Wiggins Village Park

Address:	565 Bryant Rd, Conroe, TX 77303, USA
Phone:	+1 936-206-6200
Site:	cityofconroe.org
Rating:	3.3

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Reviews 12

ladyirishcharm

Almost completely devoid of amenities and any semblance of charm; a few scraggly trees along the fence line, so little cooling shade other than a couple of narrow covered benches (dont go there in straight summer sun), and ridiculous to have a "dog park" with no source of water. Just a big open area for critters to run off-leash surrounded by a fence, nothing more.

June Bug

I like this dog park because it has lots of room to run. If your dog likes to full out run, or chase a ball across a baseball open field, this is the park for you! There is little shade though, so definitely not the place on a hot sunny day during peak hours.

Teri Fischer

Great dog park. Just be careful bring any male dogs in. Give them time to get used to other dogs before unleashing them. My male was attacked by another male dog and while I was tending to his wounds the man took his dog and bolted quick.

Melanie Ortega

Nice park! Lots of room to run! Nice big flat grass field! A few shaded benches. And a separate area if you have a dog you want to keep separate from others but still want to play, run, and get used to being around others.

Lana Pettey

Since its the only dog park I could find near my home, Id have to give it 5 stars. It could use a source of water though. Otherwise, its a good size, and usually we have it all to ourselves.

Brandon Romo

Great dog park! Huge open grass place to run complete fence around it nice benches and doggy bags provided at the door!bring your own water and enjoy!!!

Lauren Schultz

I was impressed with how big it was, but not a good place if you want your dog to play with other dogs. Very anti social dog park (dogs and people).

Valerie Guggenheim

Almost no shade, only 2 benches, very plain. Kasmiersky Park is way better.

Marlee vandreumel

Great for dogs to run and have fun

Irma De leo

Very small park.

Anonymous Onyx

It needs light

Tony Ford

Its close