Elmwoof Dog Park

Small neighborhood dog park that was perfect for my tiny dogs that don't enjoy the typical dog park experience. I love that there are wood chips instead of grass so it doesn't stink. Make sure to bring your own water as there is no fountain.

The location had water bottles available during our visit. Bags for waste, grateful to have found the location for my babies to have a potty break.

Elmwood community did an awesome job with this. Fun but bring ur own toys. Right across the street from Coffee, chocolate, and burgers

A cute small park, I enjoyed the trees and shade, the park has potential! My puppy had fun running and sniffing. Can’t wait to see the dog park grow! 0:14

We had a great day with our dogs. And they had like a little flea market, we got them some doggy treats and bandanas. 0:25

Park is very small but always toys to play with and nice shaded area to sit.

Nice little park. Some benches. No facilities like water for the dogs. Nicely shaded. Good space for small to medium size dogs to dash & cut loose.

Nice small dog park with a couple of benches. THE DOWNSIDE: On a busy street with no real parking, no water for the dogs, empty waste station, main entrance door is held closed with a piece of broken dog leash that someone rigged which isn’t secure, no small dog/big dog separation, and the ground is all dirt and wood chips, so an active dog or a dog with sensitive paws will not enjoy their time. Playground None Restrooms None

A great group of people, and even better dogs, inhabit this place regularly, many (including myself and my covid puppy, Issac) almost daily. The neighborhood association does a great job with upkeep and working hard to bring more amenities. Bring water when you come, since there is none available until the association is able to raise enough money to get plumbing installed. Community bowls are available.

My pups first time at a dog park. The people there were friendly and welcoming. I like that the area is fenced in so I was comfortable letting my dog off the lease to get accustomed to the surroundings.