Eden Greenway Dog Park

I just went there and I kept hearing the power towers that are right there.
Also saw a girl getting high on weed (that turned my stomach).
The maintenance guy was there to clean up SO the place was def very clean.
It’s a bit on the driving for me to take my girls BUT I have yet, another choice.
I gave it a 3 stars due to the power towers that annoy me a bit.

Cute small park. It tends to get muddy and gross here though so be careful. I think the grass needs better maintenance. No restrooms, but there’s some sort of school or park across the street and down the block some if need be. Nice benches and shaded area. I’ve only been a few times and there was less than 10 dogs there at one time all together (a handful on each side). Overall, decent.

WORSE DOG PARK EVER
most of the owners are nice but you will find those lazy retarded owners with overly aggressive dogs.
worse part about this park is the upkeep. many potholes for you to trip over and your dog to break a leg on
OWNERS HERE DO NOT PICK UP AFTER THEIR DOGS. THERES LITERALLY PILES OF CRAP EVERY FEW FEET

There’s a lot of pot holes and grass isn’t always kept up but the worst part is everytime I go there’s always that one person with an overly aggressive dog and they are on the other side on their phone and I have to hold their dog back. I live right down the street and I prefer to take the extra travel to the dog park in Fremont next to lake Elizabeth rather than going here.

Yay to this dog park. I finally got here after bookmarking it two years ago. My two 2 year old puts love this place. Lots of grass. Lots of benches, even with a shaded area covering it. Beautiful trees and very serene. No one was here on a Monday early afternoon. We had the park to ourselves. We will be back

I stopped by on a weekday at 5:30pm, and there were no other dogs in the large dog area. The small dog area had 1 dog running around. The grass is pretty dead, but I gave it an extra star considering there is a drought going on.

There’s a lot of pot holes and dirt. It shouldn’t matter but someone or someone’s dog can or will sprain an ankle. I personally like turf, since my dog is white, she gets super dirty with the dirt. I really think they should put up light posts for nocturnal goers.

This park is located near my house which is a plus. My small dog loves this park! There is grass and friendly dogs which is my top criteria for my little one. People are friendly and clean up after there pups. There isn’t much to the park but all my doggy wants is a place to run and a safe environment to socialize. I’ve been to other parks in the area that are nicer but the dogs are questionable and the owners do not pick up after their animals. We have been going here for over a year and my pup enjoys himself every time.

Seriously ghetto dog park. Go to the union city one. So small and note kept up so well.

So I took my little wheaten terrier puppy there today. Was very nice was a little weeded which sucks because he is a wheaten and has hair and the fox tails stick to him. But there was water and enough room. The park is separated by big dogs (32 pounds and greater) and small dogs (32 pounds and smaller) which I never really like because the dogs usually bark between the fence and show signs of aggression. Louie had a good time and was a great experience for his first dog park. Wish there was a little but more of shade though!

We visited this park for the first time today as our local dog park is closed for the next couple of months. My furbaby seemed to enjoy exploring the small dog park, I found it to be okay. We visited at 8:30 am so there was absolutely nobody there, which I think is just fine with my little one as she seems to like to explore rather than play her first couple of times in a new place. There is nothing about this park that makes it really stand out above the rest but I can say that it is better than some that I have visited. It really is quite decent, it just doesn’t have much personality. I can’t really say that there is grass, it is green for the most part but what’s there cannot be described as grass. I only visited the small dog park area (under 35 lbs area) so this review is only regarding that area of the park. The park was fairly clean with the exception of the area along the back fence. It was apparent that this was the area that dogs appear to slip their humans notice and do their business, or their humans are to busy to notice. (Please clean up after your dogs, don’t be that rude person who thinks the rules don’t apply to you!) I don’t like my furbaby sniffing around other dogs mess so I cleaned up as much as I could find. That being said, the park does provide poopy bags and there is a sealed garbage can in the park. The small and large dog areas each have their own double gated entrance and there is also a single gate that leads from one side to the other.
On the plus side, I love that this park has so many benches. There are plenty of seats to everyone. It’s a decent size park, plenty of room to run around. The park also has a water fountain and doggy bowl. There are also picnic tables just outside the dog park along the path that runs along both the large dog and small dog parks. I love being able to meet up with friends for a play date with my furbaby and then being able to eat lunch together and visit the dog park.
I will definitely be visiting this park again. I hope that there are some friendly doggies here the next time we visit.

A wonderful park for dogs, love he fact that their separate one side r dogs over 32 pounds and the other one for smaller dogs around 25 and under. I definitely recommend this park to any dog lovers and bring a hat also bring a a hat for shade.

I love to take my doggies here! I have 3 !! 1 Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 1 Corgi/​Beagle and 1 Corgi/​Chow. They love it here and so does my hubby and two daughters. There is enough play space for the pups to run and play. There are two sections, one for the big doggies and the other for the the little doggies. We go to both, my dogs aren’t afraid of the big guys and actually have fun with them. We meet lots of nice people and dogs whom are mostly regulars. There some grass and lots of dirt but I mean it’s a dog park. What grass is going to survive in that type of environment? (doggy pee pee spewed hundreds of times a day!) There’s also water fountains on both sides and good amount of benches along the perimeter of the fence and some shady spots for those HOT days. There is also poo poo stations to pick up and dump your pups poop. :) over all I’m glad this park is here. Nice to take the dogs once a week to socialize and exercise and just have fun!

Nice dog park !!! Has two sides. One for the big dogs and smaller ones. First time here recommend for others

So happy Hayward has a dog park now, even happier that it is walking distance from my home!
The larger dog area is decent sized, big enough for me to throw crazy far tennis balls with my Chuck It and not hit anyone or have the balls go over the fence. I bring my two mixed dogs here to play, it’s a nice, quiet area of the neighborhood, lots of benches and grassy areas. I do notice the people here are relatively friendly and pick up after their pets.
Overall a cool area to come and hang out, wish they would have made it bigger though there is still so, much more grassy room!

This is a nice dog park. There’s two sections 1 for large breeds and the other for the smaller breeds. The fences are low enough so that the small breed dogs don’t get out, its a well constructed park. There’s also more grass in this park then the other dog parks that I have visited in Hayward. There are plenty of benches for people to sit down and a couple of covered areas. The people here are very friendly.

This is one of the worst parks I’ve ever been to, HOWEVER, I do appreciate the dog park, no matter how sad this park looks.
This ENTIRE park could use some serious grooming. Perhaps some new sow grass, add some lavender bushes, some colorful flowers, a few statues, a water fountain, nice trees and throw in some picnic tables? It’s just a giant land of dried up grass with a cement trail. It’s not very welcoming or aesthetically pleasing to the eyes.
But onward to the doggy section…
There are 2 segregated areas, one for small dogs under 30ish pounds and one for large dogs. Both sections have ample room to run, mingle with the dingles and play play play. I like that a lot! And the dog owners, so far, have been friendly and made small talk on our pooches. Dog owners love all dogs, of course!
The great thing about this park are there are plenty of benches to sit on to watch over your dog. There’s a doggy water fountain and free poopy bags (don’t bank on these, be sure to bring your own bag, as they run out). And I especially like the segregated play areas for small and larger dogs. I don’t need to worry about big dogs running down my little dogs while I’m there.
The bad thing are the patches of dirt and dried up yellow grass and of course the aesthetics of the entire park itself. And I did encounter a peculiar dog owner that may prevent me from coming back alone. The owner kept telling his dog to play with me, hug me, kiss me, sit with me… that was kinda weird and very uncomfortable. I liked the dog but not his owner, instead, I got the heevy jeevies! So, my recommendation, be on alert mode!
But in the end, my dogs had a blast here and was able to release townhouse living energy here. My dogs wide open mouths with tongues hanging out and glistening happy eyes was all the look I needed from them… priceless!
Happy dog, happy life, right?!

After nearly 10 years of my bitching about Hayward not having a dog park, we finally got one. And it took me over a year to finally visit it.
To be fair, I didn’t hear about it until a few months ago. But that’s no excuse. I have Unilocal,after all.
We were in the big dog area, and there were not many dogs to play with. But the other owners were very friendly and considerate. Their dogs were nice, too. It’s grassy, which is good. There are some muddy patches, not too many. Lots of benches and poo bags and parking.
While I still love Drigon Dog Park, I’m very pleased to have this park in our home town, and it will definitely be our regular stop.

The park was okay. Patchy grass. Mostly dirt.
We brought our husky (looks intimidating but completely harmless) and he was immediately attacked by one of the dogs. Some lady explained that the dog was a regular here and just didn’t know our dog. But that’s not an excuse. the owner was friendly and did apologize. A few minutes later a different dog tries to attack my dog. And that was it for us. We had to leave.
Never coming back.

I wish I had found this dog park earlier. It’s so close to my apartment and I could have saved some money coming here instead of puppy social!
The park is relatively new in Hayward and it is POPULAR with the dogs! I came on a gloomy day after the rain and there were a lot of dogs (about 8 – 10 at the big dog area). So if you want your four-​legged friends to burn off some energy, come here. The other dogs will definitely tire out your dog.
It’s split into two areas, big dog and little dog. It isn’t like Drigon Dog Park where there is an agility course, just an open field with benches on the side for the owners. There is a poo bag stand, but it was empty (so –1 star). Great place to chuck a ball or frisbee for your dog.
As I said earlier, lots of people, lots of dogs. And most of the dogs are friendly! Minus a few because one was a humping machine trying to hump many of the dogs there, and one was just mean and barking and lunging at other dogs… but otherwise, your four-​legged friend will enjoy him/​herself.
Parking. lots of it. You don’t need to worry. And bring a towel for your dog. Mine was covered in dirt, mud, slobber. haha.
Like Misty M said, there is no human restroom, so go before you come and pack poo-​bags…