Alpine Dog Park

Krisy Poopy

Went later in the day, so it wasn't too crowded. There are plenty of trees and paths for the dogs to roam, lots of room to run and play. There are water bowls everywhere left by others, and everyone seems to keep the bowls full for the dogs. I like how there is a gated off area in the back part of the park so you can go be more secluded as well if you want. My dog loves it there, and I bring him as often as I can. There are several times in the day that are less busy, you can check online before you go to see what times may work for you. Very nice place, highly recommend.

Austin Moser

By far one of thee absolute best dog parks I have ever been to. They have bowls and water jugs available and a water spout with doggie bags. Has a ton of open space and wooded area with paths also has doggie training pieces like hurdles and a up down ramp and also a heated bus stop type enclosure for winter time. 5 outta 5 would definitely recommend!!!

Jenny Hoppe

Not small dog friendly... I walked the perimeter of the fence line and there are huge holes and parts of the fence they need to fix so a little ones dont get out. I didn't trust taking my Yorkie off the leash. Would recommend for large dogs. Fairly clean and water available.

Amy Deuel

Nice large area but no small and large dog separation. There's a water fountain for the dogs, heated shelter for winter just went in, and lots of picnic tables to sit at. Be prepared for spring thaw for it creates a small lake at the bottom of the hill which can be an ice rink in winter too!