Great place for the money. Lots of space and services to enjoy with your favorite best furry friend.

Our Poodle loves it

Love this place, my dog loves this place too, swim, run and play with other dogs all in a safe area

One of the workers were very rude to me being a new comer.

Dog park with fees, but worth it for screened members. Nicely kept grounds with swimming lake, dock for jumping, training materials, and all day access.

Fantastic Park! My Roger loves going there.

Im sure its nice, but you should probably mention on Google Maps that there is a fee. I could not find that information anywhere but the website, which is not mobile friendly.

St dog park I have ever seen!

Great atmosphere great park

Ever since I got my membership at meadow run dog Park, I havent needed counseling appointments near as much. This place is therapy all on its own for your dogs and for you.

This place is awesome. It is a massive dog park with a pond and a dog friendly pub which is right next door. You must show proof of vaccinations and your dog has to go through an aggression test before you can use the park.

Dogs just love it! Nice clean pond and huge safe fields to run in, well worth the price for your pooches

We drive by this park often. Its always looks well groomed and clean. Now that we have a puppy I was wondering if there is a cost to take my pup here?

Great people and its always a good time to see all the happy dogs.

Large area for dogs to run. includeds a pond with dock for dogs to jump from.

Actually this is a question. is there a privat part in it? is it free?

We have been members of this park since 2015 and our dogs absolutely LOVE it! Generous acreage, dedicated dock and pond area, agility course area, and gazebos to rest under. And this month theyll be opening a bar called the thirsty hound for humans!

Walk in there, my service dog gets attacked then the lady asks “who are you?!?” when i asked to go outside after my dog just got attacked by their dog n passive aggressively tells me i needed to buy a MEMBERSHIP?? $15 dollars to have the parks dog attack mine? whoever she is, she should look into customer service. horrrrible first experience..make sense why no dogs were there

This is the Greatest Dog Park in the state...And maybe the country! Weve been members almost since this park opened. Were on our 3rd dog and our 8th year of being a part of what we like to call....Doggie Disneyland!

Refused entry. Seems like an outstanding facility.

Got to go there!!!

I dont own a dog, although Im sure it would love it

Really well maintained space, nice and quiet area where the dogs can play and run. My main issue was another owner who was extremely condescending, and flat out rude I love the scenery but I won’t be returning as a guest because of this older gentleman.

Its really nice just a bit pricey.

Perfect environment for friendly dogs. Tons of open space and a clean, maintained dog pond. Perfect place for dogs to run free and play!

We have taken our dog here for 2+ years now and love it. Staff is nice and the amenities are great for our GSP. Pond and plenty of acreage make for a great park.

This park is a Godsend for a high energy puppy! They provide the toys and clean up bags.

Lots of fun for you and your 4 legged friends

Very spacious and all the dogs there seemed to be having a blast

My dogs love the wide open space to run. The other members are nice and their dogs are great. The facility and grounds are well kept and inviting. They also have a great dog washing room which is nice to have after your dogs have a swim in the parks pond.

Great place to bring your dogs. Very clean, safe and always fun. All dogs are screened and very well behaved

Dog in the office wouldnt stop barking, made my dog very nervous

My family has had a membership to Meadow Run Dog Park for two years. We are getting ready to sign up for year three. Meadow Run is a fabulous place to take your dog. It is clean, well maintained and large. The staff is simply outstanding. The members, both human and canine, are friendly as well. There are fun events to attend for dogs and for humans! There is also a place set aside for the more shy dogs and or shy humans. The dogs are monitored for temperament so that only friendly dogs are allowed. With friendly dogs also come friendly humans. ;) It is one of the happiest places on earth, if you are a dog lover. All the dogs run and play merrily with abandon. It is great to have a safe place to allow my dog to run and for my family to get some exercise as well. Feel free to try it for a day. It is well worth the time and money! :)

Fun splash pad for kids but they dont specify how to make the water come on. I had to wait for someone to come and push the blue medal button on the cement!

This is a great place to frequent. PLENTY of space for the pups to run around and the park is exceptionally well kept. Worth joining if you live in the area.

Wonderful place. Pond, huge field, unlimited tennis balls, and Chuckits of every size. The dogs even like it!

Its a dog park...whats not to love.

Great place. Have baths you can rent for dogs which is nice. Lots of room for the pups to play.

Great dog park!

Do not go here if just passing through its members only and no way to pay or get in what a waste of our time

I love this place, my Great Dane has made tons of doggie friends and the people are fantastic.

Best dog park in Michigan

Amazing dog park, just a bit on the pricey side. Grounds are always clean and the pond is great in the summer time.

We loved Meadow Run at first! Our pup loved going swimming and running around. Our dog unfortunately was able to jump the fences between the different sections of the dog park, which is something we began to work on her with. Patty gave us a shock collar to borrow and try on her, which we were very grateful of. No more than a week after that, our dog picked up kennel cough from the park, which I know can happen and was not upset about. So we did not use the collar on her while she was sick and we could not take her anywhere. Well our first visit back to the park after being cleared of kennel cough, our dog listened when we told her not jump the fence, which was a big step for her especially being extremely excited and a high energy dog. She went for a swim after we let her in and she found a dog to run and play with. Well mid sprint she jumped the fence to the bigger part of the park. I yelled at her and immediately begin walking towards her and so did my fiancé. We saw her run up to a small dog that had recently entered the park, who immediately started lunging and snapping at our dog. Our dog is only 9 months old and is a very high energy dog. She took it as the other dog wanted to play and started jumping around and trying to play. The owner to the other dog grabbed her by the fur on the back of her neck and started dragging her away. We could hear her crying across the field. My fiancé ran over there and said he would appreciate if he just grabbed her by the collar and the other owner started saying she was attacking their dog and she was growling and trying to bite him. First of all, our dog does not have an aggressive bone in her body. She was attacked twice at Meadow Run and just rolled on her back and took it. She runs away and gets intimidated by other dogs. Patty, the owner then walked up and began being extremely rude to us when she was not there for a the whole incident. She started implying that we were bad owners, had no control over our dog, and that we needed to go see a trainer. She was very accusatory and did not even give us a chance. She sided with the other members right away, who were older than us and members for longer. She talked down to us and it felt like it was because we were younger than the other members. When you start a membership at the park they give you a booklet of park guidelines and what to look out for. In there it specifically states that different types of dogs have different play styles... well our dog was playing the way she always plays when the incident occurred because that is her play style. The only dog that was displaying any signs of being aggressive was the other dog, and its owners did not get a talking to about the behavior of their dog. If it is a concern about the way smaller dogs will interact with larger, higher energy dogs, then there should be a small dog only entrance and small dog only area.After this happened we left the park and on our way out another member asked us if we were leaving. I responded saying yes and gave him a quick run down of why. He even said he saw the guy grab her and heard her crying.I emailed Patty that day saying we would no longer be using our membership and how the way were treated was unacceptable. She responded saying sorry if her frustration was surfacing and that she would give me a refund. I did not even care about a refund, I wanted an apology for being talked down to and insulted. Never before have I felt like I was treated differently because of my age, but leaving Meadow Run that day my fiancé and I left saying that same exact thing, that it felt largely due to being younger.The park is nice and you meet a lot of nice people, but its not worth being treated poorly, especially with high their membership prices are. We go to River Oaks dog park in Galesburg and I would recommend that park over Meadow Run

Awesome facility, but behavioral rules are inconsistently enforced.We might go back when our dogs are older.

Have enjoyed my first year as a member, and will be renewing!

Fantastic place

Nothing that resembles a pit can come here.

Too expensive