"James F Urbanski Dog Park - Tampa, FL" Waymark

Long Description:
Tampa’s first Leash-free Activity Area opened on the west side of Al Lopez Park on March 30, 2001 and encompasses about 1.5 acres. On September 20, 2001 the park was renamed to James Urbanski Leash-free Activity Area by Council Resolution.

Partially wooded and surrounded by a four foot chain link fence it includes such amenities as a double gated entry with a concrete slab, dog and human drinking fountains, picnic benches and tables with dog waste pickup bag dispensers and waste containers. A separately fenced 8,000 square foot area is available for owners of small dogs.

Level of Enclosure: Completely Enclosed Description of Enclosure: 4 ft chain link Kid friendly: Kids all ages (strollers on up) welcome Popularity: It varies a lot Water For Swimming (them, not you): None Provides Poop Bags: yes People washrooms: Flushing toilets Separate area for small dogs available: yes I would walk my dog here: yes Fee Required: no

Visit Instructions:
To log this waymark, you must be able to prove to the waymark owner that you were at the park in question. This probably means a photo. The photo must be identifiably at that park, so having your GPS in the photo might not be a bad idea (alternatively you may include a recognizable landmark)
If you have a dog, photos of your dog having a good time would also be appreciated.

Recent Visits/Logs:

Date Logged Log User Rating   6/16/2007 Smiling Little Perch visited it 6/16/2007 Old Bass Cacher visited it 5/15/2007 ChapterhouseInc visited it

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