C-bar-C Park Dog Park

The dog park itself is wonderful. Lots of space for dogs to run and play!
I’ve been bringing my dog here for a year. not until very recently, have I started having REALLY bad interactions with people. My dog gets along very well with medium-​big dogs, but little dogs she doesn’t. There is a small dog park right next to it but people still decide to bring their small dogs in.
The past 2 times, my dog has tried playing with small dogs but it turns out being to aggressive and the owners get mad and literally scream at me and one, saying he would break my dog.
That was the last straw for me as I will be taking my dog to another park, because some of the people here are super disrespectful.

The park itself is beautiful. It’s spacious, lots of room, nice shade from trees. The only issue I have with it is that some of the people are downright nasty. I have never been to another dog park with so many unpleasant, bull headed, and confrontational people.
There are people who constantly, stubbornly drag their small dogs into the large dog area despite their animal’s obvious discomfort. I have had such people grab my dog by the scruff, and yell at him and me for his attempts to engage with them. These people are fortunate that my dog was not actually displaying aggressive behavior, as many large dogs who get along great with dogs their own size will see small dogs as prey. In every circumstance where I have tried to explain to these people that they should take their small dog to the proper area, they have refused.
Most people here aren’t this bad, and I’ve had many more good experiences than bad, but but there are also less conscious owners who don’t monitor their dog’s behavior at all which breeds these kind of unnecessarily unpleasant interactions. When there is a hot tempered, clueless, pet owner trying to pick fights with me, my dog is made to feel confused and unsafe which can lead to real problems. It’s something to consider if you have a young, high energy dog. I haven’t had these kinds of problems in any other park in the area.
I’m taking a break from this park after a particularly ridiculous confrontation with a surly older gentleman today. The extra drive time to get to Marco dog park in Roseville will be worth it to give my dog a positive, relaxed experience.

Me and my dog both love coming to this dog park. He gets so excited that he starts whining and trying to get out the door before I even park! All the people that come here are super nice and love pets. There are always tons of dogs in the large dog area and usually quite a few in the small dog area depending on the time and day. My dog loves to bark at the big dogs to make them run the fence with him because he is a 10 month old toy aussie and is a little energizer bunny. The park always has plenty of balls and toys along with bowls of water and baby pools! My dog always comes home exhausted after an hour or two at the park!

I earned my Unleashed badge here!
A few primary preferences bring me to this off leash dog park:
(1) easy in/​out and plenty of parking, and
(2) separated area for large vs small dogs
(3) cleanliness
I can either walk to this park or drive, depending on how many pups are with me. There’s still green grass at this park, some built in seat benches, movable chairs … it’s apparent the visitors to this dog park take care of the area making sure it’s pleasant for peeps and their pups.
I hadn’t noticed it before (thanks Jenni T for pointing it out) but on the walkway to the fenced area is a book exchange on a post for borrowing reading material while at the park. Awesome idea and I have a few I will add on my next visit.

The park itself is nice but some of the people sit down and talk instead of keeping their dogs under control or cleaning up after them. My German Shepherd has been attacked there twice by the same big dog and when I yelled, the owner looked and then looked away-​both times. My dog and I were treated like we were the ones with the problem so we don’t go there anymore. I’m really disappointed because it is a nice big park and lots of room to walk.

Great park to bring your dog too. Very safe enclosed areas. Friendly people, easy safe environment. Everything is clean and the park is up kept nicely. Great family park. I would recommend taking your dogs here.

This is a very good dog park. There’s lots of room for pooches to roam, and several distinct areas. There’s a naturally shaded area, plenty of seats for people who want to sit, 2 water feature areas with kiddie pools for the dogs to play in, lots of water buckets, some different terrain, and good poop bags! I take my puppy here, and it’s usually safe. Unfortunately, there are some neglectful dog owners here who do not seem to care or even notice when their dogs violently attack another dog. I have seen one older white man with an aggressive German shepherd that has drawn blood on 3 other dogs, and he doesn’t even get up or say anything when his dog attacks. There is a middle-​aged Asian lady with a pit bull that is aggressive toward puppies, and she doesn’t do anything about her dog when it goes after young dogs. The majority of dog owners at this park are fairly attentive, but you should always be cautious and pay attention to your dog and other dogs here. I’ve seen some nasty dog fights that could’ve been avoided with better human intervention. But if you’re the kind of person who pays attention to their dog, it’s a great place to let them run and play!

Great place to take our dogs for a run and play. They have two different sized yards for the dogs large dog side and small. Lots of fresh water and cool of pools for your babies. The also have a few toys and balls if you forget your own. Trees with benches if you choose to relax while they play. My babies love it here. Most of the people are regulars, and watch there dogs well. The place is clean and plenty of bags placed throughout yard to clean up after your dog, with plenty of cans placed evenly spaced for disposal. Very well kept up.

This review is in honor of my best friend, Jaxson. He is a border collie and needs to run around daily. I’ll drive 20 minutes to get to this dog park and it’s our favorite. They have tons of tennis balls, water buckets, chairs, poop bags, and pools for all to share. They ask for donations by the front gate. Please do your part to keep this place open!

This is probably my favorite place to take my new puppy. I have come to it three times and so far have had pretty pleasant experiences.
Most of the owners that I have so far encountered are aware of how their dogs like to play. I have a Corgi puppy, so to introduce her to a dog park I first brought her to a (then empty) small dog side and let her smell the other dogs through the fence. Once I spoke to an owner through the fence whose dog seemed interested, we allowed them to try and play together.
On other ocassions, I just brought my dog to the small dog side, and the big dog side, respectively (depending on the other dogs I saw in which side.)
This park is great, plenty of shaded room for people to sit while their dogs play, lots of room for fetch, and *mostly* responsible owners.
So far, I have encountered the Absentee Pet-​Parent type who like to camp out in the shade and talk on the phone instead of supervising, and the type of pet owner that seems to not be aware that they are in a DOG park, not a PEOPLE park. On my last visit, a woman came totally overdressed in a white dress and sandals and then dumped out the doggy splash pool because there was some dirt in the bottom. The water wasn’t muddy, even. She simply didn’t want her dog jumping in the water and didn’t ask any of us standing nearby if we minded if she empty it (because, I *did* mind and would have said something.)
So I guess I can say… this is an excellent park. It’s very big, most of the dog owners are pretty responsible and friendly. But dog parks can always be a mixed bag but usually due to the owners not supervising or correcting their dogs behavior if it gets out of hand, or just not exercising basic manners. Time at the dog park is valuable to our dogs, it’s not a time to catch up with your friends on the phone, worry about your dog getting dirty (they’re dogs) or burning off exercise for your children.

Great dog park. Lots of trees. Mostly responsible dog owners. Except today. My 5 month old puppy who is very social well adjusted was getting to be attacked by a black lab. My boyfriend stuck his leg out to avoid this snarling angry dog that was charging after my dog and pushed this dog away with his leg. The owner and bystanders who didn’t see anything began to say he kicked the dog. This man would never hurt an animal. People just want to gossip and create excitement. Funny I was keeping an eye out for this dog because earlier he had attacked a younger Sheppard. PLEASE TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR DOGS BEHAVIOR. INSTEAD OF STANDING AROUND SOCIALIZING.

How does one rate a dog park? Some people who live in apts or without a backyard are perfectly happy here. Personally as we don’t have to go to dog park it’s a «meh» on my scale. It’s good that it’s very big. Has water for dogs. Chew toys. Fair amount of chairs. Decent shade for hot days. It’s bad as its the dog OWNERS who don’t watch their dogs. I’ve had large dogs run and jump up on me, with mud all over them, only to have the owners not say a word. Not an apology. Not «fido get down». This has happened numerous times with these dogs just randomly jumping on me or my family or attacking (nipping and barking) at our midsize dog. I’ve had dogs come up and pee on the chair I’m sitting in. Wow. Dogs just being a dog but it’s the owners who’re are oblivious. Really? If you can’t control and be aware of your dog, don’t come to the park, please. It’s just common courtesy and good dog ownership to be in control of your dogs behavior and at least apologize when they get out of control.

The park looks very well kept and you can tell it is a safe place for all your furry four legged friends. Lots of room for the kids to run in the small dog area, and the larger dog area looked huge and awesome, as well. Just wish they had more seating in the small dog area, more water bowls for the pups and a bit more shade. Once summer rolls around, it might deter me from going as often.

Took my 10 month old whippet/​pit/​lab mix here today. We loved the atmosphere, there’s toys to play with, dog poo bags, a bunch of garbage cans to dispose of waste, doggy pools, washing station & plenty of water buckets around. A lot of shade & seating as well! The people were fantastic, completely welcoming, understanding of dogs behavior/​playing, there’s a separate area for smaller dogs too. Over all we’ll definitely be coming back!

Great place to take your dog to have a good time! Open spaces to let your dog run around and every dog there was super friendly! All around great dog park!

Nice dog park with area for small and large dogs. When I visited recently a guy was measuring the small dog area and said he was putting a bid in for grass (fake grass, turf) which will be great as it can get muddy at times.
This park attracts a nice set of dogs and for the most part, people pick up after their dogs. Sometimes you get the usual crowd (as with any dog park) where they congregate and lose sight of their dogs pooping.

The people and dogs are usually pretty friendly, I don’t like how much dirty water is standing around but the dogs loved everything. Shade, water, plastic baggies provided for poop. It wasn’t bad.

I recently moved to Carmichael and decided to check out the dog parks in the area since I have 2 fur babies. After visiting just 1 other dog park in Roseville I decided this is the one to go to always. !. This dog park is lonely most mornings however late afternoon this is the place to be. Although it gets pretty pooch crowded and hectic. People bring their unaltered pets, however there hasn’t been an incident here from what I know. The dailies there are all responsible and friendly people. Both my chihuahua and german Shepard hang in the large dog area. My shepherd LOVES water and this place has 5 kid pools –awesome much ?! Yes ! :D

I love this dog park! Sure, its the only dog park I’ve ever been to, but that’s because this one keeps me coming back!
I took my Chihuahua here one weekend for the first time to check it out, and was so happy that they had the park separated between small dogs and large dogs. The large dogs scare my small dog so I was happy to see she could play with pups her own size!
The crowd the few times I have been is always really nice and friendly, everyone talks and has a good time and so do the dogs. All dogs I have ever seen there have even friendly to my dog.
I think the best thing about this park was that there was SHADE!!! There are a couple trees in the little dog park, and few in the big dog park as well which is really nice during the spring and summer months! There are also poop bags and chairs provided by the volunteers who take care of the park so I suggest picking up one of their flyers while at the park and donating to them when you get a chance!
From listening to people talk while I was at this park it sounds like it is the best one around with the friendliest dogs and people so I will be coming back on the reg!

A while back I was driving around with my monsters after grabbing a nice cup of coffee from Dutch Bros when I decided to take my coffee, monsters and book to the dog park. Having never been to a dog park in this area I did what I always do — I Unilocaled it! As usual, I am glad I did. I absolutely LOVE this park!
The small dog area is typical. Small. The usual crowd of chair toting, friendly, chatty dog lovers enjoying their furry family members and each other. I don’t typically venture into the big dog areas. I have a shy 4lb yorkie and a not-​so-​shy 4lb poodle. My poodle, Chulo, seems to think that he can check any and all dogs, including dogs that have faces bigger than his entire body. Soo… I try to steer clear of those potential adventures. However, on this trip, the big dog section looked so inviting and there were only a few dogs in there so we took a chance.
I just love this big dog area. It reminds me a little of the dog parks I would go to when I lived in Florida. There is a large grassy area for some games of fetch or just some fun tussling. There is a large section of trees up a small mound creating a nice shady resting space. If you prefer a spot in the sun, there are plenty of chairs and benches scattered about. They also have two water stations, one at the entrance and one toward the back of the park. The water station toward the back is my personal favorite because it has a couple small pools for the doggies to take a dip and cool off.
One of the most memorable and sweet things about this park is their wall of memories or rather a fence of memories. Along the backside of the park, there are signs with names of furry family members that have passed and a beautiful sign talking about The Rainbow Bridge. I tried to get a picture to post, but it didn’t turn out very clear. So if you love dogs and you love parks, go check this place out… take a stroll to the back of the park along the fence and read the sign. It is touching, special, sweet and it will fill your heart with warm love! For me, that’s exactly what a day at the park is supposed to do!