Westgrove Dog Park, Alexandria, VA

Welcome to Westgrove P.A.C.K. greeting, photo of dogs

Welcome to the Westgrove P.A.C.K. website, your source for news and information about Westgrove Dog Park in Alexandria, VA.

Look around and learn more about how we plan to continue to build a strong and healthy dog community, secure funding for improvements, and ensure our beloved dog park will be a fun and safe space for dogs at Westgrove, for years to come.

Welcome to our newest Board Members!

Board Elections were help on October 26, 2025 at the Fall General Public Meeting.

Rich Abelson
Vice Chair

Shawn Bloom
Operations Director
(re-elected)

Membership, Communications Chair
(OPEN)

Ryan Anthony
Board Member at Large

Bill Voss
Board Member at Large

Pei Wang
Board Member at Large

Remembering with Love: Westgrove P.A.C.K. “In Memory Of…” Gift Donations Program

Honor a Beloved Pup and Support Westgrove

At Westgrove P.A.C.K. we cherish the pups who have left pawprints on our hearts and at the park.

We are excited to offer a way for you to honor those beloved dogs with a meaningful and lasting tribute through our In Memory Of…” Gift Donations program.

REMINDER: Small Dog Park Hours

Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays
Times: Noon-2PM
(North end of Park)
Only dogs less than 30lb permitted during this time.

Curious how you can support Westgrove Dog Park?

The Westgrove P.A.C.K. Board need few more people to help support our mission of park improvements, safety, and accessibility -- as well as, broaden community connectedness and engagement. Your gift of time would make a profound difference to Westgrove for all users.

Join a Commitee

DONATE

It takes a community to keep Westgrove healthy!

The is no POOP Fairy at Westgrove Dog Park.

YOUR GOAL: No Poop Left Behind!!
We could all support one another by watching for and pointing out pooping dogs to distracted owners. Keeping the park free of dog poop is everyone’s responsibility.

A gentle reminder: Poop can make our dogs sick. Please take note of the following:

Watch your dog at all times and please don't allow your cell phone to be a primary focus. Your dog requires your supervision, just like children at a playground.
Not sure if your dog pooped? Be a good neighbor — walk around and pick-up a poop before you leave.
Dog poop is not fertilizer. If it was, it would be sold at Lowe's or Home Depot and we'd all be rich ($$ ... ha, ha, ha!). More importantly though, dog poop has lots of bacteria that can make our dogs sick.
What do I do if you see a dog pooping and no one walking towards it? Please kindly say something like:
• "Hello, dog pooping!"
• "Hello, (dog breed) pooping!"