Norton Leash Free Dog Park

Good for big and small dogs, for small dogs, there is a small area where you can have your little puppy play around

I'm always learly of large dog parks because my dog is so small. I've heard that there are large & aggressive dogs at this park so I'm always careful to go when it isn't too crowded & watch my pup closely. So far, so good! My pup just loves being around others!

Good parking, large yard with balls and bowls for water. Respectful pet parents for the most part cleaning up after their pets. Small shelter for pet parents mostly to avoid winds and rain etc. Mulch and soil turned over regularly. We go a few times a week.

Great place to let my dog run and burn off some energy.

This dog park is a decent size, never too busy but always can find a doggy buddy there. It's well-kept and pretty clean. Mostly wood chip, so stays relatively dry compared to muddy grass. Has the double entry way, which is great for dogs who need transition time or are prone to leash shenanigans. Also there is a mini, separately fenced off park connected, for tiny dogs or dogs who need quarantine but have access to smelling and watching other dogs. Great feature for helping socialization! Nice little sitting area on concrete for humans. Three benches for relaxing. Only downside is there is no shaded areas. All direct sun, so be mindful in the summer of not spending too long there mid-day. No facilities, just garbages; would be really great if there was a water fountain nearby. But considering it's a free dog park... No complaints. :-)

When I take Nyx here she loves to romp and frolic when other dogs are there. I might try coming here more often because the King Rd park can get really swampy after a thaw or a rain. This place stays relatively dry where the dogs play. It can get pretty mucky down by the gate into the park though. This park is for dogs and of all sizes....One size fits all

It gets very muddy after it rains, so I definitely recommend waiting 2-3 days after a storm to come here! All wood chips and dirt! Some benches, but they do not face the play area. Small section for younger/smaller dogs and larger main area. Not much shelter (there is a roofed bus-stop sized shelter inside the park). No water fountains, so bring your own water.

Lots of space and wood chips help with the mud. Little protection from the elements.

Decent size for dogs, but needs a water source to fill up the dog bowls bringing jugs of water is tedious. And the city needs to take better care of the park as in when it has rained for days and is covered in mud new wood chips should be put down as often as possible. One more thing that would make the park even better is some shade for the dogs and owners.

It's a nice park with dog parks for small and big dogs. However, owners are bad for not picking up the poo from their pets. Outside of the dog park there is a nice big area with wide open spaces, walking path that you and your pet can enjoy also...on a leash of course. Unless, your pet has amazing recall.