Loganberry Lane Park

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• Ji
  Apr 9, 2022
  Disgusting

  sign posted saying "pit bull breeds not allowed off leash" very discriminatory against bully breeds.

• Jeff
  Jan 30, 2022
  the trails here are great

  The socializing area is not very big but I never see it that crowded. I go a couple times a week. Both my dogs love the trails. I feel like I find a new path every time. My dogs recall well so the fact that the trails might not be fully enclosed is not a worry for me. It does get muddy and there is lots of water if your dogs enjoy getting in the ponds.

• Pam
  Sep 6, 2021
  Map deceptive, entry on 18th

  Love the trails. CLEARLY POSTED at entry that trail area is not necessarily secure and your dog needs to be under your (voice?) Control there.

• Melissa
  Oct 5, 2020
  Cool Walking Trails

  I copied the address from this site into my GPS but, that didn't quite get me to the park. I had to travel several blocks past the intersection listed on this site. I just kept moving forward through this residential area and found it. The park has large obvious signs so you'll know you're in the right place. The fenced section of the off leash area appeared secure to me. There were double gates at the two entrance points. There wasn't a separate section for small/shy dogs so, that's unfortunate for me and my 8 lbs dog. However, we were able to enjoy the cool wooded trails on a leash. I noticed lots of gaps in the fencing which bordered the golf course and it didn't appear to be fenced when we reached the top of a trail which lead to the athletic fields. I saw wooden posts where the trails branched off but didn't see any signage or maps for wayfinding. So, I was careful to remember which turns I made so that I could get back. My dog enjoyed sniffing so we had a good time but there's room for improvement.

• Douglas
  More than a year ago
  not enclosed!!!

  My dogs escaped through one of the MANY locations that this massive park leaves wide open. There are no signs that it isn't complete enclosed anywhere. When I called the parks and rec Dept. They seemed oblivious that it wasn't a common knowledge thing and that they had "never received a complaint before". I won't be bringing my dogs back to this park again. While we were looking for them we also saw snakes, rabbits, and some pretty gnarly mud / putrid water pits filled with insects.

• Colin
  More than a year ago
  unpolished but good

  Water isn't safe but nice otherwise

• David
  More than a year ago
  Trails for tails

  This is my dogs favorite park. There is a trail system that seems bigger then it is, but allow the dogs enough area to explore. One side of the park backs up to a golf course where the fence is not the most secure, I haven't seen any escapes yet but I secretly hope I see a dog running on to a fairway. The back of the OLA meets up with Kasch park ballfields. There is some waterholes among the trails and it does get muddy in the winter. The main area is not large but has a lot of trees and enough space for medium sized dogs to chase after balls and stuff.

• Katie
  More than a year ago
  Very happy pup!

  I have a 3-month old Blue Heeler and this was a great place to socialize him. The owners were very friendly as well as the other dogs. The trails were a good place for him to take a break from the other dogs, despite the fact that they were very muddy. It is advised to bring a towel to rub down your dog before getting into the car.

We dug up 2 pictures of dogs at Loganberry Lane Park.

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