Such a mud pit! It's December and it's been raining, so I expected some mud. But this is next level. You step and you're sinking into it like quick sand. We had to do a full bath afterwards. Sadly no other dogs were there so it was pretty boring. read more

Swampy park filled with mud and bark chips and no available water, poop bags, trees, or other enrichment items, the small tube and fire hydrant don't attract the dogs. Don't recommend unfortunately. read more

Tualatin Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Tualatin, Oregon

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Decent sized dog runs that could be so much better. What it has going for it: - separate large and small dog runs - great gates, entrances & fencing - good size runs - canopy that covers parts of both runs - poop bags provided (not always full) What it has going against it: - no water source inside runs (spigot just out run) - wood chip ground cover makes it a mud pit during and after a rain - human bathrooms not near dog runs - parking not near dog runs - limited seating - limited shade This dog park has the bones of a great dog park. Change out ground cover, place a water source inside both runs and add more seating and shade and this is a 4 star dog run. read more

Took my pup here last week and he had a great time. It was muddy, but I really didn't mind. I certainly don't dress up when taking him out to run and play. Dirt washes off. read more

I like this dog park when it's not raining as it's close by to the off-leash park, so I have the option to go to either. The fenced off area is huge, so there's lots of room for playing fetch with the Chuck-It. However, there's no covered area for dog owners, so during the summer, this place is usually deserted during the day as people wait until the cooler dusk hours to come here. The big beef I have about this park is the water pump. The city shuts it off between 7 and 8, prime time during the summer hours, and when one of the big dogs knocks over the water bowl, you've got a lot of thirsty dogs with no water. The pump is also inconveniently outside of the fenced area as well. During the winter, the park gets very muddy and there's no shelter from the rain, so I end up going to the Ash Street Dog Park in Tigard instead. read more

This is a pretty nice dog park, from what I have seen so far. Granted it is nice and new and would have to see what my dog thinks of it when other dogs are actually there.......but, it is okay. It has a small dog section and a large dog section that share a double gated area. It has a plastic tube for people to donate bags to. It has 4 foot fences which often makes me go elsewhere (5 foot is best, I have seen my share of large dogs jumping into the small dog section when they have 4 foot fences). It has metal picnic tables, no shade, and a water pump out front. Took us a bit of time to figure out where it was as there were no signs that we could see. You can park under the railroad trestle (good for the first time so you know you are in the right place). It is behind the pump house, or whatever that thing is. There are covered picnic areas and the future soccer field right there with it if you get lost. It is kind of isolated, in the sense that I don't know that I would want to be out there by myself esp with all the walking trails. Oddly enough I would not mind being by myself at the Memorial Dog Park in Wilsonville which is also kind of isolated. Will be interesting to see if this dog park gets a following and, if so, who it will be. We often go for who else is there to play with.....so, if there is no one there? We can't go. If there are dogs who are not all that nice? Same deal. read more

Tualatin Dog Park - Tualatin Dog Park. Tualatin, Oregon. - Dog Parks Near Me - Tualatin, Oregon

I really appreciate that someone was brilliant enough to put bark down instead of grass! Way less muddy dogs! Yay! We went there for the first time today and really liked it. The area is beautiful. read more

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Not a bad dog park. I like the wood chips because my dog stayed clean. It is also a nice big area for large dogs. I just have one major issue... After my dog pooped, I walked across the park to pick it up. On the way, I found some other poop so I picked that up (good Poop Karma!) then I saw more, and then more, and then yet more poop. Bleah!!!! Bad Portlandians! Why don't you clean up after your dogs? I mean, really! There weren't always dog parks - you should appreciate them and respect other users of the park. Maybe my San Francisco dog parks always have enough people that if someone's dog poops and they don't pick it up, someone will always go, like "uh, is that your dog? the one that just pooped?" and then if they don't get the hint then they launch into a tirade. Seriously. read more

They have wood chips that are impossible to clean and also a hazard for the dog's feet, and there is absolutely no shade. If you walk over the walking bridge they have another off-leash area that not only has grass and shade, but is much bigger and less crowded. If you need a fence or a small dog area I'd suggest Potso instead. They had the ability to make a great dog park and they screwed the pooch, and the pooches poor little feet! read more

Such a nice dogpark. Clean, nice shelter space. Easy access from the parking lot and nice areas to walk through.

Really cool small park within a larger park. potential to get overcrowded, but overall a decent spot to go. read more

Tualatin Dog Park - After some rain you get the park to yourself. Just wear boots and bring a towel. - Dog Parks Near Me - Tualatin, Oregon

This dog park has lots of space for dogs to run but the bark chips get really soggy from the rain so there can be big puddles. My dogs normally do great at dog parks. They run and play with no issues but there is something about the fence at this park that separates the big dogs and little dogs that seems to create a territorial stand off between dogs on both sides. My dogs get really riled up during these barking stand offs with the dogs on the other side and we end up having to leave. It is a fine park for less reactive dogs but I will instead continue to take my dogs to Hazelia fields dog park in Lake Oswego. They thrive there. No territorial challenges through a fence there and they have trees and grass. read more

A good dog park with wood chips on the ground. Great dogs there, good size. Nothing too amazing though. I prefer it over Summerlake though.

Great secluded park. Separate area for little dogs. Has wood chips.

Really clean, beautiful and peaceful place with many trails to walk on as well as a nearby off-leash are just over a pedi bridge that crosses the Tualatin River. Has water for dogs. read more

Pretty basic. No shade, short fence and all cedar chips witch sometimes cause irritation to my dogs feet. Great walking trail nearby also. Remember don't be a DB and clean up after your dog so we can all enjoy bringing our dogs here to socialize. read more

My god this park sucks so bad , I have honestly been trying give it a shot but..... It just sucks. We have a 4 month old Golden Retriever with tons of energy and the park is super boring for her with annoying woodchips all over ( yes they are kind of cool cause your dog doesnt get dirty but they are dogs so it wouldnt be the end of the world if there was some grass there ) There is one table in to the side where families gather around to watch their dogs play . there is one play tunnel for the dogs to play on, there are no poop bags , so bring your own . There are no trees no grass hardly any dogs for her to play with everytime we have gone to the park there has only been one dog and they do not like playing ....its very sad . read more