Railroad Park Dog Park

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• Jo Lynn
  Apr 30, 2023
  Nice dog park

  Great park - well maintained and includes everything you need to clean up after your own dog (so I don’t understand why people can’t do that). Can’t blame the park for that.

• Robin
  Mar 10, 2022
  Pretty good

  Railroad Dog Park is big and open for plenty of running and playing. There are a fair number of benches for sitting. NOTE

• Jennifer
  Dec 25, 2017
  Too small for small dogs

  Why do planners make such small dog parks for small dogs? We visited for the first (and last) time this weekend.

  1. great parking
  2. Bathrooms accessible
  3. Walking around the sports park
  4. Smells because it's near a landfill
  5. How small can this place be?
  6. Lots of uncollected dog poop

  Will not.return.

• NB
  More than a year ago
  nice park for my hyper pup

  love the park but i don't like that people don't pick up their dog's poop. It's literally in the middle of park, easily stepped on. Also there are a few bad apple owners, particularly one gentelman with a husky and german shepherd. I won't state names but these dogs are extremely aggressive and the owner makes no attempt to stop the dogs from attacking other pups. Overall, its nice and conveniently located. If you get a good group of dogs, you're set. My pup approves so we'll continue to go there.

• Kim
  More than a year ago
  Good Park

  It has 2 large breed fenced areas that they alternate between & a small dog yard in between. Large areas with water fountains, trees, garbage cans, pick up bags & scoopers. Plus some agility items installed/donated by Hollywood Feed. Closed Wednesdays.

• Chris
  More than a year ago
  A welcome addition

  Railroad Dog Park in Lewisville is a nice addition to the area, conveniently located for those of us who don't want to drive to Denton or Plano. The small dog (under 30 lbs) side is about 1 acre, while the big dog park is a spacious 5 acres.

  There are benches and manmade shade structures, but no natural shade, so visits during the "dog days" of summer are best left to after sunset. The park is open until 11pm during the summer, and is very well lit both in the park itself and the parking lots, so a lot of people visit after sundown when it's hot out.

  Be sure to bring water and your own bowl. For some reason they decided to put the water fountains outside the fence, as opposed to in the parks themselves for easy access.

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