Pinnacle Dog Park

About this park

Pinnacle Dog Park runs three fenced sections on a rotation so one is always closed for turf recovery while the other two serve small and large dogs. Each active area has its own water fountain with bowls, bench seating, and overhead lighting that makes pre-dawn and after-dusk visits realistic in the desert heat. A lighted gazebo anchors the middle of the complex, and trails loop the surrounding park when a rotation closure shrinks the options inside the fences.

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Frequently asked

Is the park lit after dark?

Yes, and in summer it is the best thing about the place. Every active run has overhead lighting plus a lighted gazebo in the middle, which is what makes the 5:30am and after-dark visits reviewers describe possible at all.

Why is one of the three sections always closed?

The runs rotate. One rests for turf recovery while the other two serve small and large dogs, and which section plays which role changes. Reviewers credit that schedule for grass at Pinnacle in better shape than most Valley dog parks.

Is there water inside the fences?

Each active section has its own drinking fountain with bowls provided, so a thirsty dog does not have to be walked back to the car.

Anything to watch for on the small-dog side?

Goathead burrs. Two separate owners describe going home with burrs stuck through their dogs' legs and paws, and one stopped using that side over it. Check feet and legs on the way out.

Where are the restrooms?

On the far side of the property across the parking lot rather than next to the runs. Reviewers rate them clean but note the walk.