Dr. Jose Rizal Park Off-Leash Area

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• Rachel
  Apr 9, 2023
  Fences are not enclosed

  My husky found the open fence immediately to the bike path. Joyfully. She came back right away. We liked it because no one was there but one camp. We don't like the broken fence.

• Alex
  Dec 12, 2019
  No dogs, only homeless and druggies

  Until the city does something about this place, it is crawling with homeless camps and people openly shooting heroin. Don’t come here if you value your safety or your dog.

• Ly
  Nov 24, 2019
  Full Of Homeless Peopel

  THe homeless people has occupied this dog park. They set up tents, hanging out days and night, doing frogs and littering here. I do not recommend going here for you and your dog safety.

• Eileen
  More than a year ago
  Don't go there

  Was looking for a new park to let my dog run while I recover from a knee injury. Within one minute, he was out through a broken gate, near a roadway. It's unkept, trashed and unsafe. The trashcans were overflowing.

• Tony
  More than a year ago
  Danger Alert Danger Danger

  The potential for this park is good however my last couple visits I and my dogs were exposed to hyperdermic needles and an abundance of loose trash and prowling characters. I only rated one bone to write the review otherwise Id have rated it zero bones.

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