Centennial Dog Park

Maybe more like a 3.5 star place but since its a local place, it gets a bump up. This park is pretty cool, its super long so if you just want to walk laps with your dog while lazily rolling a ball, its great for that. You can also chuck that ball as hard as you want and not run out of room. Parking isn't great, pretty tight and it looks like it can run out of spots although I have never been denied a spot. The ground is tanbark/wood chips which is not my favorite but its better than sand. My ideal park is Stern Grove, near Pine Lake in SF, so thats kinda my benchmark for best size, surface and overall ease of use.

There are separate areas for big and small dogs and each has a water fountain. It seems to be fairly busy, especially in the early evening. Both the dogs and the people have been friendly every time I’ve gone. The large dog area is very long and great for fetch. Both areas stay mud free even in the rain and have a variety of things for your dog to sniff. Dog-friendliness It’s a dog park, so there were dogs all over the place.

Mostly good two divided spaces for small / very small breeds and a larger one for big dogs & kids to run free. The need to periodicly refresh shared water bow and common chance infections from shared items. If you're a team, one could either walk/drive to near by stores /restaurants for a fast bite or grocery shopping while the other minds the dog(s). There are near by public restrooms during open hours. Also a small playground not far away. Of course some use the picnic grounds and open space for general play of kids and dogs alike

Very busy but really nice park. The big dog area was really long perfect for ball throwing. Small dog area had a shady place to sit.

Good space for dogs to run. Dog fountain and some agility features. Separated into a big and small dog area. Have only once seen a "dog walker" with a group of unruly dogs, almost always responsible owners. Restrooms Nearby restrooms by the parking lot. Dog-friendliness Yes. Picnic area Picnic area in the adjacent park.

Between this park and the adjacent Orange Memorial Park, there are roughly 50 parking spots. In the large dog/all dogs section there is a stretch of artificially turf which is excellent for fetch. The remainder of the space—wood chips. Fencing all around, roughly 3 feet in height. Sturdy, strong gates with hinges & stirrup latches in fine condition. Agility tunnels. Dog jumps with adjustable height. A pavilion for shade. Two water stations. Dog-friendliness It is a dog park!

This dog park is awesome. It has separate places for big dogs and small dogs. I have two small dogs but there are big dogs inside the small dog area. None the less the big dogs were gentle and was not aggressive at all towards the smaller dogs. All the dogs there are very social and sweet. There is a drinking fountain in the middle and there was a bowl there already. The large dog park is massive. There is enough room for the big dog to run around. Didn't see too much of it but from a quick glance it went far. My only gripe is that there isn't much shady area but that didn't really bother me too much. There are spots where you can sit down and have shade Dog-friendliness Dog park with separate areas for big and small doggies

Excellent spacious dog park always with dogs present to play with. Small and large dog area with various agility/playground structures. Large dog area is mostly bark with very large runs. Small dog park is mostly turf (pictured below). Parking can be a slight challenge the first time as it is nestled adjacent to a neighborhood but the park it is connected to is large and expansive

Great place to off-leash "walk" the pups. The larger dog area is enormous. I walk laps around and the pups follow. Great way to get our steps in. Dogs and humans are well behaved. Never had or witnessed a negative experience.

Nice little dog park on Centennial Trail. Plenty of space for your pup to run around and socialize. Trash cans and water fountain available. Not everyone cleans up after their dog, so watch your step! If you go on a Saturday, the farmers market (where dogs are welcome) is a short distance away.