Acacia Dog Park

4 stars only because the small dog area doesn't yet have lights.
The large dog area has nice night lights that lights up 1/4 of the small area, but the small area needs its own. Pretty decent size running areas for both small and large. The grass in the large area is very nice now. The grass in the small area is decent, but could use some work. Lots of very nice owners.

I took my dog here when she was 6 months old, she became very sick later that night, turned out she had a bacterial infection. I took her there today, it's been 1 year since we were there last, and now I'm up with her waiting to take her to the vet†¦she's very ill again :-(

She was perfectly happy and healthy before each time we went to that park. We'll never go back there.

UPDATE: They renewed the grass. Now there is grass in at least one of the runs.

Beware of an aggressive Shiba Inu dog called Mochi who attacked my small 9 lb, 6 month old Shih Tzu. The owners were rude and negligent; they refused to assume any responsibility for their dog's action even after they recommended that I take my dog to their vet.

There are two runs here. Seems to get fairly active and there's a wide variety of dog sizes and activity levels. The runs are not especially large though. And there isn't grass within the enclosed runs. Like most dog parks, water and poo bags are available.

Atomic Dog Flyball and Disc practice here - in the open field, not the enclosed dog runs - on Sunday evenings.

park size seems small, 60x40, two separate parks next to each other, gardens on other side of fence make a nice walk, consist of demonstration gardens