Lookup Park
A hilly, grassy off-leash run with a creek
About this park
A genuinely hilly off-leash park, mostly grass with scattered trees for shade, where the large-dog section has a small creek running through it. There's some agility equipment on the grounds, and an annual pass is required to get in. The rolling terrain gives dogs more of a workout than a flat lot would.
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Lookup Park reviews
What visitors consistently sayThe hills and the creek in the big-dog section make this a more interesting off-leash workout than the usual flat fenced yard.
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Before you go
Buy the required annual pass before visiting. The slope and creek suit confident, energetic dogs more than they do unsteady seniors.
Frequently asked
- Do you need a pass to get in?
- Yes. An annual pass is required, so sort that out before the first visit rather than turning up at the gate.
- Is there water for dogs?
- A small creek runs through the large-dog section, which is where most dogs end up cooling off. Carry a bottle for anything beyond that.
- Is the terrain easy going?
- No. The ground rolls rather than sits flat, which is the whole appeal for a high-energy dog and the reason an unsteady senior will struggle. Scattered trees give some shade.
- Is parking a problem?
- It can be. The grounds are shared with lacrosse fields, and the lot fills up on game days, so an off-hours visit is the safer bet.
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