Donna

Member since December 2018
Donna

Reviews (4)


Fay Lake Wilderness Dog Park
Fay Lake Wilderness Dog Park in Cocoa, FL
July 2, 2026

Huge and So Clean!

Huge space to run with separate areas for bigs and littles. Kiddie pool and plenty of water dishes, seating, and shade. Did not see any not-picked-up poo at all - very impressed! Only downside is that the large transition area is not separated for large and small dogs. We will gladly visit again on our way through.


Holiday Inn Express & Suites Palm Bay by IHG
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Palm Bay by IHG in Palm Bay, FL
June 26, 2026

Very Clean Rooms & Property

Very reasonably priced room and pet fee, friendly staff, large clean room, comfortable bed, property’s green space is not littered with dog waste (a huge bonus compared to so many pet-friendly hotels). We will absolutely stay again when we are passing through.


Lilac Dog Park
Lilac Dog Park in Palm Beach Gardens, FL
February 23, 2026

Clean & Well-Maintained Fence

Nice small dog area. Not convenient to the highway, but will visit again when passing through.


Founder's Park Dog Park
Founder's Park Dog Park in Islamorada, FL
January 30, 2019

I’m A Local, Here’s A Couple Tips

Founders is our local park, so we love it because it’s close and has a great view of Florida Bay (dogs not allowed on beach, but can take a beautiful walk all around the park and marina.) But definitely be aware of the $8 per person charge if you visit between 8:45am - 5pm ish. However, you can park directly behind the visitor center, cross the road leading into the park, and walk up the path next to the baseball fields for free. The dog park is just behind the baseball fields. Visitors can have residents obtain a park pass for them in the pool office.

About the dog park: separate area for small dogs, both sides have shade, picnic tables and some chairs, hoses and kiddy pools. Large dog side has dog washing station and some agility obstacles. Bad owners sometimes let big dogs use small dog side as a litter box and don’t pick up after their pets so be aware of “land mines”.

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