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Mt. Tabor Park

Portland, OR's Mt. Tabor Park is nearly 200 acres and features a 4-acre off-leash area for dogs of all sizes. The grassy lawn is located in the southern corner of the park and is not entirely fenced-in, so be sure to monitor your dogs closely. Fresh water is available at the park. Visit Website

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Mt. Tabor Park has received a rating of 4.4 out of 5 bones by 5 canine critics on BringFido.

  • Brad
    Mar 2, 2018
    Love this place

    I love this place the people and the dogs everything is pretty and fun hills to run has water for dogs

  • Traveler
    More than a year ago
    Gorgeous, but...

    Such a gorgeous park for your dog to run around in, but the perimeter is not entirely fenced, and some sections that are fenced are barely knee high. I figured I could keep a close eye on my dog around those low areas, but I was bummed when other park-goers told me some areas on the hillside aren't fenced at all, there's just vegetation. I was worried my dog would get loose onto the streets of Portland, so we went back on leash and left.

  • Kat
    More than a year ago
    Off-leash forest

    This is a great off-leash park for dogs. It's basically a forest with tons of room for dogs to run around and explore. My dog loves it and always comes home tired out! Highly recommend!

  • Liam
    More than a year ago
    walking trails

    Love the restoration work done to bring much of the park to a more natural state

  • Michael
    More than a year ago
    Please come to the park with your properly trained dog

    This is a great dog park! There is a lot of room to play in a wooded and mostly fenced hillside area. There is, however, a problem with occasional aggressive dogs whose owners fail to see the problem and permit their dogs to dominate other dogs with excess bordering on fighting.

    Please bring your dog, play, and restrain or remove her when she she or he becomes aggressive to other dogs or people. Aggressive play can turn to a full-on dogfight in seconds. It can quickly become impossible to stop the fight leading to vet bills, doctor bills, or worse.

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