Hazelia Dog Park
Lake Oswego's best-kept park: grass, agility gear, tennis balls for days
About this park
Hazelia Dog Park is a standout suburban park in Lake Oswego: mostly grass with some bark chips, multiple covered picnic shelters, fresh water, built-in agility equipment, and a well-stocked supply of tennis balls. The timid/small-dog area sits across the parking lot for a calmer alternative, and a clean human restroom rounds out the amenities.
Amenities
Hazelia Dog Park reviews
What visitors consistently sayReviewers repeatedly call out a rare combination: big grassy run, covered picnic shelters, reliable fresh water, built-in agility equipment, and a constant tennis-ball stash. Multiple reviews call Hazelia their favorite park in the region.
A welcoming regulars culture with friendly owners and well-socialized dogs; enough repeat visitors that the park feels familiar after a couple of visits.
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Before you go
The timid/small-dog section is across the parking lot from the main area, worth the extra walk if your dog prefers a gentler crowd. Leash up on the surrounding paths due to ticks.
Frequently asked
- Is there a separate area for small or timid dogs?
- Yes, and it sits across the parking lot from the active section rather than sharing a fence line, which is why nervous dogs settle at Hazelia Dog Park when they struggle elsewhere.
- Is there agility equipment?
- A full set of it in the main run, alongside a supply of loose tennis balls that reviewers describe as never running out.
- Is there water for dogs?
- Fresh water is reliably available in both sections, and the timid-dog side keeps a kiddie pool for cooling off on hot days.
- Is there cover when it rains?
- Several covered areas with picnic tables sit inside the fence, which matters in a region that spends half the year wet.
- Can dogs be off-leash on the surrounding paths?
- No. The paved path and grassy slopes outside the park are leashed ground, and reviewers flag ticks as a second reason to keep dogs close.
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