Yorktown Community Dog Park

There are 2 areas. One for large dogs and the other one for small dogs. The large dog area is huge and there's plenty of space for them to run and play. There are some toys and a lot of tennis balls all over. There's always dogs there . There's no running water. There's a storage box with gallons of water, but bring water just in case. Many of us bring a full gallon and take an empty one every time. People are friendly, dogs are friendly. The best part is that if there's no dog for your dog to play with you can always go for a hike, since there are a lot of hiking trails.

Great, big park where dogs can play. The best part is that there are always dogs there, so your best friend will not have to play alone.

The actual dog run was really big and had a ton of toys in it for the dogs to play with.

The hike itself isn't the most scenic compared to some other places, but if you keep your dog on a short leash around some of the higher areas, it's a great casual hike to take your pet on.

We took the white trail to the blue trail and turned back around when the blue trail met the purple trail. Definitely some cool rock formations.

Group also spent 45 minutes trying to find a geocache.

Divided by large and smaller dogs, all the dogs were well behaved. We didn’t meet any smaller dogs though:(

Fantastic (and BIG) dog park, a little bit middle-of-nowhere, with separate areas for big-and/or-rowdy dogs and smaller/shy dogs, adjacent to a dog-friendly walking path I sadly have yet to explore.

Lots of trees, lots of space for running, and a LOT of stray tennis balls (along with quite a few other toys, just not to the endemic level of the tennis balls). Regulars keep the place well-stocked with a lot of water, as well, along with keeping tabs on all the dogs they know -- whether theirs or not -- with a willingness to step in and keep the peace if the dogs get a little TOO rowdy.

The parking area is a little bit on the smaller side; usually not a problem, but most recently we ended up taking the very last available space when we arrived. Although the neighboring streets are small-rural-road quiet, I'm pretty sure there's no street parking. It's possible, therefore, that on a perfect-weather weekend, there won't be anywhere to park -- at least until someone else leaves.

Great Community Dog Park with a good size fence enclosed area for your pets to run and play freely. If you want to experience something more tranquil and private you can continue onto the many trails behind the park, just keep following the trail instead of turning into the fenced off section. Most of the trails have designations making it difficult to get lost or go off trail. This trails level of difficulty is very easy, only with 1 or 2 steep inclines. Early mornings are best if you are looking for a more isolated experience. Later on in the day would be best for socializing as you’re like to see other visitors with their pets. Give this clean, well maintained park a shot, I do recommend.

My favorite park. Huge big dog section with trees. Also a small dog section. A few benches. Lots of community park toys to play with. Community jugs of water for all the dogs. Give back and take some empty ones home and refill them, bring them to the park next time you come! Poop bags and garbage cans are throughout the park. There is also a trail to walk on in the woods. Please wear a mask when in the park with people. Alot of people don't wear masks but it's big enough to seperate a good distance away from them. It's a sheet of ice right now beware.

This is a good dog park because it is big, there are almost always other dogs there, and it is a small part of a bigger network of trails that is expansive and fun.

This is a great dog park. There are two sections (one for small dogs) and the other larger section. It is shaded but don't come when it has recently rained.

My dog always comes home tired and sleeps hard. He's also a little dirty. Lol

Huge dog park. People are very friendly. No running water but there are some jugs full of fresh water in a container for the everyone’s use. So much space to run around and play. Can get muddy tho. I do wish there were some wood chips or something.

Nice natural wooded park. Large area, solid fence. Benches. Bring your own water. Large and small dog sides with shared entrance. Plenty of walking trails as well.

Quite large dog park with two seperate parks for smaller and larger dogs respectively. Connected to the park are trails going for quite a ways as well. Either sit and throw the ball or walk one of the couple trails.

Nice big space for the pups! Small and large dog divided sections which is nice. And good walking trails as well.

it was a very nice big park for small and large dogs, other dogs were there to play with others. very friendly people and dogs.

Spacious with well-behaved pups and friendly owners. There’s a separation for big and small pups with plenty of toys around to keep them entertained.

great area for the dogs as well as hiking trails. the people and the dogs there are very friendly and welcoming.

Super nice place very flat, very big, just dont go there after the rain a little muddy area but overall one of the nicer dog parks

A clean and open park where my dogs could run around and have fun with other dogs that where there. Loved how the park supply’s water gallons for the dogs on hot days

Great park to bring your dogs. It's fenced and has a large capacity.

It consists of two gated fields, one for small and one for large dogs. Plenty of space for the dogs to run around