Wiggly Field

I love this park. It's the only one around that has grass. All the others are so muddy. This one is pretty far for us to drive but we come often. So far people are nice and it's not too crowded. There are agility toys to play on and lots of space to run. There is a small side for the littles and bug side for the large babies. No kids under 10.

Ok so the size of the park is nice, lot of room for the dogs to run in the big side. After they ran around we went to get the dogs some water and neither of the water fountains in the dog parks work. No water is running. I went to the bathrooms they were locked. The water fountain at the restrooms was also turned off. So me being a nature girl and wanting my dogs to not die of heat exhaustion. I found some empty bottles in the trash and climbed down the creek to fill them up with water. If you are going to keep this park open for dogs keep the water on. It has not been anywhere close to freezing in the last week so there is no excuse. Besides my need for a hike they enjoyed the agility course. This is the closest park to my house and I'm very upset about my visit.

Although this park was a little difficult to get to, it was worth it. The large dog side is spacious and has lots of obstacle courses and shaded areas with benches. There were several dogs already playing when I arrived around 4:45 PM on a Tuesday, and many more came throughout the hour we were there. I actually like that this park doesn't have a pond...a nice option in cooler weather when I don't want to clean up my water-loving Labrador. The water fountains for both humans and canines worked and had fresh water readily available. Previous reviews about this park not having water for the dogs is not currently correct...maybe that instance was during the freezing pipe months. I also want to mention how friendly the people were. I've been to many dog parks in the last few years and although have met many friendly puppy parents, there must be a "regulars" crowd at Wiggly Field because many people openly said "Hi!" to me. And not in a creepy way. I'm not sure if I can justify a daily drive to this park from Yukon, but I definitely will be back!

This is a fun little dog park set inside of Ray Trent park right off of I-40. They have two areas, one for small dogs and one for large, and happily both areas have toys and slides for your dog to play on! Most days it's not too busy and everyone has been friendly the times I've visited with my pooch.The large dog area is HUGE and will give your dog plenty of room to run out some steam too! And if you have a shy dog (like me) it's nice to have the Ray Trent park attached so that when your pup gets overstimulated you can go for a calming walk around the people park to calm her down.

This dog park was highly recommended to me by the trainer at petsmart to get out a lot of my dog's extra energy and he loves it. We go almost daily for an hour at a time so he can run and do a lot of the agility equipment. My dog is only 6 months old so he hasn't figured out all the manners yet, but everyone is so kind to help me keep him from jumping on them since he can run much faster than I can. I really see the only downside is that some people don't pick up after their dogs and i have seen several broken balls and toys left laying on the ground.

Huge area for big dogs the only problem is the grass was tall and mosquitoes were a big problem other than that everything was great not very many were out today either .

This park is a joke. Size is great however the only water that's actually working is in a broken down kiddie pool that they had in the center by a makeshift tent. And water was not fit for him to drink. Nasty water. Other dogs are friendly if you actually catch other ppl there. No fun for dogs or people. Not even 2 stars... :(