Midtown Mutts Dog Park

This dog park is the biggest in the downtown area of OKC. There isn't a ton of grass except in mid-spring, but it is heavily used and it is FREE to the public. Even on the coldest or hottest of days, I can expect for my pup to have another dog to play with. There are two separate fenced areas-- a large one for big dogs and a smaller adjacent one for smaller ones. There is a tin pavilion to stand/sit under, and a watering station with a hose!

This dog park is not the best. Most of the time there is no grass at all. The location is convenient and it is open all hours, but I would not recommend going unless you just need a big open area to play fetch with your dog. Someone really needs to do maintenance on the grounds.

In our quest to find the paw-fact dog park we headed to Midtown Mutts. She really enjoyed it, but the small dog side is pretty much an after thought. The large dog side has swimming pools, picnic tables for humans and lots of toys. The small dog side is pretty much a big yard. Still she enjoyed running the fence line chasing the big dogs.

This place is great! It's small enough that dogs and owners are more likely to interact. There are toys, poop bags, water buckets, seats, shaded areas, grass, a community garden, and a lot of regulars. It's entertaining to watch people going to bars and the place is well maintained. People bring beers and chairs and hang out. Great vibe

We no longer frequent this dog park. The changes from the large area to two areas and the bad upkeep mean we haven't visited in over a year. On a regular day, it's incredible dirty and dusty because there is no grass. During a rainy season, well you can guess what a dirt pile turns into. There are pot holes everywhere, random chairs just thrown around... I know it's only a matter of time before they turn this land into an apartment building, but wish in the meantime it could get a little more attention. My dog and I just head over to Harn Park and I let him run around there instead.

I love this dog park, particularly because of where it's located, and with great hours. But, I have a small dog and their small dog area leaves a lot to be desired. The biggest issue is the large hole around the tree in this area. It's been growing for months, and nothing has been done about it. There is also poor drainage near the water spigots, so a lot of mud gets built up. The large dog owners like to drain their buckets in the small dog area, so the mud pit gets pretty out of hand. With that said, we come here fairly frequently and throw around some tennis balls for a good time. It's great that they have an area for my puppy to play in safely, since the big dogs can get rough.

Plenty of water to drink, a separate fenced area for the more crazy pets, ample seating for pet owners. Located downtown, this dog park always has someone for your dog to play with

Decent dog park, pretty small but its in the middle of downtown so that's somewhat understandable. Not much for obstacles for the dogs to play on, there's one small shaded area and about 11 seats total for the whole park, no trees around for shade. We went in the middle of April and it was mostly dirt. We visited this park on our way to Bleu Garten and wanted to get the pups tired first, it was decent but probably won't be coming back unless we do the same thing.

There where soooo many dogs and many people weren't making sure their pets weren't being aggressive. It would be 5 stars if the patrons actually followed the rules.

Attended a Dog Day in December hosted here and I decided it was alright. The dog park is quite small and I did not see a station with sacs available for poop accidents. My advice is to bring your own sacs. The park is decent for small to medium sized dogs, but not very friendly for giant dogs because the size is small and the fences isn't very tall.