids and is absolutely beautiful.

I love this dog park! I take my dogs here just about every weekend. Lots of room for them to run…read morearound and a great drinking fountain for them as well. Grass and path are groomed well. Double gate to enter and exit. Tons of parking available and a bathroom on site. There is also a dog washing station which is such a great perk!

Fantastic facility! Fantastic staff! Fantastic Community structure!…read more There are wonderful rolling hills which create natural divisions in which dogs will group, so it's like having several yards within one. The pond is deep enough and contoured enough to provide a lot of variation and slope. The physical build of the docks is top notch. There is enough shade at the pond for humans to be comfy. The bathing facilities are so "Temple Grandin" with full length windows at each of the very clean walk-in tubs, and they all look out over the park! My pup LOVED IT. Be prepared to state your animal's positive and/or challenging behaviors in written detail, and give yourself enough time to really read the community guidelines and education. Last but not least, it doesn't hurt to have an attached dog-friendly tavern which occasionally has food via one food truck or another. It's almost worth moving there for this park!

Train their staff. One of my dogs is a rescue and is sensitive if dogs "pack up" in small spaces…read more Like the front gate. I spoke to our vet about it because I was concerned. He growled a short. growl and got out of the situation It happend with a black wolf like dog. The vet said it was completely normal. Also.the staff needs to listen to both sides of a complaint and if there are more complaints from a single person consider what they are upset about!! I have found a really nice smaller dog park in Kalamazoo. There isn't the stress of Meadow run. There's a centralized area where people and dogs socialize with plenty of benches so people can sit and watch their dogs easily. There are objects like trees, benches and a fire hydrant to help get a visual on area to look to pick up poop bags available ! The park isn't enormous so dogs disappear! People are very friendly. It's great!!

Hillcrest Park, Dog Park, and Community Garden. ⁣…read more This Neighborhood Park features a baseball diamond, soccer fields, and dog park. ⁣ ⁣ Right down the road is the Hillcrest Garden. This garden brings the neighborhood together to plant and grow one of the largest community gardens in Michigan! One of the reasons this neighborhood is so desirable to live in! ⁣ ⁣

Okay guys. I almost don't want to brag about this place because I know how crowded good dog parks…read morecan get. But, it'd be selfish of me to not share this park with you. Hillcrest is such a good dog park!! I have a big tall hunting (in nature) hound pit mix who cannot be trusted in short fences... we've homeward bounded it a few times in his short (not even two years) of life. Lord, help me! We loved the tall fences and felt super secure in the HUGE fenced in area. There are many trees and stumps for dogs to stand on and play around. Many benches and picnic tables for comfortable sitting and resting for owners. Kind dog lovers have brought stainless steel drinking bowls that are scattered about the park. Also, there seemed to be two different fenced dog areas... I'm assuming maybe one for small dogs and one for big dogs? I highly recommend this place

I have been going to the Bark Park for years. It is a great place to socialize your pet under…read moresupervised care. Dogs get lonely and need to be around other dogs. It's as simple as that. As soon as I start driving to the park my dog gets so excited. Meg, the owner, truly loves all animals. Each day you get a report card letting you know who they played with and what they enjoyed doing. It is fun to look at all of the pictures, and the cost is so affordable. A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than they love themself. Let them have some and make a new friend. The Bark Park is that place.

Love any dog park so I'm destiny complaining; it would just be nice to have a little more natural…read morelight and some grass. It's all dirt so when our pups play it gets pretty dusty. All the same still a great park.

I love this place! The Pack is a cool spot for dogs and dog…read morelovers. The space is used as a doggy day care but you can also bring your dog and hang out. Even if you don't have a dog, you can come to chill with doggos and it's not weird at all. There is a large indoor gated area and an outdoor gated area with some seating. There is also an area where dogs aren't allowed with a bar, food, and a sort of gift shop. To bring your dog here, they must be spayed/neutered and up-to-date on vaccinations. You have to pay to bring your dog here and there are punchcards or monthly memberships available. There are staff on duty at all times to help with dog crowd control and keep the chaos to a minimum. I come here a lot and sometimes it's super chill and quiet and other times the dogs are all rowdy and loud. They also do special events like trivia, comedians, and foam parties for the dogs!

I used the last of my passes yesterday and we lasted less than 10 minutes. Another dog, Howie, kept…read morestalking my dog aggressively and jumping and nipping at her unprovoked. The kennel attendant did nothing. I had to keep putting my body between my dog and the other dog to try and deescalate the situation until after a handful of times I decided to leave as my pass money lost is better than a vet bill. I watched several dogs pee on the floor and the attendant didn't pick up most of them. They offered to put another credit on my account but I said don't bother as I live an hour away and I won't be back.