Greynolds Dog Park

This is the only dog park that I will not go back to! Every time I brought my dog there she came home with fleas. It is very dirty and unless you go on a weekend not many dogs are there. It’s a perfect location from my house but the fleas and mud aren’t worth it

Although East Greynolds Park is considered a park, it is mostly a bark park, meaning, it’s meant to be more of a park for dogs than anything else. Other than that, there really isn’t much to do, other than admire the views of the bay, and there’s a small fishing pier area for people to fish.
Careful about bringing your pooch too close to the water though, as there are crocodiles, supposedly. I did see manatees, but no crocodiles, though that is not to mean that you should leave your pet unattended to enter the water. The area for dogs in the park is fenced in, so as to keep smaller dogs safe from larger dogs. They can run unleashed, and there are water fountains as well.
Although there is a fee to enter the park in the day time, in the evenings, there is no fee as the attendant has gone home by then. There are parking meters though, so you may want to put money in the meter, or at least keep your eyes on your car. If you’re looking for a park for humans, I’d say move on and find another park that offers more to do, but if you’re looking for a place to bring your dog to socialize, then this park will do.

This is my go to dog park since it is nearby and safe, i make sure to go every month so that my dog can let out some pent up energy and run wild, there are bbq pits and grills around to so one can cook food also and make fun day out of it, i have made burgers twice here, played football and badminton while my dog ran wild with other dogs, don’t go on the weekends though because they charge a ridiculous 6 dollars to get in, on weekdays you just pay the meter which is never checked on and broken half the time but i pay just to support the park and keep it clean and open.

One of my favorite places to take my dog in dade county I do not like having to pay for parking, and I wish they would add some amenities to make it more comfortable to stay at longer, but none the less it’s a clean safe park. I come here as much as I can.

Took my dog here today for the first time, I actually prefer this dog park over the Haulover Park. It was clean, had shade for me and plenty of well behaved dogs for my little guy to romp with. I went on a Sunday and you only need to pay for parking $ 2.00 for one hour, on the weekdays I believe it is more. Nice dog park, will go again.

This is a great dog park! I don’t understand why people base their reviews on whether it rained or another dog was harassing their dog… as if the park has control over that!
It’s very big, has a large grassy area where the dogs can run and has lots of shade. It also has area where dogs can sniff and hide. It has a water fountain for the pups.
I don’t know about the price; it seems from the other reviews that it changes. I handed the cashier $ 6 (we went on a Sunday) and she told me since I had a dog it was only $ 2.
Great dog park! I definitely recommend it.

Ralph and I bring our Pookie (Basset hound & dachshund mix) to this park mostly on a Sunday after 5pm to avoid the $ 5 entry fee. She’s a very shy and somewhat scared dog, but we wanted her to socialize a bit. It was a little too much when another dog (a pervy one!) wouldn’t stop following her. I had to pick up and carry her sometimes because of that lol. I also love seeing my doggie run on this grass.

Very nicely fenced in, separating little dogs from the big dogs. Fresh water on tap and lots of shade. LOTS of grassy areas for dogs to frolic. I have a big dog, a boxer. My kids and I brought her here one day during the week when its free (you only pay at weekends). Well, I was a little nervous bringing her here because Chloe is a shelter dog, and is a little aggresive toward male dogs. But she got along great here, with one minor hicup… her and another bitch had a go at each other over a rather handsome looking dog… I leashed my dog immediately and brought her to heel but the other dog owner didn’t leash her bitch and let her roam the park aftter… what is the etiquitte about that? The park has also a fishing pier so bring your bait if you are so inclined… I found the waterway a bit dirty with plastic chairs n stuff in the water.

let me first say, i was soooo excited for this park to open. a new dog park in miami, woohoo. but alas, after something like $ 150k, it’s less than desirable. supposedly, it’s a work in progress. but man, was i not impressed when i went a few weeks ago.
yes, it’s split into big dogs and little dogs. but there was NO shade on the little dog side. all the people with there big dogs were sitting on benches on their nice shady side. and me and my friend with my two little pups were sweating under the miami heat. second and probably worst of all, it was a swamp. there was literally water & mud everywhere… and i don’t even remember it raining that much in the few days before. i was trying to kick the ball and it kept ending up in the watery mud. so not only were my dogs filthy. my new sneakers were covered in gross mud.
they say it’s a work in progress, but i don’t think i’m willing to pay the $ 5 entrance again until it’s completed and people are raving. however, i think my pups would disagree (they loved the mud).