Monroeville Dog Park

This dog park is pretty decent, but it could use a good clean up of all the big branches and debris that are all over the place though. Make sure to bring your own dog water, because the fountains don't work at all.

Very muddy in spring and fall. Water available for dogs during season. Seperate spaces for smaller dogs and larger dogs. Downsides are it is not handicapped accessible since about a quarter mile walk from parking lot into the dog park. Another caution is there are many older trees in the dog park itself. This concerns me as I had a dog die there after chasing a doggie buddy that swerved at the last minute, and my dog cracked her skull on a tree truck at full speed. While generally a well maintained park, not the best layout for safety of animals or humans.

Very nice dog park. Lots of trees both inside and surrounding the perimeter of the park. If you've never been there be prepared because it is a bit of a walk to get up to the dog park..you have to follow the path from the parking lot and walk through the actual park up the hill to the dog park, but as long as you can physically walk you will be fine. This definitely is not a handicap friendly park unless you have a motorized wheel chair and even then im not sure id recommend it. Anyway, very nice place for dogs to burn some energy and there is both a small dog and large dog play area.

Beautiful park. Large dog and small dog fenced in areas w shared water fountain which works well. Shade and sun. Beautiful park w playground as well. A little walk from parking lot. 5 mins from highway and easy to find

We love this little park. There are nice areas for the dogs to run, big dogs and small dogs have separate areas. It is set among lovely rolling hills with a well maintained play area with separate structures suitable for both toddlers and bigger children. There is even a little library there. This is one of our favorite parks.

Nice park 2 dog run sides one for smaller dogs one for larger dogs. Has grass and dirt one of the only dog parks that I have seen in the area with running water fountain and fountain for dogs. Park isn’t usually er busy when ever I have been there it’s either empty or has 2 or 3 dogs max. There is also a playground basketball ball court and tennis court at this park outside the dog park and many walking trails so there’s something for everyone. Only reason I don’t give it 5 stars is because after rain parts of it stay very muddy for a few days but it’s not like anyone can really help that too much it’s just nature. But I do avoid it during that time now

This is a very nice park. Very clean and everyone is friendly. Great area to walk dogs as well as let them play.

It's a very large Park plenty of room for dogs to run and enjoy themselves, I also love that there are lots of trees and shaded areas where both the dogs and their parents can go and cool down and relax, and the best part I guess is the water fountain area where there's plenty of water for those thirsty guys and girls.

It's big and separated. Be careful of judgmental off leash owners who feel they own the park though. My large puppy was scared of said owner and she promptly told me he should be. He's a 6 mos. old puppy. She then took a toy out of fenced area to play off leash with her dog. (Off leash isn't permitted in the park, no matter your dogs behavior)

Visited this park for the first time today with my dog, and couldn’t help but notice all the broken glass (in the large dog portion, beneath the tree by the benches) I spent a lot of time picking up any pieces that I saw and walked away with a few handfuls or brown, green and clear glass shards. I would give this park 5 stars because the area is very large and the people are wonderful, but this place needs cleaned up before dogs get injured.(I added a photo)

The area was really nice. Plenty spacious and big for my two dogs to run around and play. Downside, other owners would not clean up after theirs dogs which happened about 3 times. Also one owner played on his phone and didn't mind the fact that his dog attacked mine. Now my youngest is sweet as can be and would never harm anything. He went up to this mans dog to start a game of chase and his dog bit mine. The owner never apologized, never tried to stop the fight (my dog just laid down), and proceeded to play on his phone. Very upset with the people and how things were taken care of.

My corgi and I love this park. There is a small dog pen and a large dog pen, lots of places to sit, fresh water for all the pups, and typically you'll find some tennis balls left there in case you forgot yours. A sign was just put up that you need to have a dog license to be at this park...

It's a decent area for dogs to run. Bowls for water. Some seating. And the park itself has walking trails, paved and unpaved(dog must be leashed)

Quiet little park, nice for dogs it also has a couple tennis courts and some basketball courts, very well maintained. There's also a nice sized parking lot and a porta potty.

Met nice dogs and dog owners at the dog park!

Nice big fenced area. One separate area for little dogs. I start mine there then let them in the larger area when they get interested in the other dogs.

The large dog area is pretty large. Seems well kept, lawn is mowed, the only debris is newly fallen leaves and some community toys. There are a couple of benches and a picnic table. The dog water is functional on our visit in mid October.

This dog park use to be awesome. Now it’s basically a mud hole and pretty run down. It was winter so I am hoping in the spring the grass grows back. They have a ton of mulch dumped trying to combat the mud. There is a small dog only fenced in area. And a double gate system to get in but the gates need maintenance. The dog park area is a really nice sized area. Plenty of room for a pup to run.

My dog loves this park. All of the dogs are well mannered and the owners take pride in their pets. The park is very clean and manicured.

Largish dog park with the usual large dog and small dog sides. Can get a bit muddy (like many dog parks). I recommend you bring your own dog bowl for water though your dog will probably drink out of the bowls there. In the late fall and winter you should bring your own water in case the fountains are turned off. On more than once visit I have found dog owners are not the best as they don't seem to pay attention to what their dogs are doing so if your dog is sensitive or easily scared, be a bit more vigilant as other dogs could be aggressive. The nice thing about this park is if your dog doesn't want to be in the dog park, you can walk on the paved paths, walk through the grass area (though the park is on the top of the hill) or you can walk the wooded trail which isn't very long.