This is a very popular dog park, and for good reason! Tons of space to run around, ample water stations and waste disposal bins, benches to rest on, and lots of shady trees. It offers a pond to splash and play in for water-loving pups, but it is sectioned off so that owners can keep them dry if they prefer not to have a wet hairy dog in their car later. Outside of the fenced-in area are a couple of covered picnic tables, which I have used more than once to have lunch while dog watching.

The best thus far. No dog park Ive been to can even come close to the amount of space and options you have for your pet. The people. ( dog owners ) Ive meet where Super nice. No complaints here. #myJack aka my Jackie Boy.

Huge dog park w a pond. Lots of parking. One wheel-chair accessible port-a-pot. Lots of shade and benches. Lots of off-road bike trails behind.

Lots of space for your dogs to run around. There are separate enclosures for small and large dogs; however, the terrain is rocky, dirty, and dangerous with exposed tree roots. There are some benches to sit on inside of the dog areas, but most are not under trees... more than likely you will be in the sun. There is a swimming hole for the dogs, but it is extremely dirty water. Beware, there is a lot of dog poop all over the place. Watch your every step.

The park was nice. The people restroom is just a porta potty and people had not cleaned up after their dogs. Separate areas for small and large dogs for off leash. The large dog area had a pond. Also had dog water fountains!

First time I have taken my pup to a dog park and we had a great time. My dog loved the lake and playing with other dogs her size. They have many shaded places to sit along with waste stations and a hose to rinse your dog after getting in the water. We will definitely be back.

My boyfriend and I love this dog park. Its always clean and the people are very kind. My pups love swimming in the pond and run through the trees.

The park is tucked away at the end of Gramercy Oaks Dr and there are three different areas. One for large dogs, one for small dogs, and between the two there is an enclosed pond for dogs to swim. Around the dog areas there is a paved walk way for light exercise. There is also access to wooded trails off of the paved walk way in the north east corner.

Large, lake, and small dog areas. Great for running, playing, and swimming. When your pup gets tired (as ours did), its time for a break or nap at home. Must watch dogs as you would kids to be sure they play well together. Always pick up after your pet, so no chit-chat with your back turned.

This park keeps getting better with the newly-opened bicycle pads and Greenbelt a Jason! Still a lot of dog feces unfortunately but a great Park none the less

Very nice compared to most dog parks. Plenty of places to sit... Way more than youd expect. Normally seating is in 1 area but this is all over AND in the shade so if you have orthostatic intolerance its way easier to push through. Also have a normal no-dog park and Port-o-Potties.

This park has many attributes that I loved! The large and small dog park were different sized to accommodate its visitors. There’s a pool that you and your pup can enjoy or simply walk around if y’all don’t want to get wet.There’s gigantic cement blocks for humans (and four legged friends) to sit on, plenty of parking (all the way in the back), and restrooms to use.The culture was happy and relaxing. While the dogs were running and rolling, the owners were laughing and looking at other beautiful dogs. Besides this park being right of the DNT, it was in a safe location.

Pretty nice park, clean and very open. Loved the trails and well

Largest Park in North Dallas, trails nearby make it an adventure. The fenced areas are clean and the swimming pond in the middle is a nice touch, dogs love it.

Park itself is nice. Pond access (though quite muddy) and shade trees on the other side with a few stone benches. Whats missing- WATER. All of the spickets are turned off. Please bring in enough water for you and your fur babies!!

My three dogs love running around the lake area, trotting through the mud, investigating the trees, and at least 1 likes dipping in the pond. There are usually other dogs to play with and a 90-minute visit is usually enough to tucker them out for the night. There are plenty of doggie waste stations (generously stocked with bags) and I rarely see a dog owner leave waste behind. Its one of the cleaner dog parks in the area.

I really enjoy taking my dogs here. It’s a decent sized park so there is plenty of space to spread out from others!

Great swimming hole for dogs. Separate enclosures for 30 pounds and under. Separate enclosure if you dont want your dog to swim. Always a lot of tennis balls!

Good park, lots of space but people really need to pick up after their dogs.

Huge swimming area. If your dog is a swimmer, then this is a great dog park for your furry friend. My only complaint is that the rinse off station is not ideally located for me. There’s big blocks to sit on in the large dog area, small dog area and wet area, which is nice for us humans.

The man-made lake was significantly larger than I thought based on the photos in other reviews. There is a small dog park, a large dog park, and the lake section - all of which have an acclimation zone. Our dogs miss the beach something fierce and this was a pretty good alternative for the area.

Pups are always pooped when we leave, so many friends to make, so little time. The pond and hose are great, pups love to take a swim especially in summer months.

This was the first time our one year old Lab Beagle mix went swimming and he loved it! Theres a lot of space for the dogs to run around! Its heaven on Earth for the doggies! He looks forward to go swimming here all the time!There are separate park for small dogs and large dogs and for dry and wet areas.

Best dog park ever! Huge and easy to navigate.

Nice open spaces with lots of shade. Mix of dogs and all seen to get along. Sometimes chitchat and phone-use makes owners not pay attention to their dogs and deposits arent cleaned up. Just keep an eye out where you walk!!

Separate areas for small dogs and big dogs.. A lake they can jump in.. Very clean.

Our dog loves coming here! There is a small dog park, a large dog park, and a wet park (pond). There have always been dogs here to keep our little guy company. Our favorite park by far!

Great dog park. Love all the shaded area and the separated swimming area. Owners seem very aware of their own dog and monitor all situations well. Lots of fountains for the dogs to drink.

Great park with lots of shading and tree disperse in the play area.

A great place to take your fur baby to stretch his or her legs. They separate the spaces for big babies and little babies and have plenty of water stations for them to drink. They also have a trail if you want to take a walk and a nice pond for those hot days. Convenient location as its near DNT and George Bush Tollway.

My dogs looove this dog park! Everyone is always so nice and friendly. Ive never had to deal with aggressive dogs either. 5 stars from me.

Its dirty, no one picks up after their dogs. Not much grass in play area, just a lot of dirt. Does not look like the pictures as far as cleanliness.

Loved that they have a place for the dogs to swim. Beautiful scenery. Plenty of shaded areas.

Nice place for relaxation for you and the dogs.

I dont bring a dog here, my jogging route takes me through the parking lot, would like the port a potty kept cleaner.

This park is amazing, ive been three times so far and my dog loves it. The Dog owners are good about keeping the park clean and making sure all the dogs are getting along nicely. Come Join Us!!

Always seem to be full of dogs and people. Can use some work on the landscaping and fix the water fountains.

A big space for the dogs to run. Both small and large dog enclosed spaces. Beautifully kept area! My favorite place to go with my dog!

Great place to let dogs loose. My dog enjoys the water park side.

Great atmosphere friendly people and dogs. My dog had fun! Was able to run free!

Great place to hike with dogs...

Good size. Has a pond, its dirty though, your dog will stink. Grass dies fast here though.

Clifford gives it five paws! By far the best dog park weve visited in the Dallas area. Not your typical suburban, manicured, homogeous park. A rugged, natural landscape with traditional separated sides for small and large dogs, this park has concrete seating and a third section featuring a pond. Be warned, it will get messy, so bring some spare towels.

Memorial Day Weekend Sunday first day Bella got to go to a dog park not many people there which was good and she absolutely loved it

Love coming here! The pond area could use some maintenance

My beautiful Baby Girl had a blast

This used to be my favorite place to take my dog in the summer so she could get a good workout in swimming. They for some reason removed the hose to wash your dog down which was a terrible idea. Then on another day, a large water moccasin was in the lake and swam from the tree/brush area towards the main dock. My dog had just been in the water a few minutes before this so it was very startling. The city should be maintaining the park and preventing dangerous snakes from being in this area. We wont be going back.

So much open space! Love the little lake area too!! Perfect place to bring your dogs (at least on the bigger dog side). Just make sure to bring a towel if they swim!

Great dog park! Plenty of parking and space for the dogs to roam.

Great dog park to visit, very clean and tidy, they have separate parks for little dogs and big dogs, as well as a lake area and picnic area, they even have grills there if you wanna throw your dog a party lol. Awesome site

So grateful to have this park open again! Obviously no clean water / hose access though

Two years ago I would have given this place five stars but it seems like its maintenance hasnt been kept up very well recently.We go because of the pond side of the dog park, my dog loves the water so she loves it there. They used to have an awesome washing station. It had a hook to put the leash on and an easy handle to turn the water on and off. They still have a hose but its no longer as easy to turn on and off and they dont have anything to hook the leash up to. Plus, the pond area now only has one pop bag station so if it runs out you have to leash your dogs just to go into the other dog area to get bags.It is still a great dog park, just be prepared and grab extra bags as soon as you get there.On the other side of the dog park they have plenty of bag stations and areas for the dogs to get water.

Great place, mostly friendly dogs

Huge, dry area for (big) dogs to run and play, with a separate section by the parking lot for small dogs. This park also has a doggie lake where all sizes can run and even swim! Love this park, but keep in mind that I closed on Tuesdays!

Great fenced in dog park with separate areas. One area has a sizeable pond for the pups to play in (obviously be prepared for mud in addition to a wet pup). There’s another very large area sectioned off next to the water area for those who don’t want to get wet and dirty. It still provides a very large area for running around

Absolutely love this dog park! We have a small corgi and the small dog section is a perfect area to run around and play. The people are nice and the pups love playing with each other!!

A wonderful place to take your doggie(s), in a really pretty, roomy setting.There is a large dog section, a small dog section, and a pond section. Plenty of shade and room for your doggie to run, for you to do a nice walk with them, or just play fetch.The only reason I gave it a 4 isnt for the park but for some of the people - because believe it or not, in the large dog section, sometimes people dont pick up after their dogs so you have to watch where you step, and occasionally there is an aggressive dog whose owner really shouldnt be bringing to a dog park. But mostly people are really friendly and the dogs have a great time.

Best dog park, lots of room. Large dogs and small dogs are separated.

NorthBark is the largest dog park in DFW and is a great place to bring your furry friend. With different areas for different sizes (but plenty of room for each) you can feel safe bringing your pet into an area of like-sized friends. It is clean and centrally located.

Makes a wonderful place to walk a mile in my shoes....and I do.

Love the fact that so many owners being their dogs here. Great place for dogs to socialize. However people need to be more watchful and pick up after their dogs.

Bathroom situation leaves a lot to be desired, but otherwise a pretty great spot for the pup.

Love the space, mile trail between parks. Small and large dog park. Third area with pond for both sizes. Still a few who dont pick up after/dont pay attention to their dogs. Overall, nice place to go.

Quite a nice place to take a walk alone or with pets

Great park, nice trail and nice people.

Loved visiting this park with my baby girl. Whose no longer with me. Sadly shes passed on. It was roomy and well managed by the city. Most folks were pretty friendly. So it was a good experience

Park is great since they fixed the mud pit. Wish theyd get the giardia out of the swimming area, but other than that, its awesome.

Nice dog park, and most people there are very nice. Very spacious with plenty of room for our little fur babies. I didnt notice a lot of people not picking up poop like other reviews. One thing I did notice (which seems to be a constant at most Dallas dog parks) is that people bring their large dogs into the 0-30lbs area. They then allow their dogs to be aggressive towards the younger dogs or peoples children. I can even understand the larger dogs that are docile and are apt to being around smaller dogs because there are smaller dogs in their own family. I dont have a young one that runs around and plays in there because thats our dogs time to play with other dogs, but I noticed some kids that were running and one of the larger dogs almost attacked the young kid until the owner told them not to run or her dog will be aggressive with them and no one said anything. The mother was scared to let her own kids even move suddenly, like this lady owned the park and we had to follow her own rules. I understand that parents have to control their kids, but also at the first sign of aggression, owners should exit the park (especially since their large dog is in the wrong area) per posted ACTUAL rules. I always tell my son (which is 12) to not touch of get in ANY dogs face. Even if an owner says its ok our pets can still be unpredictable. But then again, my son shouldnt have to be careful and dont make any sudden movements or my dog will attack. There was one of these larger dogs (in the 0-30lbs area) come and get aggressive and start snarling at my son when we were playing rock paper, scissors and was told to not make any sudden moves like that, but that her dog wouldnt actually hurt us. When I got up to shew the dog away she told me he wasnt going to hurt anyone...I know he wasnt...I wasnt going to give him the chance. From my understanding, the lady meets up with a group that frequents the place, but that shouldnt override the overall safety of others or carry any kind of seniority over newcomers. The same ladys dog was being overly aggressive and there were other people correcting her dog, but she was doing nothing besides saying he wont hurt you when the dog was clearly being aggressive with other dogs and wouldnt stop. Any ideas how others wouldve handles it? I was trying to keep my cool, but it was frustrating.

I have a blind dog and even he had so much fun exploring and having fun. Plenty of places to sit, however they are not all in the shade. They have working water fountains. Also very easy to get to. Tons of parking. Sidewalks and walkways are paved and in great condition.

This place has a ping separate from the actual dog park. So if you dont want your dog wet, thats fine the pond is separate. Lots of seating. Its a very solid place to take your best friend.

Great place for all kind of dogs, also people is really friendly in the park and let dogs to be dogs.

Well maintained and offers plenty of seating for owners. Separated into three different areas; large dog park (35lbs+), small dog park (0-35lbs), and pond area (all sizes). Pond for swimming and hose to rinse off or wash your pup after play time. There are also walking/running trails that connect to the park. Our favorite dog park in Dallas.

The gates to go in and out are concerning. I saw people leave the gate open to the dog park and leave the gate out open, which meant any dogs could get loose (and one almost did). Millie LOVED the pond area and played with a ball someone had left behind. The other enclosed areas are also spacious and well shaded, which is great for summer!Edit: The park is very spacious and my dog loves it there. I’m a little concerned on the pond/park as yesterday my dog started limping about a half hour after we arrived. We already had a vet appointment scheduled so today when she wasn’t putting any weight at all (and it was SO swollen), we did xrays. There was a puncture wound that was infected and producing air! The vet said she hadn’t seen air in a wound like that NOT in a digestive area in all her years!! Since we were there at about 3pm the day before and the X-ray was taken at about 9am, I’m now very unsure of the area and the bacteria there. There is a lot of feces/germs and maybe the stagnant water is not the best. We will definitely consider going to a river or larger lake in the future once healed.The non-pond area is shady and Millie loves both areas. Unfortunately we are now out of commission and have a heavy vet bill (pet insurance coming in with a solid win!). Hopefully no one else has a serious health issue like this as I’ve been worried the last 24 hours. The good news is I really love our Vet!

Not sure why some ppl take dogs that weigh more than 30lbs into the small park but they do, one was overly aggressive to my submissive 10 week old puppy and yes there are owners who dont clean up after their dogs which is ridiculous. Otherwise its actually a cool place and white rock creek is accessible as my pup took to it quite naturally and helped wear her out!

The people are so friendly and it is a beautiful park. Took my rescue pup there and everyone was so welcoming and kind.

Very nice place to take a city dog and let it wander freely for a little while. Just let it be a dog for a couple hours. Fully fenced in so your pet is safe to run off some of their stored energy.

Its pretty nice. There are three sections, one for large dogs (30+ lbs), one for small dogs and one that has a pond. The pond has some snapping turtles in it. There is a walking trail that walks around the park that is pretty nice, but the far back corner had a fallen tree blocking part of the sidewalk trail.

Nice and close place to take my dog to join others dogs. I really recommend it

Really nice place for the dogs to play, it is divided by size and it is usually pretty packed.

We enjoy bouncing between the water area and park. Bummed out they took away the dog wash. Owners here arent as reliable with watching their dogs. Watch your step for poop. Lots of space otherwise!

Always big fun! Separate areas for small and large dogs. Separate area for all sizes to swim in the lake. Walking trail.

Only reason I gave 4 stars was the water is pretty gross. Otherwise its a good park

Nice place! Wouldnt go there after a bunch of rain

Nice dog park with multiple areas for different sized dogs. One has a lake for them to swim in.

This place is very nice. It has a pond so the dogs can swim. Its very clean. It also has the doggie water fountains where they can get their own water. Highly recommend!

This is by far my favorite dog park to go to in Dallas. White rock & Mutts are the ones I usually go to, but this one has it all. You can walk the trail, go to the pond they have for the dogs, or just enjoy the dog park itself. I sure wish they had this a little closer to me but it is well worth the drive.

I was pretty impressed with this dog park. Yes there isnt much grass, but most dog parks dont have much in terms of grass. The park is very large. And I love the fact that it has a pond for your dog to swim if you like (it is a separate area so you can also avoid if if you want). I also really liked their trail system behind. I think its run by mountain bikers, so just make sure you watch for cyclists, but its a pretty decent trail system for the small area they had to work with.

This is a great dog park. The amound of open space is awesome and even if there are 50 dogs it doesnt feel crowded. Park is relatively clean for the most part and really lets the dogs do everything from running around to swimming.

This is a large, well-shaded dog park. I wish people were more considerate and didn’t leave their disgusting cigarette butts all over the ground for dogs to eat. Some people have no class.

Cleanest dog park around, great people. We love Northbark. We go everyday and twice on the weekends.

We have always loved going to this dog park as it has a pond that our dog loves! However, it seems they took away the hose and spigot to rinse your dog after they swim. The pond water is dirty (which is understandable) so rinsing your dogs after they swim was definitely necessary. We will likely be looking for a new dog park now

It has an open, a wooded and a water area for dogs. Pretty sweet spot.

Fantastic! Huge! Lots of poop bag dispensers! 4 stars because it doesnt have a station to rinse off your dog after play, and after rain it can get super muddy.

My dog loves swimming in the pond. She loves this park!

My dog and I always enjoy coming over. However, with the time change its dark by 6 p.m. which makes it difficult to let your dog loose with other dogs and not able to who theyre playing with that could be a threat. AO

Excellent place. We love it

North Bark is one of me and Lus favorite parks. They have a good sized small dog area, it can occasionally feel crowded, but theres always plenty of spots to sit. There isnt as much sjade in the small dog area as the trees are still fairly young. In the middle area sits a small fenced in pond, if your mans best friend enjoys a swim. The large sized dog area has a ton of room where the the zoomies are a plenty. Theres always been at least a few people there every time Ive gone, but ive never felt likr it was overcrowded. The park does have SEASONAL fountains so plan ahead during the cold months. Surrounding the three enclosures is a cement walking trail as well. So if you have a pup that prefers to keep to themselves theres more than enough choices for everbody (pupper & human) to get in some good excersize and sun. Good amount of grass throughout but mud can sometimes be an issue. Now youll just have to convince pup to leave!Always clean and safe, absolutely must see for yourself. I would drive 30min to get here past 3 other parks that couldnt come close. Be sure to check their hours! They close one day a week for cleaning/maintenance and they will close the gate to the parking lot at times when the park is closed.

Beautiful place for dogs to have a great time swimming and playing!

The dogs were mostly friendly and so were the people there. The pond area looked inviting, but the water had a bad odor to it. Even when my dog got it the water to drink some of it he made a face like oh my God this tastes bad. It would be nice if there was a wash down hose. We will go back again.

Relaxing fun with the puppy