Elm Street Park

It was technically after hours but my 13 lb Chiweenie thinks he’s Cujo. He enjoyed the alone, off leash time. Well maintained and fenced in excellent condition, thus allowed me to sit back and relax.

Very nice park for both kids and dogs. Restrooms: Clean Dog-friendliness: Dogs are friendly, people not so much.

Sweet little dog park. They have a side for large dogs and small. Love that the park has toys and poop bags! Open until dusk.

We take our Dog to the Elm Street Dog park at least 3 times a week. There is a section for the little dogs and larger dogs. All owners care for their own dogs and everyone is friendly. There is water for the dogs and seating for people if they want. Poopoo bags are on site too and its a very clean dog park

My Dog's & I always enjoy Elm Park, We would like to see the Park grow in SIZE, A lot more people would go we're sure.

Worth the risk ?Small dog area is very small and frequented so often by long sitting little dog owners that their little dogs believe they own the area and will defend it as their territory. New strange dogs not very welcome is my experience.

This is a nice big park. It has separate big dog and small dog areas. Also has some nice benches and plenty of balls around and a water fountain. It is very clean i.e. no dog which is rare. The only draw back is that the big dog area is covered in wood chips and my dog doesn't really like to run in it.

Great spot to let dogs run. The areas are divided for small and large dogs. They also have toys and water available. Playground: Great new playground, fun for small and big kids.

My dog, and all the other dogs there, love the park. Good people too.

I'm not a big fan of Elm Street dog park, but I drop by occasionally. Poo bags and water are available. You can park on Elm Street or in the parking lot off Ash Street. There's a section for big dogs and a smaller section for little dogs, and both have double gate entrances and benches. It's my experience that the people in the small dog section go a little bananas when there's the slightest scuffle. I don't mean aggression, just a normal sorting out of who's who among the dogs. If your little dog is 100% passive, you will be welcomed. We use the big dog section if there are only a few dogs present, so she can run and play more rambunctiously. If the big dogs ovewhelm her, we leave. This dog park isn't the best fit for my dog but I support it wholeheartedly. There are so few places we can take our pups off leash, and Elm Street dog park might be perfect for you and your dog.