Top Public and Private Dog hiking trails in Springfield, Oregon

4.98(799)

Four miles off of the Interstate 5 (Creswell Exit 182) Private 7 flat grass and wooded acres, partially fenced. There are a couple of spots along the fence line that have openings at the bottom or gaps. Also, damage from the ice storm caused some damage to the property line fencing. See photos. FRONT PASTURE IS CLOSED. Unfortunately, it is not handicapped accessible. Gopher, mole, and dog holes are to be expected. Mud during the rainy season. Sheep keep pastures trimmed and fertilized.

4.96(85)

The property is a horse ranch on 25 acres surrounded by private forest. There is a shallow year round creek that is refreshingly cold and also a large pond that your dog can swim in. There are hiking trails that start at the edge of the property. The trails are mostly uphill. The outdoor and indoor arenas are available for an extra fee. They are mostly dog proof for large dogs but not escape proof for small dogs. The horses wander around the property early in the morning so if your dog chases horses it should be kept on a leash around the horses. I recommend that I show you around your first time out here. To get here you must be prepared to drive down 5 miles of gravel road. There is a gate to get into the property. The gate code will be sent to you with the welcoming message. Cell phone signals are weak once you get on the gravel so check the pre-visit message sent two hours before the appointment before you get out of cell service.

Park hours: 7 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

Park hours: 6 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

Park hours: 6:30 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

4.50(7)

We have 20 acres of meadow and recovering forestland with a year round creek and waterfall views. Pups will love following the scents, running along the gravel road between the north and south property lines, and exploring game trails. Adventurous types can splash in the creek. Please park and play on the east side of the property adjacent to Indian Creek.