Lakeshore Blvdjust east of Route 91 (SOM Center)
Eastlake, OH
Operating Hours:
Dawn - DarkManaged By:
City of EastlakeDays Closed:
NoneFees:
NoneRestrooms:
NonePark Size:
About one acreType of Park:
FencedOther Notes: This dog park has picnic tables, and shade. There is no separate small dog area or drinking water, so be sure to bring water for your dog and some to share (there is a community bowl). The park was reseeded in 2010 and is very green. Here is an article about the high voltage lines nearby.
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I have had similar instances occur lately...poor dog ownership, its a disgrace!
We have been visiting the Eastlake Dog Park for over a year and have made many friends, both dog and people friends, during our visits. Lately, I have decided not to return. This park has turned into an aggressive, high alert, unfriendly place. I am normally very calm, but I am on edge when I come here. I spoke to a couple of dog owners trying to get some info out of them, since I did not recognize them. Apparently, after the Euclid dog attack incident, many of them have moved on to the Eastlake dog park, along with their aggressive, dominant dogs. I urge all good dog owners to not take your dogs here, its not worth it!
While I agree that the open space, fenced in area, etc. is nice, as an owner of 3 small dogs (7, 6 and 4 lbs), we have not had a positive experience the last 3 times we went there. In fact, most recently my 4 lb, 3-legged Pomeranian was overwhelmed by a "pack" of 50+ lb dogs 3 mins after we got there. Fortunately I was able to pluck her from the group, who at this point was starting to snarl, and go to get my others. They sought out my 6 lb dog immediately after and started the same thing. To make matters worse, a "drunk" dog owner (it was on his breath) tried to tell me to calm down. Shocked and amazed (not sure he fully understood what happened), I told him to back off and that I was sick of the bullying these dogs give, not to mention the apathetic slow response time of owners. At that the dog owner ran over, got in my face and started taunting me in front of my frightened 10 year old daughter, even calling me names for not doing something about his taunting. At 6'7" and 270 lbs myself, I walked away, determined to be the bigger person and let everyone I know about this experience, especially since it wasn't my first one and that dog park.
So, if you have a big dog that can stand on it's own, this is a great place for the space. I don't like the lack of urgency for this situation and the utter disrespect some of the owners have. This wasn't the case for everyone, but next time "Cupcake" might not live to snuggle another day.
this is a fenced in dog park, with a double gate at the entrance. there are usually 3 to 4 picnic tables. plenty of shade. people come as early as 6am and have been known to leave after 10pm.
there is no water spicket, but there are always plenty of bowls. visitors always bring water and always share !
the park was just reseeded this year and is green, green, green. the dogs love it.
Awesome park! big and spacous just what every dog needs