Great wide open space with picnic tables, benches, and water bowls. Well maintained, and theres typically plenty of friendly dogs there. Theres no parking right there but many people park at the library next to it.

Nice open space, some trees and benches to sit on. No parking and no amenities (poop bags, water, etc). We were passing through and it was good for letting our pups stretch their legs and play, everyone was nice.

This park is great! Its entirely fenced in, spacious, and has a mixture of grass and mulch. Ive never had a problem with mud here, which is more than I can say for other dog parks. Weve visited a handful of times and people seem quite attentive of their dogs and willing to intervene if the play gets a bit too rough.There are a couple minor drawbacks. First, youll have to park at either the library or Harris Teeter nearby. Its about a block or two walk, which might not be great if youre limited mobility. Second, theres no separate area for small dogs. If you have a big dog with high prey drive, this could be a big problem (unless your dog is muzzle-trained or has excellent recall). Third, theres no water access in the park, so be sure to bring your own for your pup.In spite of those flaws, its a great space with responsible owners thats worth checking out!

Wide open space with lots of grass and shade. Best dog park around! Parking at the Beatley library parking lot is easiest. There are dog bowls available but please bring extra water. There are also usually extra balls or toys.

Only way to access is by parking 15min away and walking your dog on a 6 lane highway. Pretty tho

Super fun and a great place to bring your dogs :)

The park itself is gorgeous!!! Considering that its only purpose is for dogs, its awesome. Theres plenty of metal water bowls in case you happen to need one for your pooch. The area is super spacious with about 5 picnic tables and a few benches under shady trees. Cleanliness is definitely not an issue there as there are bags and a trash can at the gate. The only downside about this place, is the location. You have to park your car a little ways out and walk about 7 minutes to get to the park with your pooch. Other than that, its pretty much the best dog park Ive been to in a while.

Big and clean. Nice people and havent met a mean dog yet.

Excellent park I usually take my foster dog there and its big park theres benches ppl can sit and water bowls for dogs lots of tennis balls . I love it

Not worth coming unless you really want to. There’s no parking around the park so I had to park a mile far and the condition of the park was just not good. Very muddy and trashes every where...I’m not coming back there! Nope!

Interesting use of cloverleaf space, with convid some places like this... In other jurisdiction(s) Dog&Parks are closed, wondering why gMaps says its hours when a school marked temp closed and playgrounds nearby taped closed and signs similar. Also Holmes run park could have a gMaps pin, maybe I ll create one, will see

This is a nice dog park. Theres no features or amenities; its just a big fenced field. But its really all thats needed sometimes. Its also conveniently located by the library and Ben Brennan Park, which are also both very nice

Not safe dusk onward; zero lights. You could be attacked and the car passing by 20ft away wouldnt even see it. No facilities, water, nor bags. Not sure why anyone would rate this park very high, other than the fact that its large. It does have a handful of picnic tables. I chose to come here because it was supposed to be accessible. Technically it is wheelchair accessible, as long as the wheelchair user doesnt want to see where theyre going, nor have anywhere to wheel themselves out of the small paved entrance on wet days. Im in a neck brace and really felt like a sitting duck, surrounded by pitch black wooded area. You wouldnt be able to hear anyone coming at you due to the traffic.

Literally the best dog park Ive ever been too !!

Big park with nice dog owners. Everybody happy here. I mean who wont be happy to watch their dog running around happier than ever. I am here whenever I can with Polo. He just love it here. The park is fenced adn in good condition.

Its a good spot for the location but I could use some groundskeeping

My pup loves this park! All the dogs and people are wonderful! Unfortunately there are no lights or water fountains but there is tons of room to run.

Excellent place for dogs

Ok place to take the dog and socialize. Decent place overall if you love on Duke street.+1 minimal shade+1 seating+1 trash cans+1 fenced in-1 no water source-1 complimentary bag station empty

This is probably the largest fenced-in dog park in this area. The dogs who come here are all great and friendly, and owners clean up pretty well. Kids come here all the time and play with the dogs. You can just park at the Harris Teeter nearby and walk 1 block to get to the park.

Large park with lots of used tennis balls. A few picnic tables for sitting. Can be very busy on the weekends, but generally owners know and watch their dogs. There are bowls but bring your own water.

There is no parking lot attached to the park so expect to have to walk (which shouldnt be a problem for doggos!) The space is great for dogs to run around with each other and everyone I have met has been friendly. There arent any water fountains, so bring some for your dog. Typically everyone brings water to share though. There are also tons of communal tennis balls and plenty of dog waste bags.

Large grassy Park like setting with picnic tables and chairs and benches. Plenty of water bowls available but bring your pups water. Friendly dogs play here.

Great space - big, lots of tennis balls, picnic tables, water bowls, trash cans, and poop bags. No parking, but easy access from the library.

A bit muddy, but theres a layer of mulch that helps. Plenty of room to run, but there is still shade from the sun.

No water. Ancient filthy benches 4 humans. Has a reputation for dog fights BUT its large and sunny with shade where you want it on a hot day. And convenient to dog walkers from many directions n neighborhoods. Have met many nice people there; an international community of owners.

Nice large fenced in area for dogs to run with a few large mature trees and picnic tables. My dogs love going to this park to play with new friends big and small. The people I have met there have all been friendly. If a dog is having a bad day with socialization, no one alienates them or tries to tell the pet parent how to deal with them. Everyone gives the dog a chance and if it isnt working out the owner usually departs with their dog shortly after. The two things that would make this park better would be a water spigot and wood chips/mulch to cover the dirt patches under the trees, which turn to mud every time it rains. Otherwise, love this park.

Nice small grass area with plenty of shade.

Nice little park, glad its so close and kept well. Bring your own water

Wide open space for dogs to have fun

Pretty nice dog park. Quite a bit of grass so not so muddy. Has picnic tables and some bowls but you need to bring your own water and poop bags. Almost always some dogs there. No parking but the library just to the west on Duke Street is a short walk.

Really nice dog park with open grassy fields. However, you will need to bring your own water, and parking is only available at the Harris teeter or the library.

Its really just an open field that is gated, but that is all you need when you live in a condo and your dogs need off leash play time. Each time I have come around mid afternoon, there hasnt been many people...if any. I like that. Parking doesnt exist so you have to park at the library or shopping center and walk.

It is a good dog parkIt is stated use at your own riskHowever if one already has a trained smaller dog and is playing well with other dogs large medium and small. An owner with a Great Dane who knows that the almost 7 foot on hind legs is not well trained yet such owner may not want to allow the dog to play with smaller onesSmaller trained dogs get squished unintentionally but end of getting a broken rib.

Very nice dog park. Clean.

There is no designated parking for the dog park. And do not park across the street because there is a fence over the median. Probably park at the library next time?

Large area for my dog to go and run

If you don’t live around the area you have to park in the shopping center

Completely enclosed dog park with trees and grass. Must park at Ben Brenman Park and walk across the bridge to get there. Completely worth it!

I am not sure if it was just the day we went or the actual location. I have been to four dog parks nearest to me and I have to say that this is my least favorite park. Parking isnt that great and the grounds are not the best if it has rained recently. People are friendly and the dogs seem to be well socialized and friendly. I plan to go back in case it was just the day. Regardless, I would rather have the dog park than not.

Basically a big Field with some shade in the middle. Can park at the library or at the park behind it and walk over. Usually not too crowded. Tends not to be muddy

Good place needs more toys and things to place with dogs

One of my favorite parks to take my dog. Plenty of space for the dogs to play, and lots of greenery.

Good dog park. Is not that big. Great for locals. Parking could be a problem if you dont live around, but an easy fix is to park at the Harris Teeter parking or at the Library parking lot and walk a little.

Nice, spacious park with lots of grass and tennis balls to play with. However, its a little hard to access. Wish there was a parking lot closer to the place.

Really wasnt kept well but is a nice park to bring your dogs and maybe meet new friends.

Great park. Parking a little far, no water and no mulch but my dog loves it there and always makes a friend.

Nice dog park with plenty of benches for pet parents, but missing a water tap to ensure pooches have fresh clean water.

Lots of open space, benches, and toys. The park is not built to separate smaller dogs (under 35lbs) from larger dogs, but there is enough space for the dogs to space out naturally. There is no public water spigot either, so make sure to bring your own water.

Good open grass field for a dog to run. Downside is there is no water spicket to refill dog bowls.

Visited the Duke Street Dog Park while travelling through the D.C. area. There seemed to always be people and their pets at the park during the prime hours (after 6pm). My dog loved the large size of the park, she was able to run and play without feeling cramped like other dog parks we have visited.There are a couple of drawbacks for this dog park.First, you need to bring your own water (and sometimes bowl) for your pet to use.Second, parking is troublesome. You can either park at the Library or at the shopping center. Both of which are about the same distance from the park.Overall a very nice park and great place for you to let your pet play and socialize.

Clean small dog park. No water source for the dogs so bring your own.

Nice park. Generally very clean and havent encountered any aggressive dogs yet.

Nice gated dog park.

Our little puppy needs room to run and this place has it. There are plenty of other large dog parks in the area but this one is shaped just right. The problem is parking. You have to walk a bit from the Charles Beatley library or Ben Brenman park across the street.

Lacks immediate close parking but it has a nice open area and picnic tables to sit at. Take the ramp off of duke street over the bridge to the parking lot in the park.

Good place

Frequented by bigger dogs since its a larger park.

You know some parking for those who have to drive to the park would be epic making it a 5....

Its ok. nothing to write home about really.

Best place for dogs

No water available but other than that its a good park.

I havent had any trouble with dogs here and theres actual grass for them to lie in. Theres plenty of benches and shade.