Zuzu's Zoomie Acres (Fully Fenced) at Wilde Kind Farm

Welcome to Wilde Kind Farm! Summer is in full swing at the farm. From new fencing, upgraded gates, and other projects. Watch our social media and signage board for current conditions, upcoming events and expansion news! Bring your doggos to run and play off-leash in our newly expanded 6 acres of fenced play yard! The dog yard is split into 3 main zones with gates so you can explore while keeping your dog in sight. We have lots of space to explore, toys, and lots of other amenities! Our farm is set on 75 acres here in historic Litchfield with the original 1830 farmhouse and a big red barn. We have multiple areas for your to explore: 1. Our Play Yard welcome area that has a 3 sided shelter with seating. This is where you can grab some poop bags, toys, or request extras like agility equipment, kiddie pools, corn hole, BBQ grill etc. This area also lights up at night. 2. The Wilde Side with lots of paths to explore, a secret garden, native plants, hedges, multiple spots to sit, and a big open meadow. We are working making this area a monarch way station as well! 3. Our new area, Wolf Tree Meadow! Walk behind past the barn towards the hayfield and explore the stone compass circle. Rent the fire ring or use the table and chairs to relax while your dog sniffs to their heart’s content. Please note the entire SS accessible property is fenced. There is a driveway gate, and a second gate to enter our SniffSpot.

1 Acre on Small Farm in Woods, Includes Nature Trail Access

Kate's 50 Acre Partially Fenced Private Dog Park In Pownal

Lots of room to run and play ball or frisbee! Pond can be used by the dogs at your discretion. Pond is not treated or tested but my dogs used to get in it. There are turtles, frogs, geese (please chase the geese away!), ducks and maybe other wildlife at the pond too. Separately there is 40 acres of woods. See the map I drew in the photos. And the photo of the location of the entrance to the woods. If you have questions let me know!

Former Pleasant Hill Kennel Property

Fully enclosed just shy of .25 acres dog area. With a large more than 1 acre front yard available. minimal facilities, no bathroom, currently just starting out. Good area for dog training.

Alex's 2 Acre Unfenced dog area.

Several acres of land with 2 acres being very accessible. Three large fields and a small hiking trail through the woods that loops around part of the property. I do have three dogs that would be in my house. They bark on occasion, but not typically. Once you’re on the back lawn or in the fields, you’d be far enough away from the house you would not hear any of my dogs and I would not be letting them out during your visit.

Leanne's 1 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Westbrook

Peaceful, Fenced-In Former Goat Pen in Cumberland, ME

Welcome to our quiet, country yard—formerly a goat pen! This fully fenced 3,690 sq. ft. space is located at the end of a dead-end road in beautiful Cumberland, Maine. It’s perfect for dogs who love to sniff, explore, and run off-leash in a peaceful rural setting. The yard is enclosed with a 3-foot-high wire livestock fence (1 ft x 7 in spacing between wires), which offers a safe environment for most dogs, though it may not be suitable for very small pups or high jumpers without supervision. The space is adjacent to a quiet street where neighbors sometimes walk their dogs, so your pup might spot some friendly passersby. Whether your dog wants to romp, relax, or just enjoy some new smells, this spacious and serene spot offers a unique place to play and unwind. Come enjoy the fresh Maine air!

Katie's 1 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Gorham

We are offering an acre of mowed grass area on Shaws Mill Rd in Gorham for your pup to play! This area is best suited for dogs that are off leash trained or for pet parents that have long leads as there is no fence separating the yard from the road. Other dogs and people often walk by in this area.

Nonesuch Meadows Farm

Enjoyable farm fields with lots of room for dogs to roam and play. Wildlife does show up at times, anywhere from deer, turkeys, skunks and porcupines. Our main field does abut a golf course, and often get stray balls fly over the fence into our field. To avoid being hit by one, I’d recommend staying more towards the middle to right of the field. During deer season we do require the owner and dog to be wearing orange, and don’t have guests come on Saturdays. We do hay our fields in the summer (May/June-September) time, and once that begins we will set up a schedule with specific areas that can be utilized.

Sniff & Swim Private Paw Spot

This spot is dedicated to our fur babies! It’s the perfect spot to give high drive, high energy, high loving dogs and their humans a safe place to run, bark, learn, train, swim, sniff, relax and smile! It’s a great place to throw a tennis ball, swim, relax, read a book and walk the camp road.