Friends of Millbrook Dog Park

 Another Cross Country meet is scheduled at Millbrook Exchange Park on Wednesday, September 23rd. While the event is scheduled for 5:00pm to 7:00pm, some course prep work may occur before that. If you come to the park during this event, please keep your dogs on a shorter leash and watch for runners. Don't tear down any of the caution tape that mark the course and guide the runners.

The next cross country event is scheduled for Wednesday, October 7th.

 Another Cross Country meet is scheduled at Millbrook Exchange Park on Wednesday, October 7th. While the event is scheduled for 5:00pm to 7:00pm, some course prep work may occur before that. If you come to the park during this event, please keep your dogs on a shorter leash and watch for runners. Don't tear down any of the caution tape that mark the course and guide the runners.

At this time, we know of no other Cross Country events at the park.

Today, a male husky showed up at the house of someone who lives across Spring Forest Road from Millbrook Exchange Park. The dog is estimated to be about two-years old and is thought to be a dog that comes to the dog park.

If you've lost your husky and this one might be yours, send an email to webmaster =at= millbrook-dog-park.com and we'll put you in touch with the person who found this one.

[Good News - We understand that the owner has been reunited with the husky.]

Millbrook Exchange Park is used from time to time for cross country track practice and races. On race days, you may see yellow caution tape at several area around the dog park. This is put up to guide the runners in the correct direction; however, if you've not seen it before, you may think the dog park is closed. Watch out for runners and just walk under the tape on the way to the dog park. Please be careful that you don't mess with the caution tape and keep your pup on a short leash in case runners come up upon you unexpectedly. When a race is complete, someone comes by and removes the tape.

We don't have a schedule of these events but the last one occurred on a Wednesday afternoon.

It's a new school year so you may see students walking through the park in the mornings or afternoons. Please drive slowly and remember that the speed limit is 15 mph inside the park.