Rush Creek Dog Park #1

Probably the worst I've ever been too. Little to no shade, no seating, no squirrels and wrist of all.. one of them I know for a fact has stickers. But... this was the only dog park open when covid started so it gets more than 1 star

Overall nice looking park, but the place is FULL of sticker-burrs. Noticed my dog limping not long after being here, and after removing from her paws, I checked my own shoes and found it covered. Be careful.

It's a decent sized park, large enough to allow your dog run full tilt. It seems to have it's regulars come by, people will bring chairs and sit under the shaded trees while the dogs play. It's not perfect, you will come across a few number 2's the dogs left behind. Most people do pick up from my limited experience at the park, but sometimes the owners get distracted through conversation and don't realize their dog just went #2. It doesn't bother me. If it does than you probably aren't much of a dog lover, just my opinion. Dogs will approach you, slobber, etc. I'm okay with that because I love dogs. Great place to meet different breeds of dog and people. I haven't come across any of those sticky barbs that some have commented about, I'm guessing it's seasonal when they drop? It's overall a good park though. It also has water bowls and a water fountain for the dogs so they stay hydrated. It's kind of a communal act. I've seen one lady going around picking up all the accidents and others filling up the water for multiple dogs. I'll be back.

Very nice and spacious dog park! My dogs loved it!

Our dogs run the fence line looking for escape points but it’s too well maintained

Great spot in Arlington for small pups! Out of the four Rush Creek Dog Parks, this one has the most impressive rock installation in the middle — solid landscaping that sets it apart. Includes bone-shaped seating for pet owners, a blue water fountain for both pets and humans, and just enough grass for the little dudes to run around on. Perfect size for small dogs to play safely without being overwhelmed by the bigger breeds. Plenty of parking available right next to entrance with a wheelchair accessible ramp, if needed. Giving it 5 stars — this park delivers everything you need as a small dog owner; will def be back 🐶🐕🐾 Playground No playground for kids, but includes grass area, trees, and rock installation for small dogs. Restrooms No public restrooms available. Dog-friendliness 100% dog-friendly; small pups only. Picnic area No traditional picnic area, but includes bone-shaped seating for pet owners. 0:24 0:15

Very quiet dog park with shaded areas with dog shaped bone benches to sit on wine the dogs enjoy the space. We'll be back.

No shade whatsoever, people bring their non friendly dog and think it’s ok . Not to mention IF their dog does attack they most likely won’t leave. My pittie Duke got attacked here and we never returned… #2 is absolutely way better and it’s pit bull friendly .

It is small, but fairly nice. Would be even better if it wasn't half stickers. Very frustrating.

This park has a lot of potential, and my puppy loves running around here, but there are a couple of issues that make the experience less enjoyable. First, there are sticker burrs all over the ground that get stuck in her fur and sometimes prick her, which is a hassle to deal with. On top of that, the park isn’t always well-maintained—some owners don’t pick up after their dogs, which makes certain areas pretty unpleasant. If it were cleaner and better maintained, it would be a great spot, but for now, it’s just okay.