North Lakes Dog Park

Such a great dog park! Plenty of room for all sizes and they even provide area for aggressive dogs that need to be alone. The only downfall of this location was there wasn't enough shade but they are now installing new canopy for every location so no matter what area you're in you'll have shade.

Great place! The area appears to host amenities for runners, hikers, fishers. etc. There is a recycle area before you get to the park.
CONs: The road is not asphalt. The area could get muddy.

Duke says, "I'm a happy, happy, happy dog."

Road is open. There's construction of tennis courts when first turn in. Keep going down gravel road to dog area. New young trees have been planted, but will be a couple years to grow enough for shade. I liked the after dark lighting along the top of the fence. So far, a great run for my dogs.

Dogs make friends here, they are little people living in a giants world, don’t bring cookies unless you want the wolf pack attack. Go and enjoy, watch your step around the outside ring… landmines worse than Angola.

We are new to the area and a co-worker suggested North Lakes Dog Park. We went on the night of the City Parks and Rec showing a movie and the unveiling of a park statue. The guests there were super nice, all the dogs were very energetic, they do have a water fountain for dogs, lights at night and benches for humans. I thought it was cool to see people sitting on their own blankets.

Signs are visible of which park your pup should go to, but some humans didn’t respect it, and they may have had their reason.

They do have string lights and light sabot looking lights entering and exiting the park.

It is dusty with gravel so wear the right shoes.

It’s worth driving 6 miles one way. We’ll be back and look forward to joking the VIPaw group as members.