Three Creeks Metro Park

The dog park is located within Walnut Woods Metro Park and includes a three-acre "big dog" area (20 pounds and up) with a shade shelter and a separate fenced-in pond. A 1-acre "small dog" area (20 pounds and under) with a shade shelter is also available.

Walnut Woods is a 1,455-acre forest and field preserve bounded to the north by Walnut Creek. The Buckeye Area offers long rows of old nursery trees like serviceberry, crab apple, and red maples, while the Tall Pines Area has spectacular stands of pines and sweetgum trees. There are also restored wetlands and vernal pools in the park.

This lovely 108-acre park can be found on U.S. West of Route 43, on Route 303. A newly created dog park with areas for dogs to explore is the park's focal point.

At this enclosed South Euclid dog park, pets go crazy for the opportunity to play and run without a leash.

Marlee Layh and Lucas Donnell, Yellow Springs High School seniors, suggested a dog park in Ellis Park in 2010. Village Council ultimately rejected the project due to concerns about the site.