Coppell Dog Park

Great park! Have those cool water fountains for both humans and dogs. Lots of space for both big dogs and small dogs

Small side for my little yorkie and another for the big Bernese and black lab to run is a plus! Lots of room for them to roam and run around.

This place is awesome! I’m so glad I finally went and checked it out. It’s close to the house, and they have separate sections for large and small dogs. They have benches for you to sit if you get tired, and I think they had a water fountain there as well. Only thing is I had to watch where I step because there was dog poo in some of the areas. I wish people would pick up after their dogs because it ruins it for others. One of the people that I met there said they are closed on Wednesdays so they can cut the grass and clean up. If you’re looking for a nice area to let your dog run around, this is the place!

This dog park is spacious and fun. There will be few muddy puddles for your pup to roll in (the worst) because it’s kept clean and grass-​y. There are big boulders for humans to sit on and chat with another human. And easy parking near the dog parks entrance.
Some things to note:
–It’s located on the edge of Coppell and Irving/​Las Colinas so you can definitely stop by even if you don’t live in Coppell
–There is little shade so beware of hot summer afternoons here
–The water fountain sometimes doesn’t work
When visiting DFW, I will definitely be coming again with my pup!

Family, close friends, and family friends always go here to have some time bonding with our cute dog friends. I see Coppell dog park as a wonderful place for our pet dogs to roam around, run under the sun and enjoy themselves.
It’s even more wonderful to see a lot of people bringing out their dogs to enjoy an hour or two. It just truly melts my heart to see a community who shows heartfelt sweetness to their pet dogs.
This is also a place where dogs can bond with each other and «talk» using their language. It’s in fact their free day to just enjoy. Both dogs and dog owners can have a great time staying around the park. It may be unusual for some people who don’t have pets, but for us, this is a good time for all of us! Will definitely go back here again and again with my dogs!

This place is cool. There’s a Water Fountain for the dogs. I like that the park is bigger than the one in Addison. Just watch out for a couple hidden water spots in the grass as you get further out in the field you may get a shoe full of water.

This dog park is first rate! What I love most is their is a kids playground right next to it for the kiddos. Its like a two for one to get all the «kids» wiggles out!

Great place, always clean. Only downside on Sat mornings usually empty when I go very early so have to drive to Lewisville.

Yay! Finally! This is a cute little dog park. Although it doesn’t drain as well as the park in Lewisville it’s suitable for your pooch. Bring your own water bowl and please don’t park in the church parking lot. Saturday mornings are very crowded when there’s a baseball game going on.

We’ve been coming here since December and it is the most fantastic magical place! All your worries from work will melt away with the help of furry friends and sweet community members!
Everyone should come visit if you’re in the Coppell/​Valley Ranch area it’s a great place and the dogs are always nice even though some people forget that they are in fact DOGS.
We have two smaller dogs a rat terrier mix and a hefty pug, and since they have the park split off between big and small with 30lbs being the breakpoint we usually visit the small park. Some dogs are more dominant, some submissive, some vocal, some nervous, but usually if the owners can manage to keep their cool, the dogs all have a great time together and I’ve never seen anything unusual happen! All the dogs and owners are very kind!

Coppell has a dog park!
Everyone is always nice there. Of course, they are all dog owners, so how could they not be great.
Water fountains were not turned on. So make sure you bring enough water to share since a lot of folks didn’t know this.
There seemed to be very few jerks that bring their aggressive dogs, then ignore them as they fight with every dog in the place (I’ve only run into two of these, one of which didn’t have tags). But hopefully, Coppell will have animal control stop by every once in a while and slap some hefty fines on untagged dogs.

Great new dog park! This park has two areas; one of large dogs and one for small dogs. Both areas have water fountains for both people and dogs. I’ve only spent time in the large dog area, but the grass is always well taken care of and there is plenty of space for your dog to run. Bags for waste disposal are available and there are a few benches for sitting. I read on one of their Facebook posts that your dog had to be registered in the city you live, so I made sure to do that before we visited. However, I’ve never been asked for any identification or proof.
Keep in mind that the water will be shut off if it’s been below freezing and the park could be closed after rain.
Update: I’ve seen on their Facebook page that the water fountains will be shut off November 15-​March 15 due to freezing potential. Make sure to bring a bowl and water for your pups during this time!

My Australian Shepherd loves playing here. It’s location is convenient to Coppell and Valley Ranch. Been going everyday since it opened 11÷9÷13. The dogs have a great time and every dog owner I’ve met has been super nice. Thank you to the City of Coppell for building a great dog park!