Hazeldale Dog Park

My friends and I bring our variety of dogs here! Everyone is so friendly. Great atmosphere and dogs absolutely love it here!

We love this dog park because it is so huge. There’s separate areas for small dogs, large dogs, then an all sizes section. Our dog is a sweetie, but she’s a little dumb, which is why we’re trying to socialize her. We like taking her to the small dog section first so she gets a little tired. Then, we’ll take her to the all sizes section after she’s ran around a bit & has some manners. There’s several sitting areas, shade, water dishes, poop bags. I’ve never noticed anyone not picking up after their dog on purpose. Sometimes they might be distracted talking to other owners & don’t notice their dog pooped. No biggie, just politely tell em their dog pooped over there. We’re grown ups right? This place is well maintained & we enjoy it very much. Thank you to those who take care of it!

This is a really nice park for being maintained by volunteers. Personally I wish there was more grass and less wood chips. My puppy always wants to eat the wood chips which makes it kind of dangerous for him. There is water available for the dogs and tennis balls all over the place. It has 3 sections for different size dogs, which is great. Everyone has been very respectful and responsible with their dogs so far!

Great dog park! This dog park has three areas: small dogs, large dogs, and mixed. There are dog bags, water bowls, beches and shade. Bring your boots in the winter and fall, it gets a bit muddy. I like this park more then Hondo because there are less dogs to contend with. It can be difficult to find. If you are are Farmington, turn on 192^nd. There will be signs that then lead you to the park after that.

This dog park was clean, had fresh water available for the dogs, well drained so there wasn’t a lot of mud and a good supply of pooper scooper bags. There is a couple of picnic tables for the humans and lots of trees .
Loved the sections for small dogs, large dogs and all dogs. Lots of space to throw balls and for dogs to play freely. When I went this time, there was only one trash can in the big dog area, which was a little annoying.
We’ve been here before, we love it. Seems to be populated with polite dogs and their humans.

I totally understand it is maintained by volunteers. But shouldn’t the city maintain it? It is an awesome area to take the puppy to go run around at but in the winter, the grounds are so muddy. There should be bark laid down in the open area so the dogs do not get muddy.
It was nice that when we arrived that no dogs was there, but it is sad that no dogs was there. I just wish there is a better maintenance at this park, and I wish Tualatin Parks and Recreation should take over the maintenance so it can be up to par with the rest of the parks.

Excellent dog park! Three clearly marked sections for small, large, and mixed size dogs. My herding dog had a ball running and exploring the big dog section. Well maintained, large play areas. However if I had a smaller dog, I would avoid the small dog section. The times we have gone there have been 25+ dogs, not necessarily a bad thing but it was enough to overwhelm even the most patient, well socialized dogs at times. So I would just exercise caution there. In general the owners were pretty responsible.
Overall, very pleased! We will continue to attend on nice days until we move to a different area.

Park is fine, don’t go around 5 – 8 unless you want to deal with unruly dog owners. They’re «regulars»… 2 women. One yelled at my dog and the other kicked him when he tried to hump her. (Wow, getting humped by a dog at a dog park? Crazy, I know) He’s an 11lbs Italian Greyhound puppy. Very fragile, very energetic. Deserving of a kick that made me roll on his back? I think not. When I yelled at her she said «I didn’t kick him, I love dogs.» Bull**** If you go any other time a day I’m sure it’s fine. The park is fine, it’s a rectangle with a good amount of trees and benches, fencing is decent. But with my first experience, I’ll never go back. I’m sure many will think, «oh don’t judge a dog park by one experience with two bad people» but truly I have never seen such hateful people in a dog park. I’d much rather go to one with people who love not only THEIR dogs, but dogs in general.

Suds Loved the small dog section, as my pup has some issues with his size (he is only 9 pounds) aka «small man syndrome.» He also is a rescue and has only been with us about a month. I don’t think he was socialized much so I have really been trying to get him some time with other dogs. He got a chance to meet a few small dogs and even spent a few minutes in the «all dogs section» meeting a few BIG dogs which was a bit stressful for him but he is dealing. I also noticed a medium dog section if you have a pup that isn’t big but isn’t small either. Great space to throw a ball and plenty of picnic tables and shady spots for pet parents to sit. They also had poo bags and accessible trash can so you can keep the area doody-​free. We went on fourth of July early afternoon and it was pretty slow, but I heard from a few people that the park can get pretty busy from 5−8pm during the week so I may pop in during that time. I think I enjoy the puppy parks more than Suds, but it is nice social time for both of us. Nice high fences, clean, water is accessible and they have poop bags! Couldn’t ask for a better place to play.

Awesome dog park! Multiple large fenced in areas. Benches, trees, and grass. No shelter. Plenty of room, duty bags. Incredibly hard to find if your new like me, but worth it.

I went on a road trip recently through OR and WA and back. I checked out a lot of different dog parks throughout the trip, and this was hands down the best one. It seems that most people in WA like to let their tiny dogs run around with big dogs at the parks and don’t see a problem with it. That’s all well and good, but working in animal control I see a lot of the horror stories involving prey drive. My small dog gets along well with most big dogs in but a large group of them is pretty overwhelming to her. The first park I went to in WA was fully mixed, and had no gates. My dog got scared and almost ran away from me twice when big dogs ran up to smell her. The next two had small dog areas but you had to walk through the big dog area to get to them. Wtf?
In contrast, Hazeldale park is extremely well designed. It has 3 large areas of play, one clearly marked for big dogs, one for small dogs, and a third for mixed sizes. The grass and trees are well maintained, unlike one park I went to that was full of weeds and thick brush. All play areas are pretty equally sized, with separate entrances, and even a «you must be this tall/​short to play» type sign on each gate. My dog was comfortable and had lots of room to run around, relieve herself, and sniff all the trees. awesome.

Great dog park. Winter time can get a little muddy.
Great park for the kids to play in too

Very nice dog park. We’ve been a few times. There are always a lot of nice dogs for our dogs to play with and nice people for us to meet. I’m glad it has a dedicated small dog area. There’s also a nice, paved track and trail though a wooded area behind the neighborhood which is a great place to take dogs for a walk. I highly recommend bring your nice, well socialized furry friends here for some fun and exercise.

My dog loved it here! Lots of room to really get a good run in, with grass area, not gravel– which was a little muddy, but easier on the paws. :)
Area to the left for small dogs, area to the right for bigger dogs.
We’ll be back!

3.5 STARS
Another dog park in the ‘burbs!
I heard about Hazeldale’s off-​leash dog park and went to check out the venue on a warm sunny weekend. Located in SW Beaverton (more near the city of Aloha), the park is hidden within a neighborhood. I was driving down SW Farmington and turned right onto SW 192^nd. There is an entrance to the Hazeldale’s parking lot on SW 192^nd and Prospect. It was a bit difficult to find the place.
When I got there, there’s a large field so people can play soccer/​football. There’s also a basketball court and a set of swings for children to play. Towards the south side of the park is their off-​leash doggie area.
My 3 year-​old min pin was excited to visit a new park. My first visit here happened to be their annual «Dog’s Day Out Festival» where they had a lot of vendors giving away a lot of swag for the little pups. There were a bunch of doggies available for my dog to mingle with.
What was cool is that they offered doggie snow cones! It was pretty much shaved ice with chicken broth or beef broth (you choose flavor for your pooch). Each snow cone was $ 1. My dog only ate 50 cents worth and got tired of it. Not sure if he liked it or not but it was something refreshing for him since it was quite hot.
The fence to the dog park seems a bit run down. But I like how the park is run by the community and they have great support for our little furry friends. The park has mostly dirt and some grassy areas. There are a lot of trees as well. It’s not as modern as Hondo Dog Park in Hillsboro, but it’s a decent place to go. They do have doggie poopie bags and trash bags as well.
I wouldn’t mind bringing my min pin here again, it seems like a nice place for him to frolic around!

This is the perfect dog park. I have a little 13 pound rat terrier who is terrified of dogs any bigger than him. They have a nice section that is just for small dogs with plenty of room for him to run around with other dogs his size. We usually go on Sundays and there are always lots of people there.
They have everything you need: water dishes/​water station, balls, poop bags, and even agility equipment.

Sometimes you have a dog on your hands that no matter how many times you throw the ball, it never tires. Solution? Hazeldale Dog Park. This dog park is awesome. There are bags and balls actually already there. Next time I go I will be bringing a toy to donate and I suggest you do too because seriously, how many dog parks have toys lying around? None.
I love that there are three areas for the dogs; big, little & mixed. For our first dog park foray were cautious and did the little dog space but my canine charge is quite energetic and outran all of the other little ones. Next time, we are graduating to the mixed size dog area and perhaps I’ll be able to tire him out in under an hour!
An amazing spot that I without question will be visiting again soon!

I’ve taken my dog here a number of times over the course of the last year. We’ve never had a bad experience until this past Saturday afternoon. I was playing fetch with my dog when he his hind leg fell into a deep hole dug by another dog. He suffered an immediate rupture of his cranial cruciate ligament and is now completely unable to use one of his back legs and he is in terrible discomfort. Our vet has referred us to a veterinary orthopedist and the preliminary estimate is $ 3800. I have no way to pay for his surgery and am now at my wits end about how to help my poor dog.
BE CAREFUL allowing your dogs to run around at this park. Watch out for minefields dug into the ground.
AND PLEASE do not allow your dog to dig here!

Best dog park in the Northwest area. It has 3 different sections that consist of small, big and mixed dogs. The park is designed more for the dogs than for the people.
Nice running areas for the dogs to run or play fetch. They can dig in the dirt unlike at Hondo Dog Park.
People are always friendly here. Plus the dog park is next to a play ground so the children can play as the dog is having fun. It is a win for the entire family.
There is plenty of parking and only having to walk the dog across a public park to get the dog park area.

(We moved away,: (but still love Hazeldale!)
Been here 400 times, over 4 years?
We *adore* Hazeldale Dog Park!
This dog park is located on a Christmas tree farm lot visible from SW 192^nd & SW Farmington Road in Aloha, OR (Beaverton). You can find parking by going to SW 192^nd & Farmington Rd, turning north on SW 192^nd, drive 2 blocks, then left on SW Prospect.
This all volunteer run dog park was voted as a «Top 10 Best Dog Park in the year 2005 and is now featured on Facebook if you want to see a lot of great photos (Facebook: Hazeldale Dog Park).
It has 5 ft, separate, fenced sections for: little dogs, big dogs & all dogs. There is a double gated system to walk in, close the first gate, take the leash off, then open the second gate. Take the dog off the leash before entering because dogs ON LEASH are often times viewed as vulnerable by dogs OFF LEASH (just natural dog behavior).
There is fresh water, public dog water dishes, doggie bags provided & trash cans that are emptied regularly by Tualatin Parks & Rec. In addition, there are several picnic tables, and enough trees for shade (& keeps you dry!).
Regarding CHILDREN.
The rules state children need to be supervised. To me this means not being more than inches away. I have seen small children accidentally get knocked over by dogs having fun. Teach your child to WAIT to ASK an owner if they can pet a dog until & only AFTER a new dog has had a chance to meet the other dogs. No running, no scooters, no bikes!
The dog owners are nice and respectful at the Hazeldale Dog Park. Unlike some other dog parks, they generally use their heads at Hazeldale and do not expose other dogs to danger by not following simple dog park rules.
This dog park has large areas to run. You can go early or late if you want it to be quiet for more timid dogs. Or you can go midday and get the full experience of lots and lots of interaction w/​other dogs. The fenced sections are very long for maximum ball throwing so bring a «Chuckit»! & camera! We go for 2 – 5 hours at a time so we sometimes bring taller lawn chairs (kept out of the path of running dogs!), *always* have one of the cameras & certainly have an umbrella in the car.
Please do not bring dog treats (or keep them to yourself, pls) & NO human food! The rules state not to bring any food. Food makes the dogs sit at your feet instead of running which is why they are there. Please, don’t feed other peoples dogs.
You may wish to bring your own dog water bowl for the sake of sanitation. I have never had my dog get sick by using the public water bowls at the park, but… I have heard other dog owners say they have. To use the water pump out front? Push DOWN on the handle.
Obviously, use caution with little puppies (idea: maybe come early or late in the day). Puppies need socialization, but they are simply not as big and fast, and so a quieter time is sometimes a good idea. The experience should be remembered as enjoyable so the puppy will want to go back! (dogs don’t mean harm but they are much bigger, faster than a new puppy)
Note that the ALL DOG section can get a little more chaotic. Like, sometimes a lot chaotic! Make sure your dog is up for the challenge!
If you think it is getting a little rough? Take a little walk around the regular park, or dog fenced area, & by the time that is done? It is probably a little calmer in the dog section after a few minutes. This is especially true when a dog first gets to the dog park, they are super excited especially if the dog has been cooped up all week.
The big dog section is pretty calm, from what I have seen.
The little dog section, in my experience, has generally been a safe and enjoyable place in the scores of times we have gone. I rarely have had to say something to an owner about them or their dog being an issue in the little dog section. I have had to tell children to calm down more than once (those parents were not near their kids).
Yes, the Hazeldale Dog Park can be a little muddy (or dusty), but we just have a towel in the dog «car seat» & our dog cleans himself up on the way home. There is a full fledged blue water spout near the swings if you want to rinse your dog off. We have been to other dog parks that have a «winter section» but it was too dangerous & stinky at that other dog park in winter (the other place is a small area w/​ALL SIZES mixed in & where the dogs had been cooped up all week because it is winter? so, of course! that other dog park is going to be insane). We, by far, prefer Hazeldale Dog Park to the other dog park even though we have to drive further. Our dogs safety & happiness is worth the drive. Besides that? We, as the humans, have a BLAST at Hazeldale Dog Park.
Volunteers and Donations make this happen! I encourage you to donate, even just $ 1.00, in the donation box out front by the water spout.
Hazeldale Dog Park is the best dog park we have ever been to. All thumbs!