Single Session Admission

Tickets Expire September 30, 2025

New tickets with a new expiration date will be administered on October 1st.

Once you purchase your pass, we will send you a downloadable QR code to use at the gate.

Your Pass is good for any, one (1) Open Public Session on the calendar.  It is good for only one entry into the lake & dock access.

Only Dogs need a ticket to enter the lake.  If you have two humans and one dog, you only need one ticket.

The lake is gorgeous and available for you to use to swim your dog on the days we are open. To find out when we are open, check the calendar page.

Please be advised Electric shock collars, are not allowed in the park. If you use a prong/pinch collar on your dog, it must be removed upon entering the park. If you cannot control your dog without these tools please refrain from coming to the park.

Escape Artists

Because we only occupy the south end of the lake, and because it is impossible to fence off the lake across the water, it is possible for dogs to go around the fencing that we do have and get out into the lake. Especially when the lake water is getting low and they can run to the other end of the lake property which isn’t completely fenced.  Therefore if you have an escape artist or your dog doesn’t have great recall, you may want to reconsider using our park.

Aggression

If your dog has bitten or been aggressive with other dogs (or people) at other parks or elsewhere please don’t bring him to the park. You will be asked to leave and be banned if he displays that behavior. If your dog attacks another dog (or person), you will be held responsible. If your dog has never been to a dog park or run free with other dogs please don’t use our park to “test” him out with other dogs. The other dogs in our park are not to be used to find out if your dog is dog aggressive.

If your dog is asked to leave the park because of aggression, NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN!

*Please note: swimming by humans is not allowed at the park. You can walk and wade in the water but the city ordinance forbids swimming for us two-leggers.