Bill Frederick Park (At Turkey Lake)

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3401 S Hiawassee Rd. Orlando, Florida

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General Information
What is Dog-ParkBill Frederick Park?
Dog-ParkBill Frederick Park (At Turkey Lake) is a dedicated off-leash dog park located within the larger Dog-ParkBill Frederick Park, offering a safe and controlled environment for dogs to exercise and socialize. It’s a popular spot for Orlando dog owners.
Where is Dog-ParkBill Frederick Park Located?
The dog park is situated within Dog-ParkBill Frederick Park, located at 2339 Hempel Dr, Orlando, FL 32807. It's easily accessible within the larger park complex.
What are the park hours?
The dog park is open daily from sunrise to sunset. Please check for any temporary closures due to special events.
Entry & Rules
What is the entry fee?
There is no entry fee to access the dog park.
What identification is required?
All dog owners are required to display proof of current rabies vaccination.
What are the rules for dog owners?
Owners are responsible for their dogs’ behavior at all times. Dogs must be leashed when outside the designated off-leash areas. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their dogs. No aggressive behavior is tolerated.
What is the policy on small dogs?
Small dogs are permitted, but they must be kept within the smaller, fenced area specifically designed for them.
What happens if my dog doesn’t get along with other dogs?
Owners are responsible for immediately separating their dogs if they are exhibiting signs of aggression or distress.
Can I bring my entire family into the dog park?
Only dog owners and their dogs are permitted inside the dog park.
Dog Specifics
What size dogs are allowed?
There are no specific size restrictions, however, owners should consider their dog's temperament and ability to safely interact with other dogs.
Are there separate areas for different sized dogs?
Yes, there are designated areas for both larger and smaller dogs.
What should I bring for my dog?
Bring fresh water, bowls, poop bags, and any necessary toys.
Are there any water sources available at the park?
There are no permanent water fountains, so bring your own water.
Safety & Maintenance
What safety precautions are in place?
The park has fenced areas to contain dogs. Park staff monitor the area.
Who maintains the dog park?
The City of Orlando Parks, Recreation & Community Services department is responsible for maintaining the dog park.
What should I do if I see a violation of the rules?
Report any rule violations to park staff immediately.
Are there any potential hazards in the park?
Owners are responsible for scanning the area for potential hazards such as broken glass or other debris.

History

Dog-ParkBill Frederick Park (At Turkey Lake) Orlando Florida offers a popular and well-maintained dog park experience within the larger Dog-ParkBill Frederick Park, a sprawling 127-acre recreational area in Orlando.

The park's origins date back to the early 20th century when the land was acquired by the city for a lake and recreational facilities.

Initially known as Turkey Lake Park, it quickly became a favored destination for residents seeking outdoor activities.

Over the years, the park expanded and evolved, adding amenities like walking trails, picnic areas, and a playground.

The dog park was established in response to the growing number of dog owners in the area who desired a dedicated space for their pets to exercise and socialize.

The park's location within Turkey Lake, a scenic and natural setting, further enhanced its appeal.

The dog park area was carefully designed to separate small and large dogs, promoting safe and enjoyable interactions.

Ongoing maintenance and improvements ensure that Dog-ParkBill Frederick Park remains a valuable asset for the Orlando community.

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