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Christopher Thomas
1 reviews on 1 places
This is an interesting dog park. It's on a hill, which makes it very different from most. Also, the fence posts are a little too far apart, and if you throw a ball it can pretty easily slip out.
The equipment is all in mostly good condition, the water fountains work, there's a lot of grass, and the setting is beautiful - it feels like you're in the woods because it's in the middle of a larger park.
The larger park outside was pretty busy around 17h when we went, including with people walking their dogs. But only one other person came in the dog park with his pet - and he only came in to ask me if I had seen a lock on the gate. I had not seen a lock on the gate. Also, Google asked me to confirm if this park was permanently closed or not. So there might be some weirdness around that.
But overall, it's the prettiest setting for a dog park in all of Lisbon. If you're going there from central Lisbon, though, parts of the walk are a little sketchy, and if you're driving, the roads are a bit confusing.
The equipment is all in mostly good condition, the water fountains work, there's a lot of grass, and the setting is beautiful - it feels like you're in the woods because it's in the middle of a larger park.
The larger park outside was pretty busy around 17h when we went, including with people walking their dogs. But only one other person came in the dog park with his pet - and he only came in to ask me if I had seen a lock on the gate. I had not seen a lock on the gate. Also, Google asked me to confirm if this park was permanently closed or not. So there might be some weirdness around that.
But overall, it's the prettiest setting for a dog park in all of Lisbon. If you're going there from central Lisbon, though, parts of the walk are a little sketchy, and if you're driving, the roads are a bit confusing.