Prescott Guide invites dog lovers to Prescott's Willow Creek Dog Park

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Prescott's Willow Creek Dog Park is so great that if you don't have a dog you'll want to get one. Prescott Guide offers a little background on how Willow Creek Dog Park came to be and what makes it such a popular place for local Prescott dog owners.

Willow Creek Dog Park’s fire station-themed (what could be more appropriate) renovation is the 4th recipient of the dog food manufacturing giant, Beneful's®, half-million dollar Dream Dog Park Contest transformation completed in 2014. The new dog park paradise opened with a signature red fire truck, fire-hose shaped tunnels, and a covered sitting area for dog owners to relax with comfortable tables and seats of woven fire hoses.

So much care was put into the design and construction of the Willow Creek Dog Park that it was even viewed from a dog's point of view to ensure that every fixture, element, and design was considered to ensure the safety and pleasure of every four-legged visitor.

Prescott is well-known as a dog-loving community and Willow Creek Dog Park is a dream location for dog owners throughout the area to come and visit and enjoy time with their precious dogs - and to meet other like-minded people and their dogs.

The professionally designed $500,000 renovation of Willow Creek Dog Park represents Beneful's® in-kind donation to the City of Prescott and the pure delight of Prescott's best friends.

Prescott Guide reminds you that if you're new to Prescott and have just one or a houseful of best friends, gather everyone up and bring them to Willow Creek Dog Park for some great exercise and fun. If you would like more information about Willow Creek Dog Park or other fun activities and sites around Prescott visit us today at http://www.prescottguide.com for more information.

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