Wiggly Field Dog Park

Been taking the pupperoni here since he came into our lives a few months back. Well maintained, spacious areas for large breeds and a segregated area for the smaller pawed pooches. They close sections every so often to let the turf heal but still leave large sections to play. The busiest times are variable due to seasons and dusk times.

I love this place. My new dog Sunny made a good friend named Arwen. And I met the cutest dog named Meatball!!! I wish i took a photo. Also my older dog enjoyed the park his name is Tonka. He doesn't play much but he's loves to sit outside.

They alternate fields, keep them clean. Wooded trails adjacent, with clear snake warnings. Small park also adjacent.

Great dog park, lots of room the dogs to run and they have 3 separate areas for the dogs. The park was clean and the owners all were responsible and looked after their dogs. Usually for me dog parks are less about the park and the dogs and more about the owners. So this is a huge plus that everyone was on top of it. It was our GSD's first time at the dog park and he loved being able to run and really have some open space to do so.

IT LOOKS NOTHING LIKE THE STREET VIEW PICTURES.
I cannot stress that enough really. Those pictures must be at least 2 years old, because there is a whole playground (it's awesome) and basketball court that are missing, and the parking lot is fully paved, and all of that was here when we moved here 2 years ago.

Now, to the dog park. There are 3 areas available. One for large dogs, one for small dogs, and one in the center that people use for shy dogs or for training. The parks each have a fountain that is in operation MOST of the year, but closed during the freezing months.

The park is located adjacent to a large, undeveloped plot of land that has a small pond the dogs can cool off in, and walking trails cut through it like an ants nest. You can walk around for hours in the woods. Since it just rained, we spent 90 minutes navigating the watery, muddy trails. The dogs loved it. The marked trail will lead you from the backside of the dog parks, where the pond is located, all the way up to the parking lot, the playground, and about 100 yards out from the playground, across a large open field where people often play fetch alone.

We love Wiggly Park for the whole family. We pack a lunch, hit the dog park, walk the trails to the playground where the kids play until its time to eat. We picnic at the pavilion and the kids play until its time to go home.