Great park for a walk. There's a number of routes you can take depending on how much you want to…read morewalk. While I didn't see any, there's signs to beware of alligators.

Tom Triplett Park is such a great spot for families and outdoor fun. There's a nice paved path that…read moregoes all the way around the pond, perfect for walking or biking. The playground has swings and slides that our grandson loves, and there's also frisbee golf, tennis courts, and wooded trails for walking or biking. One of our favorite parts is how close the train tracks are--you can hear and see the train go by, which our grandson thinks is the best! He also enjoys feeding the turtles in the pond. You'll usually see people fishing and plenty of birds hanging around the water looking for fish. It's just a peaceful, fun park with a little something for everyone.

What a jewel to discover! I was looking for a dog friendly park on the southside and came across…read morethis place and decided to check it out. What a lovely park. It's got plenty of room for dogs and kids. There were actually two large areas for you to let your dog run. One was a little larger than the other so many one is for smaller dogs and the other for large dogs? I'm not sure. There was no one there. Except a lady walking the loop by herself. The area is totally shaded so will be perfect in the hot summer. The parking lot is large so no street parking needed. The wide concrete entrance to the park is painting with tons of children's games. Makes me wish I had little ones again. There are lots of okay structures for the children. And there are lots of benches. I'm excited to go back!

This place is fabulous! Dog park is completely covered by…read morehugely tall pine trees so the dogs are always in the shade. It's VERY SPACIOUS too so the dogs can run around to their hearts content. There are several concrete platforms with high pressure water spigots & tons of dog bowls & buckets everywhere! People were very nice & dogs seemed to get along fine. However, there were several instances of in neutered dogs displaying dominance & aggression toward others WHICH IS DEFINITELY NOT OKAY. Every dog park I have been to DOES NOT PERMIT Un-neutered or unspayed dogs 10k dogs are EUTHANIZED A DAY IN THE US bc people are NOT spaying & euthanizing their dogs. ONE FEMALE DOG AND HER BABIES can have over 67,000 puppies in a six-year time frame! That's because a dog can have three litters a year with up to seven puppies per litter.

beautiful park. all the dogs were wonderful as were their owners. like always someone had to come…read moreruin it. a man and his large aggressive dog entered and he proceeded to blame his dogs violence on others

Best dog park around. It's definitely a hike to get to if you're not in the RH area but totally…read moreworth it! The grounds are very well kept and there's a clean protected pond for the dogs to swim in. If you don't want to toss the pups in the car a muddy mess, hit up the free dog washing station on your way out. Bring your own shampoo if you'd like.

This park is a bit of a drive from Pooler, but it's well worth it. The park is huge and clean -…read morewhich is a big difference from Daffin dog park. Plenty of parking and there's even a walking trail for runs and family time. I love the area for dogs to play on the outdoor gym. Really cute to see mine explore. There was an area to wash dogs, which is so helpful! Last time I went it wasn't working. Don't be like me, Make sure you check if it works BEFORE your dog gets in the pond. Great space and a cool bunch of people I've met going there too

Our favorite place since FOREVER to feed the DUCKS since 2005. What will Lake Mayer Park look like…read morein 10 years from now... Hmmmm 2026/2036

Great skate park! They should expand it some and add a short curb. Buts it's nice because of its…read morecompactness.

Quiet and secluded recreational area that is available to the public free of charge and has sports…read moreareas.

This park has: Three…read more(3) Pavilions Available for Rent Eight (8) Lighted Tennis Courts Lighted Basketball Courts 1.0 Jogging/Bicycle Paved Track with Fitness Course Fresh Water Lake, Stocked with Fish One (1) Boat Ramp One (1) Fishing Pier Restrooms Five (5) Baseball/Softball Fields (4 Lighted) Dog Exercise Area Playground Volleyball Play Areas Archery Range Handicap Accessible Thanks to COVID-19, I discovered this spot to mix up my outdoor activities and locations. Conveniently located off of Little Neck Rd, not too far from 17 is this gem. We have been here numerous times now as a family. Soccer and tennis have been our most popular sports. We've even walked a little bit around the lake. There's a lot you can do here, and when we come in the evenings, it's never ever been crowded. And I'm glad!

just took my puppy to cisco dog park and she had a great time in the fenced in area. They have two…read moreseperate fenced in areas for dogs under 30LBS., and dogs over 30 LBS. That area had plenty of room to run, clean, and well maintained. Also be careful around the lake/pond. there was a family with small children playing next to the water/covered seating that spotted an alligator that was at least 4 foot very close to the bank. I started walking my dog around the side with the concrete spillway w/metal pipes, and about 10-15 to the left there was another one about the same size. use caution

super clean ! There is always free bags in case you forget . And there is always water too . Love…read morehow it is split up for big and little dogs and there are opticals for the dogs on each side!

very nice clean park located just a mile from 1-95. Very convenient place to let dogs stretch…read moretheir legs.

I early to Pet Paradise to drop my dogs off at daycare. This showed up as a close Dog Park. I'm…read moreglad I found it. I really like it. I like that it has a section for small and large dogs and something unique is dogs.

Forsyth Park is a must visit when I'm in Savannah…read more It is such a beautiful spot for a relaxing stroll, photos, people watching, and just taking in the city. The fountain is iconic, the trees and Spanish moss are gorgeous, and the shaded walking paths make it easy to slow down and enjoy the park. Lots of people were taking graduation photos while I was there, and I totally get why. It is such a pretty backdrop. Definitely worth stopping by, even if it's just for a quick walk and a few photos.

Ok parking can be a bit hard, only negative…read more I love this place. The Spanish moss, vendors, soft southern grass, atmosphere, this place is what a city park should be. 5 star must see

The town of Bluffton inaugurated it's newest Dog Park last week with a ceremony. Located in the…read moreOscar Frazier Park area, they allotted a large wooded space with chain link fence to allow free roaming and playing of the dogs. There is an area for small/med dogs and also an area for med/large dogs. As with all dog parks, rules and special cautions should be followed without being told by another owner. Such as clean up after your dog (trash and pick-up bags provided). If your dog is aggressive, keep them on a leash. Take responsibility for your dog's actions and act quickly. Most of the dogs just like to play and sniff around. The ones I saw were all friendly and liked interacting with people over other dogs. There are benches for people sitting, not dog sitting. Although the dogs do like to sometimes hide under the bench.

GO AT YOUR OWN RISK!…read more I took my 9 month old Doodle to the park today (Aug. 18, 2021) at 4pm. While I am not a regular, we have been here a few times without any problems. Today, there was a woman with 2 Pitt Bulls. Yes, I've heard the usual, "but they're such nice dogs at home" crap. Well, today I almost left minus my Doodle. Within about 5 seconds of entering the park the Pitts were on him like a Great White on an injured walrus... They had him on the ground with one having a full clench on his throat. And no, this was not rough play. I've seen that and am OK with it. This was 2 Pitt Bulls jointly trying to murder my dog. My poor dog was screaming like someone was chopping his limbs off. And where was the Owner, relaxing on the bench while I intervened to save my dog. I ended up having to jump in the middle of the fray (very ill advised) and pick up my Doodle (all 54 lbs) up to my shoulders to keep them from killing him. I never imagined such a thing. It was an old fashioned wild dog feeding frenzy. The more he screamed, the more they went after him. Honestly, I am quite surprised they didn't go after me when I went to his rescue, but all I could think of was saving my puppy. Needless to say, there are no rules for dog breeds, etc. at dog parks; and there should be. Also, there should be dog number limits as well. Bringing not one, but 2 Pitts, who live together and in this case, hunt together, is just a recipe for disaster. So, it you go to this park, just know that there are SOME DOG OWNERS AND DOGS THAT SHOULD NOT BE THERE. Go at your own risk!