Pets and People Dog Park
Pros:
- Large area for dogs to run
- Pond for swimming and play
- Tennis balls and play equipment
- Close to I-40 for travelers
Cons:
- Beware of snapping turtles and snakes near pond
- Mosquitos at different times of year
- No restrooms
Pets and People Dog Park – Frequently Asked Questions
Is there water available for dogs at Pets and People Dog Park?
The park has water spigots, but several reviewers note they are sometimes turned off or non-functional. It’s recommended to bring your own water supply just in case, especially during hot weather.
What should I know about the pond at Pets and People Dog Park?
While the pond is a popular feature for swimming dogs, multiple reviewers have reported seeing snakes and snapping turtles in the water. Be vigilant when your dog is swimming and consider keeping them out of the pond if you’re concerned about wildlife encounters.
Are there separate areas for different sized dogs?
Yes, the park features separate fenced areas for small dogs and large dogs. Some reviewers have mentioned issues with owners not respecting these designations, so be aware and advocate for your dog’s safety if needed.
Is Pets and People Dog Park good for travelers?
Many reviewers specifically mention stopping here while traveling along I-40 and Route 66. The park is described as being convenient for road trips, offering a spacious area for dogs to stretch their legs and burn energy before continuing their journey.
Should I bring mosquito repellent when visiting the park?
Yes, several reviewers recommend bringing bug spray, especially during warmer months. The pond creates an environment where mosquitoes can be “rampant” according to some visitors.
