Nice baseball facilities. No handicap porta potty. Might be a handicap bathroom by playground…read morebut they are working on the playground so it's closed. They have a picnic area with a grill.

In the summer this is the best place to walk the dog, the trails are beautiful…read moreWith the stream

Christina has watched my dog Joey many times and has done an exceptional job each time. My…read morechocolate lab/aussie mix can be a handful, but Christina's patience and understanding made me feel safe to leave him with her. Christina is a wonderful sitter that gave me piece of mind each time I left my dog in her care

This weekend was the first time I used dog boarding for my puppy since I adopted him. I was nervous…read moreto leave him with a stranger, but Christina was great. She also has pups of her own that he was able to play with. On top of that, Christina would also send occasional pictures to show he was having a good time. Would definitely use again

My first visit to Barkside and the pups & I will definitely be going back. So many great dogs and…read moreall social. My small pups were comfortable plus they enjoyed a little rest in the puppy area. David made us feel welcome and he explained the ins & outs of Barkside. Meeting friends there was icing on the cake

I LOVE BARKSIDE!!! The concept is awesome. Let me start…read morewith the "good" -very controlled entrance and exit from the space. No dogs running out the door which I love. - they do not serve food so they allow you to bring your own or have it delivered. - they have a very nicely stocked bar with some drink specialties curated for you. Now let's talk about the GREAT. -Ruff-erees..... hands down these people are the star. The way they have eyes on all animals at all times is phenomenal. The redirect any play that may be getting to aggressive. Even when not aggressive they just keep an eye on who just needs space. They interact with the animals (and the humans too) keep the place sparkling clean, water bowls full and all things happening. I do not know what type of training they have for staff but it is impressive!!! If your dog is up to date on shots, spayed/neutered if over 1yrs old, and loves to play.. this is your place

Review is for the dog park(s). Been to many dog parks in different parts of the country so I am…read moreknowledgeable about them. The free park is available to anyone which is standard in most parts and the country. The main park requires registration more detailed than the requirements for voting. I suppose that all the rules make the dog owners confident that their pets are less likely to contract disease. Registration is now available on line. Overall the park is located in a flood area and is not accessible several times a year and is muddy a lot. Water and doggie bags are available. Needless to say mosquitoes are abundant.

My dogs and I have been visiting this dog park in Hines Park for years. The park attracts a great…read moregroup of dogs, and we go every weekend. Water is available for the dogs, and there's a small shelter for the people. The park is large enough for my dogs to really stretch their legs. They charge a small annual fee if $20, well worth the investment for how much we use it.

After reading reviews, Hershey and I decided to try this dog park out since we are working in Novi…read morefor a bit of time. Drove to Park only to find that its member only. Don't waste your time if you are new or just visiting The city. The majority of responsible dog owners who actively seek out dog parks to socialize their pooches are truly responsible dog owners, updating annual vaccines for their well behaved pups. Shame on the city of Novi for slighting visitors. Not a great impression of welcoming people to your community!

The city of Novi has some great features (authentic Japanese food, 12 Oaks Mall, top-notch schools,…read moreetc) and if you're a canine parent, then you'll be happy to know that you and your tail wagging' pal are covered! I couldn't be happier about a place where my dog can just be a dog and meet other dogs (dogs, dogs, dogs!!). The park is HUGE and split into two parts (small and timid dogs on one side and big dogs on the other). I like this feature because it can be intimidating for an owner to watch their small 5 Ibs chihuahua try to run and keep up with the bigger breeds. The park usually has bowls for water and a fresh water supply (but it is turned off in the winter months). The park provides plastic bags to pick up after your dog and deposit his/her business in the receptor. They also salt around the park (during the icy season) with paw-friendly salt so you don't have to worry about it hurting your pal. As a visitor of the park, you'll need to register your information with the city and get a key fob. Novi shares its dog park with the city of Northville so as members, you can take advantage of both locations. The park is a fantastic avenue for dogs to get out their energy and play with their own kind. My dog enjoys the park so much and I enjoy it too because he sleeps for hours on end after a visit :-)

A great park for Troy residents to socialize their dogs. I've had dogs my whole life but never…read moretook my dogs to a dog park before because of so many negative stories I've heard from other dog owners, breeders, and friends. I was a little hesitant to buy a membership but I thought it would be a good way to socialize my 10 month year old pup with other dogs since Covid canceled puppy obedience classes and trainings. I was worried about the other dogs being aggressive or possibly attacking my pup from all the horrific stories I heard. However, it's been such a great experience so far. All of the dog owners are responsible and all the dogs have been very friendly. I've felt very safe taking my dog here and she loves it! There is an fenced in area for small dogs and another one for large dogs. You can enter the park off from Livernois next to the nursing home or get there from the Troy Trail. Membership is $35 for residents or $45 for non residents. You get a key scan card and scan the card to unlock the gate to enter. There is a small pavilion with a few benches which is nice. My only complaint is that there needs to be more shade! A few big trees need to be planted because it's too hot in the summertime for the dogs. There is not even 1 tree! Tip: Bring your own water because the water fountains are still not running due to Covid.

I went there for a 5K walk benefit for dogs. It's huge. Clean bathrooms. Lots of space for the dogs…read moreto run and play.

The best dog park in metro Detroit. Free entry for Oakland county residents. Seperate areas for…read moresmall and large dogs. Great trails through the woods. All fenced. Our JRT loves it!

I came here with a friend who has two dogs. Barkside is a dog bar located in the West Village with…read morefree parking in the back. There is lots of space for dogs, big and small, to play unleashed with other dogs. My friend's dogs had so much fun, and there are seats for their humans to have a drink and relax. There are cocktails, wine, coffee, soda, and mocktails at reasonable prices. This is a must-visit for dog owners on the east side of town.

I can't get enough of this place. It is one of a kind, a must for dogs who love other dogs. The…read morestaff and community atmosphere make it 5 star.

I would give this park zero if I could. You have to pay up to $50 to use it and need a key fob. The…read morepark is absolutely barren so it looks like the money people pay to use it doesn't go towards it or any maintenance :) there's no water for the dogs either and the grass is overgrown so it's likely your dog will get fleas and ticks.

We have been going to the park since it opened so I think this is our third or fourth year. The dog…read morepark is divided into two sides for large and small dogs, which works out great for both dogs. The park is in a great location, but there aren't any mature trees or shade source. They added a very small structure on the large dog side but it is very small. On hot days it becomes very warm for both the dogs and people. There are water sources on both sides of the park so that dogs can be given water. Some people have left bowls there, but you may want to bring your own. My favorite part of the park is the friendships I've made with both people and dogs. The regulars like to sit or stand and talk to each other. There are a few benches available for sitting and some people bring chairs. I am so glad the township added this park. It is well loved by many and the annual fee is very affordable.

featuring wooded trails, wetlands, a lake, boardwalk areas, and unique rock formations that make it…read morefeel like you're much farther away from the city. It's a perfect spot for a peaceful walk, nature photos, and a little outdoor adventure without leaving Metro Detroit.

Nice walking trails - I think it's about 1.3 miles around the trail one time. Little benches to sit…read moreon and reflect on the world's problems or to just be in nature. Lake is pretty and calming. I saw a couple deer and some little furry friends while on my walk. Not sure if you should stay on the trails but some others who were walking were not......