The Little Willow Dog Park is a peaceful, pet-friendly park in Missouri Valley. Located near I29 and Highway 30, this popular, fenced-in, recreational area is wheelchair accessible, has lots of parking and picnic tables available on site to relax at after a good run with other dogs. The park is half an acre with a double gated entrance. There are separated areas for small dogs and large dogs. Dog waste bags are provided and disposal stations are cleaned out daily. Hot dogs can cool down at the water station. This park is the first and the only off-leash dog park in Harrison County Iowa. You and your pooch can join in the fun from dawn to dusk every day of the week.
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Very clean dog park - includes lots of benches shade separation for small and large dogs. Agility play equipment for dogs all painted red white and blue. My golden retriever met a few friends and had a great time playing here
Cutest dog park ever! This park, kind of in the middle of no where, is a real treat. Great community memorials, fun agility equipment, clean, well maintained. Super spot to stop!
This is a unique dog park that makes a great stopping point on a road trip. There are cool features like agility equipment and a dog statue that you can snap a picture in front of. The lawn is well kept and there's a covered area for humans to shelter under on hot days.
Driving through, we stopped to let our GSDs stretch and run. It was very clean and looks new. We were the only ones there, so that was nice. Not exactly sure where the parking area was but we just parked along side the road. Plenty of waste bags and receptacles. We didn’t see the water stations but we had our own water so didn’t really look for it. 🤷🏻♀️
We dug up 10 pictures of dogs at The Little Willow Dog Park.
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"Lucky" the Chocolate Lab and "Huckleberry" the Brussels Griffon joining forces to inspire the "Huckleluck" Tree. Close your eyes and make a wish it just may come true when standing by this tree! This is another carving done by Jeff Coss of Bear Grove Chainsaw Carvings. A maple tree stump comes to life with another purpose- a piece of art!
Artist Jeff Coss of Bear Grove Chainsaw Carvings putting on the fine details that makes these Chainsaw Carvings look real. Jeff carved 11 dogs total out of tree stumps that surround the Dog Park. Come check them out!
Patriotic themed Agility equipment and tunnels. A shelter for picnicking/shade. An Amish adult swing to relax in while your dog romps and plays. Numerous waste stations throughout the Dog Park. Water on site. Bring your own dog bowl please. Artist Jeff Coss of Bear Grove Chainsaw Carvings has carved 11 beloved dogs from 7 tree stumps that surrounds the Dog Park. Come see how clean and unique this Dog Park is!