Frazier Place dog park
Wide-open off-leash acres with size-separated sides near Uptown
About this park
Frazier Place Dog Park is a free, open-access off-leash park near Uptown with separate sections for large and small dogs and a greenway connection for extended walks. The space is very open with large running areas, and the community of owners is friendly and welcoming. A recurring maintenance concern flagged by recent reviewers is a flea infestation, particularly in the small dog section, so flea prevention is worth confirming before a visit.
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Frazier Place dog park reviews
What visitors consistently sayRegulars praise the sheer openness of Frazier Place (large running areas plus a separate small-dog side) and the greenway access next door for a longer walk before or after. Reviewers consistently describe the other owners as friendly and welcoming.
The crowd skews neighborly and chatty: owners introduce themselves and their dogs rather than keeping to themselves. Sunday afternoons tend to draw a bigger mix, with plenty of playmates on both the large and small sides.
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Before you go
Ensure your dog is current on flea and tick prevention before visiting; a recent reviewer reported a severe flea problem in the park. The small dog side can get muddy near the back after rain due to a drainage issue, so bring a towel.
Frequently asked
- Is this the same as Frazier Park?
- No. Frazier Place Dog Park is the off-leash run with size-separated sides on West Trade Street. Frazier Park is the wider neighborhood park with ballfields and a smaller gated dog area, just over on West Fourth.
- Is there a separate small-dog area?
- Yes, fenced off from the large side. One owner notes a small dog can slip through the bars into the big yard, so the split is not airtight.
- Are fleas a problem?
- A recent visitor counted more than a dozen on their dog and flagged the small-dog side in particular. Current flea and tick prevention matters here more than at most parks in the city.
- Does it get muddy?
- The back of the small-dog side does, from a long-standing water leak, and low spots elsewhere flood after heavy rain.
- Is there a fee or a neutering requirement?
- Neither. Access is free and open, and one reviewer specifically notes there is no spay-or-neuter requirement at the gate.
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