Forrest E Hull Park

The Best dog park by far! The owners of the dogs are all so nice ! Two separate dog runs… One for bigger dogs… One for smaller dogs… All kinds of breeds and many so cute and pretty ones… Then there is a huge grassy area to bring your kids… Also a nice playground and restroom area. Had an awesome day!

We come here every time we come down to visit the in laws, to let our large German Shepherd burn some extra energy off. We’ve never had an issue with any other dogs or dog owners. In fact everyone we’ve met here has been so nice.
The rest of the park is fabulous too with lush grass and a cool playground. Our kids love coming to play on the playground. All in a great park!

This is a fabulous park but it took a while for me to find it because my GPS system sent me to 20^th Street for some reason. To spare you similar pain, let me just tell you the address is 2850 West Avenue L-​12, Lancaster, CA. Also the link Unilocal gives you is a dead link. The working link is here:
. This is basically a HUGE emerald green park full of trees with a sidewalk that loops around it in an oval. Joggers and dog walkers go in laps around the sidewalk. There are also two fenced in dog areas where dogs are allowed off leash, one for big dogs and one for little dogs. There’s a playground next to it where little kids can go on a slide and jungle gym and stuff. It is clean and well lit, and there are dog waste bags restocked daily so you can clean up after your pet.

Small park for dogs is always a treat. It’s usually well maintained and I haven’t come across any bad dog owners yet. The playground is awesome (minus one star for the mulch though), the greenspace is wiiiiide open for your enjoyment and the walking loop lets mommy keep an eye on the kiddos while she does some laps to burn off the morning soda. ;)

This is one of my favorite dog parks ever. Not only is the park grassy, but the dog areas are also grassy. So many dog parks are just dirt lots that make your pup dusty an dirty, but not this dog park.
They have separate areas for the big and small dogs, so I never have to worry about my little pooch being trampled by a Great Dane… sadly, it’s happened. LOL. I sometimes see small dogs in the big dog area, but owners do so at their own risk.
In short, if you’re looking for a nice dog park to spend your afternoons, this is by far the best in the Antelope Valley!

This park has been a hidden gem to me, the park is clean, beautiful, dog and children friendly. I’ve had the privilege to relax and watch remote airplanes, kites, balls flown/​played. Restrooms are clean and close within proximity. Water on the other hand I haven’t figured out how to get it out of the water fountain therefore be sure to bring water for you and your fur babies. Some like to relax on a blanket and read on the over sized grass area. What a treat it is to get some fresh air walk around and certain days smell the aroma of families barbaqueing. There’s a playground there with modern children friendly equipment to occupy the kiddies. Metal picnic tables and benches throughout the park in case you’d like to take a moment to breath in the fresh air and exhale stress.

I take my JRT/​Frenchie mix here every week. I have developed a decent bond with the people in the small dog park. There are sometimes issues with the gardeners skipping or having us leave the park to do their jobs.
This is a place for dogs. The small dog park has grass and mud spots. The bigger dog park is almost all dirt. The outside grass always looks super nice and the park is clean. If it were closer to me, I would be here all the time.

Nice clean park. Wonderful kids play area
We go for the dog friendly areas.
They have two huge fenced dog runs, one for large breeds, one for small breeds. Dogs can be off leash in the run area. There are often frisbees hanging on the fence for them to play with. And the sidewalk surrounding the park is a wonderful path to walk with our furry pals. There are bags located at several locations should your fuzzy friend feel the need to go.

My husband and I drove by this park and my husband had to use the restroom so we pulled in. There were plenty of parking spaces. Since we had our dog with us, we decided we could walk her around and get some fresh air. Come to find out, they had a dog park here! They had two areas, one for small dogs, and one for large dogs. They fenced off an acre just for the dog area.
They had plenty of «poop bags» around which was convenient.
It was around noon and as we walked by, there were no other dogs inside so we walked her around the loop and hung out by one of the tables in the shade. The park itself it quite large and we noticed people with their kids and people jogging. They have a playground/​jungle gym.
After about 30 minutes, we noticed more dog owners. A man walked by to say Hello and he had two small dogs who wanted to play with ours. When we started walking back towards the parking lot, we passed by the dog park area again and a lot of dogs showed up, including a small poodle-​mix puppy who wanted to play with our dog as well.
The only negative I could see was that there was a lot of mud/​water in the large dog play area along the fence. Gosh, what a mess that would have been.
⁶⁰⁄₁₀₀ Reviews for 2015

Great park. I went here for my dogs because they haven’t been socialized since I moved away for a bit. They ran like crazy, in weekdays there really aren’t any people, which is ok if you want your dog to roam free, but bad if you want to socialize them…

The dog park itself is great, it’s a nice big open area for my dog to run around and sniff and play, the only downside to this park is all the incompetent dog owners that bring there UNTRAINED AND UNFRIENDLY dogs to the park, twice two large dogs tried to attack my dog. I like to go there’s not a lot of dogs there, it’s a lot better.

I come for just the dog park. I usually come in the morning when there are a lot more dogs than during the day. Weekend mornings have even more people & dogs. I have 2 dogs, 15 lbs and 13 lbs, so I go in the small dog area. It is a hit and miss the type of dog owners you come across. Sometimes they are watching their dogs like hawks and cleaning up after them like they should and other times you might have someone else’s dog jump in your lap or try to hump your leg. One lady brought in 3 dogs and refused to clean up after them. She claimed to have «back problems» and stated well that’s what city workers get paid for anyways. Uh, no lady I don’t want to step in poop plus there is a pooper scooper so you don’t have to bend over at all.
Another visit someone’s dog spent almost the whole time barking. Another one kept jumping on the bench, all dirty getting mud everywhere. Both owners refused to take responsibility which is such a shame. The park is there for everyone to enjoy, not just them. Most dogs are nice and really friendly. Every now and then you will run into that one person and their dog who has to ruin it for you.
I bring my dogs when they are due for a bath because they do get dirty at this park. They have water, bowls, and bags for you to clean up after your dogs. The parking lot is small but I’ve always managed to get a spot.

Thats a dog park for toy dogs. that dog park is the size of my back yard. Might as well find a big slab of open field to let normal size dogs run. That park is a joke.

This was the first dog park I took my shepherd to when she was around 4 months old. She’s 2 ½ now, so we’ve been many places since then. It was great for socializing her, but you could only really go there in the morning. The evening crowd brings out more aggressive dogs, and my shepherd was attacked multiple times when we first started going. Luckily she can take care of herself now and knows to steer clear of drama, but I noticed something else recently: The park is absolutely MUDDY. Yes I expect my dog to get dirty, but not to the point where she’s drenched in mud. Whoever is in charge of watering the grass is doing a terrible job, and is letting big puddles just sit around in the park. I don’t really visit there anymore… But the morning crowd does consist of very nice people and dogs.

Park is located across the street from Paraclete High School. Keep in mind that this street usually gets a little congested around when school starts and ends. PHS typically gets out early on Fridays, ~12:45 p.m. if memory serves me right. Parking lot is small, but I’ve never had trouble finding a spot.
Clean, well-​maintained playground. I have two major gripes though. The first one is that shade is practically non-​existent around the play area. It’s still a relatively new park so any trees nearby provide very little reprieve the relentless sun. I think the lack of shade is a major drawback for a place that sees its fair share of triple digit summer days.
Second gripe is more specific to my family’s needs but worth mentioning. I’m not a fan of the wood chips cushioning the playground floor. It attracts my toddler like a moth to a flame and she’s at that stage where she wants to eat everything.
I’d also rather have something like sand getting into her shoes rather than pieces of wood and possible splinters. But who knows, maybe wood is better than sand? After all, I have a degree in paranoid parenting, not in playground planning.
What I do like about this park is that it has a huge wide grassy area to just run around. The park is very open so it’s easy to keep an eye out for your kid. Mine also loves watching the dogs run around in the dog park.

My first visit there was yesterday. Nice they have large and small dog separate areas for smaller more timid dogs.
Pros — one bench and one table
Some trees
Water!!! Bless you!
Con’s — one bench and one table (could use a few more benches)
Few trees — going to be miserably hot in summer
Also, doesn’t appear they water the grass much and it is dying. I realize we are in the middle of a severe drought but sod is expensive and it’s dying from lack of water.
A volunteer organization should donate some trees to the park (preferably ash or some fast growing low water trees)…We could start a tree fund?

Great place to take your dog to get him socialized with other Dogs of all different breeds. It’s exciting if you were ever interested in seeing how your dog reacts to different size dogs and people at that. The people there usually extremely nice and always willing to give you tips in different ways to training your dog all in all great place to socialize for people and pets as long as you’re a people person

In my opinion, this is the park in the AV. You can bring your kid and your pup to play and get that energy out! What’s not to love?!

I took my «little sister» Lily (English Bulldog) to this park yesterday and I was so impressed. I made my way counter clockwise on the sidewalk path around the park. One of the first things you come across is a little playground. But it isn’t your average lame structure your kids can climb all over and get bored with easy. Its pretty cool actually. There were plenty of benches and tables in the shade, which made me want to bring a picnic basket and come here with my fiancée to have a sweet day out doors with our dogs. The grass was cut short and looked very neat, and was bright green. There is a spot where you can let your dogs off their leashes and let them roam free to play with other dogs. Its fenced in and there are different areas for different sizes of dogs. As sweet and lovable as my Lily is, I highly doubt the cute little pomeranians would want anything to do with her though, so we just continued our walk. There is a ton of open space, exactly what Lily needs since we have such a small back yard.
Forrest E. Hull Park is a great place to bring the entire family if you want to get outside but stay in the Antelope Valley. The park is gorgeous and I will definitely return.

This is by far the best dog park in the Antelope Valley, or really could it be, the best in the entire world???
Across from Paraclete on M and 30^th west (in front of the mansions) :)
We took our baby here one time, but had to leave quickly because he just didn’t get along well with the other dogs. It was about 8:00 on Sunday night, and I had just gotten off work, hubby picked me up and we were like, Hey, let’s try out the dog park. Well, our puppy fiasco is all our own, and does not take away from the gorgeous dog park! It is equipped with play area for the kiddos, lots of gorgeous paved walkways, and for the people who have really trained dogs, and dogs who are FINE with others (not our pup) they have an off the leash area.
What a gorgeous place for people to take their puppy and show em off, take em for a walk in a gorgeous place! GORGEOUS! — Key word —
I love going here!