Davison Area Dog Park

Catt Man

Nice trail, wish it was longer or that it had multiple paths into other trails. But besides the length the more I visit the more I like it. Some werid magic around the 8-9am block that keeps me going.

nick williams

It's one of those places where everyone wants to meet people and talk about their dogs. "oh yeah, she's a corgi! She is so much like a cat" It's alright, gets a little muddy. My dog got kennel cough, and she in turn gave it to another dog and that dog died. So I guess in turn, bring your own water dish.

Cheranda Prevett

Best dog park around. Areas for small & big breeds as well as 2 separate pins for private use. It also has a wonderful walking trail that backs up to it. Water is provided in the spring, summer and fall...It is our pups and their cousins favorite place in town. They have restrooms cleverly named "pointers & setters" lol and a wash area for the days your pup might get a tad muddy. It is a great place for your furbabies to be social, active and to just be dogs.

Sherry Sherry

We visited for the first time this evening from across town. It's a nice little park. To me, the most impressive feature is the man-made entry area(s). It offers lots of space and niches along the sidewalk and grassy area to keep dogs apart, should that ever be necessary. Once inside, we explored the large dog area and after all the other dogs left, we hopped over to the small dog area. The small dog side is pretty small, and there seems to be substantially less areas for dog owners to sit/congregate than the large side, but it's still decent. The fenced pavilion between the two areas is pretty cool. I especially liked the rolling gate/fencing feature (which serves to divide the pavilion area into two separate sides. It made me think about how fun it would be to throw a doggie birthday party or other such silly gathering of good little pups. 🥰 Comparatively speaking, the grass on the small dog side is soft and lush almost like a lawn, but the big dog area is pretty rough and weedy with a huge dirt patch and a few rocky areas to prevent mud pits in wet weather. Overall, I'd say that it's close proximity to the walking trails is ideal, and the broad range of sponsor plaques on the fence are a great way to advertise while supporting a nice place for dogs and their owners. Lastly, I didn't see very many neglected piles of poo. And I appreciated the comfortable friendliness of a handful of the dog owners. Thanks, Davison! 👍