Jean Jacobson Dog Park

Very good place people are very friendly i whould give it a five star rating but it is very muddy there

The park is well maintained with poop bags available and bowls to give your dogs water with. Some people are not accepting of pit bulls when if their dogs are done with it.

Clean, large enough, conveniently located, could have a little bit more parking

I've got an 18 week old Great Pyrenees/German Shepard mix and I bring him down to the dog park to tire him out and help him learn dog behaviors. Everybody's extremely friendly and welcoming there and the dogs have gotten along great. It's separated by a fence into small dogs (under 25 lbs)/puppies, and large dogs (over 25 lbs). There's plenty of places to grab a bag to clean up after your dog and the area's well maintained. My only advise would be to see who's there before bringing your dog into the fenced area. You could get Buddy, a friendly coonhound mix who's great with new dogs, or you could get a great, big dog who's only gonna get bigger and stronger who's owners don't know what they're getting into. Talk to the owners of the dog and ask them what their dog is like with others if you can't see them playing with another dog or there's no one else there.

Very cute, small dog park within Rochester's Case Eagle Park. The run area is separated by a fence for dogs 25 lbs. There are picnic tables and the larger area has a small shelter. There are plenty of doggy waste bags provided but these must be carried out to a dumpster in the parking lot.