Potso Dog Park
Park-sized Tigard off-leash with a chip track and paw-wash hose
About this park
Potso Dog Park is a sprawling off-leash park in Tigard, big enough that the large-dog section alone feels park-sized, with a wood-chip path running the full perimeter. There's a separate small-dog enclosure, covered picnic shelters, climbing tires for agility play, a paw-wash hose, and generous parking.
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Potso Dog Park reviews
What visitors consistently sayReviewers consistently praise the scale (among the largest parks in the metro), with a perimeter chip track for humans, a separate small-dog area, covered shelters, and a paw-wash station for muddy exits. Potso is frequently cited as a reliable year-round backup when nearby parks close.
A respectful crowd. Reviewers repeatedly note that both the people and the dogs tend to be well-behaved, and that it rarely feels overrun even when busy.
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Before you go
No drinking fountain. Fill your own bowl at the hose, or bring water. The park closes some mornings in fall and winter for maintenance; check before going early.
Frequently asked
- Is Potso Dog Park open year-round?
- Yes, though it closes some mornings in fall and winter for maintenance. Regulars use it as the backup when the Gabriel Park summer area shuts for the season.
- Is there a separate small-dog area?
- Yes, and reviewers describe it as generously sized rather than a token pen.
- Is there drinking water?
- No fountain. A hose on site handles bowl refills and paw rinses, so packing a bowl or a bottle is worth it.
- What helps with muddy paws?
- Hoses near the exit let a dog and a pair of boots get rinsed before the drive home, which reviewers single out through the wet months.
- What else is inside the fence?
- A covered picnic shelter, climbing tires for agility play, benches, trash cans, and poop-bag stations, plus a chip path circling the perimeter.
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