Biggest Little Dog Park

LenaMarie Hodges 2 months ago

We just moved here and love that there's a place for us to bring our puppy to play. She's very shy and skiddish so we planned it perfectly that we were alone. I also love that it's separate from the big dog area so she won't be intimidated if there's a big dog the next time we go. The only downside is there is no shade. It is terribly hot out and the puppy has no where to take a sun break. But literally other than that it was great!

Paul Phillip 4 months ago

Quant Park in the heart of downtown. Two fenced in areas for small and large dogs, watering station, and an unfenced area for just a quick potty stop.

Taylor James 5 months ago

Great little dog park in downtown Reno, with one side for large dogs & one for small. I've been going here since it's grand opening & my pup was one of the first dogs painted on the wall of doggy fame. The biggest problem with this is there in no shade on the large dogs side, which means you're either hot or you go to the small dog side & then there's a problem when small dogs show up, cuz people won't leave the area with their large dogs.

Queen Nefertiti 6 months ago

The park was ok, my little guy did not have any other small dogs to play with in the small dog section. Maybe because it was 12pm on a weekday. It was clean. Street parking only, bring $2 for the 1hr. parking meter. There is a water fountain, pop bags and trash can available.

Scott L a year ago

The Biggest Little Dog Park – A Fun Spot in the Heart of Reno Located right in the city center of Reno, The Biggest Little Dog Park truly lives up to the city’s nickname, “The Biggest Little City in the World.” It’s a creative and interesting concept, offering a dedicated space for both locals and visitors to enjoy some time with their pups. The park is thoughtfully divided into two sections: one side is a leashed area with well-kept grass, perfect for a calm stroll, while the other side is designated for off-leash play, giving dogs the freedom to run around and socialize. During the daytime, the park tends to be quieter with only a few dogs around, but it becomes more lively in the evenings when more dog owners stop by. It’s a welcoming spot not just for Reno residents, but also for hotel and casino guests nearby who are traveling with their pets. The design adds extra charm—colorful murals on the walls and playful dog-shaped fence art give the park a unique personality that reflects Reno’s creative vibe.