Morris Hill Park
A fenced dog park tucked beside a modern neighborhood playground
About this park
The smaller neighborhood park that wraps around Morris Hill Dog Park, with a modern playground on soft synthetic turf, clean restrooms, and two fenced dog areas (main and shy-dog) with benches and overhead cover. Essentially one stop for a playground run and an off-leash visit.
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Morris Hill Park reviews
What visitors consistently sayReviewers like the combo of a modern kid playground on bouncy flooring right next to the fenced dog area, an unusually practical setup for families. The shy-dog pen gets specific praise for giving timid dogs a safe alternative.
Families with kids-and-dogs who use both sides of the park, plus regulars who prefer the smaller scale to the larger Morris Hill Dog Park yard.
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Before you go
Restrooms close at dark and are typically closed in winter, so plan accordingly. Winter can get muddy inside the fence; some regulars bring a cooler of fresh water when the fountain isn't stocked.
Frequently asked
- Is there a shy-dog area?
- Yes. The fenced dog park has both an all-dogs area and a separate shy-dog pen, with water, benches, and overhead cover.
- Does it work for a family with kids and a dog?
- The modern playground on soft synthetic turf sits right next to the fenced dog area, so one stop covers both.
- Are the restrooms open year-round?
- No. They close at dark and are typically shut through winter, so plan ahead.
- What's it like inside the fence in winter?
- It gets muddy, and the fountain isn't always stocked. Some regulars bring a cooler of fresh water during the off-season.
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