Glenbrook Dog Park

My neighborhood dog park. We have a small dig and this place has a side for small dogs, and larger dogs. Both sides of the fence has a lot of space on their respective sides. I've never seen this park over crowded. Sometime the regulars combine their small dogs with their bigger dogs. But it seems like it is a universal agreement amongst the regulars who go there at a certain time. The yards seem to be kept fairly clean as I haven't found any droppings yet. I wish they supplied bags though, just in case the owners forget. Other than that, great neighborhood dog park.

NOT FOR SMALL DOGSONLY 25lbs or BIGGERDONT BELIEVE YOUR GOOGLE MAPS PEOPLE haha took our pup here. The area is huge and it's a nice long run. Not too many people were here. It was really quiet. A lot of parking both in the lot and the neighborhood. My pup is 15lbs so didn't want her to be with the big dogs but if you do have a larger dog, this is a nice quiet park to come to!

This is the closest dog park to where I live and I enjoy the convenience. Both of my dogs enjoy coming here, depending on what other dogs are around. There are a ton of great dogs who come to the large dog park, but there are also quite a few that we tend to try to avoid.The space is quite large and runs parallel to the freeway. It can get a little muddy in spots, especially after a heavy rain. There are trees, benches, and trash cans. Unfortunately, especially along the edges, most dog owners do not pick up after their pets.There is a communal water bowl with freshwater from a water fountain. Be careful where you walk because several dogs have dug holes that have not been filled in. There is also a small dog park for dogs under the weight restrictions or who are a little more timid and just need some space. All in all, it's a nice place to let my dogs socialize and get some of the zoomies out and there's plenty of parking.

My pup and u love this park. We've been coming for a few months and it's the best. It's super long so there's plenty of room and people normally watch after their dogs. Never had any issues. There's some grass and trees for shade. I just wish there were lights because now that it gets dark so early we can stay much .

Ruff, zooom, honk, rufff, woof and zooom again.Its located right over the highway 50 west bound wall. So it is a bit noisy from traffic but if your looking for a distraction while training your dog or puppy this is the place to be. They also have few items for agility and show like training. They have the tunnel its about 5 feet or so its a big plastic one not a forgiven cloth collapsible kind. Then on to the metal A frame which is pretty decent in size. Then finally they have the black bars that stick in the ground for weaving in and out of. We got our puppy to do a few runs around the A frame and my wife was able to get him through the tunnel. There is plenty of shade and seats available, water fountain for both humans and dogs. They also have a few rakes, shovel and pooper scoopers so you can cleanup after your dogs if you forget bags, because like many of the parks they can no longer provide them. Also they have a sign for the doggy diggers please fill in the wholes they make. Im guessing safety reasons, i stumbled through a whole while playing with my dog. Good signage and they have the tools you need to "get er done" with. Save a hip or something and please fill your pet holes back up! Good deeds and responsibilities go a long way, plus "KARMA" is a (female dog, fox or otter, i googled it) B!+€#.Overall the park has some great qualities and not so good qualities. It just depends on you and your dog needs. But just one more bone of info to toss to you, it is next to a few babseball fields, the highway on the other and a bunch of trees with some squirrels the day we went.So the barking, the car/truck noise and possibly a game going on, dont think you have a quiet day here, but it makes for some great training if your at the distraction level of it!

Hidden entrance (Garden Path Ct/Stream View Way) behind baseball fieldsPark is shaped like a really big rectangle, mature trees, about three trash cans, decent seating, and obstacle type "toys" for the dogs. I believe it's an all-dog-sizes park as I saw no signs that mentioned otherwise.

For whatever reason every time that I have brought my small dog to the small dog caged-in park there are one to two pit bulls in the small dog park area. I'm sure they are sweet and wouldn't hurt a fly but there is a medium- large dog park area twice the size located right next to the small dog area. One pit owner had to and had trouble restraining his pit. Why bring your pit if you can't hold on to it? Why not use the medium / large dog area? Never going to this dog park again. It's a pain to walk my excited dog all the way to the dog area only to leave with my confused dog because more pits in the small dog area than small dogs. I've never complained to the pit owners, I just left. Thx for being inconsiderate and oblivious to small dog owners.

As of 2017 December / 2018 January, it's fairly muddy and deserted; the park around it is being renovated or worked on in some capacity, so parking and finding the entrance can be a little tricky. All in all, it's a nice little place to let the doggos go off leash and party it up.

I love this park. I used to go to University park but I much prefer this place for a few reasons. 1) way more room for dogs to run around. 2) cleaner. University park (small dog side) has a lot of fox tails growing due to the wind blowing seeds onto the park. If your dog likes chewing or digging- that place is not for you. This park does not have that. Only potential con about this place is that the few times we've gone- we haven't really encountered any other dogs. There are plenty of big dogs on their side - but rarely any other small dogs.

I did not care as much for this dog park but my puppy was happy and that is all that really matters. She had plenty of room to poop. I cleaned it up and dump the bag into trash. She chased after a puppy her age and her size.