**Welcome to Our Doggie Paradise!** Bring your furry friends to our expansive, secure, and fully fenced yard designed for maximum fun and safety! Whether you have a solo pup or a pack of up to 20 dogs, our huge space offers endless opportunities for play and exploration. Please note: there is a maximum of 4 humans (and 2 cars) allowed per booking. Any additional people should be added in the “Extras” section. **Features:** - **Massive Fenced Area:** Plenty of room for dogs to run, fetch, and play to their hearts' content. - **Relaxing Lounges:** Comfortable lounging areas for adults to unwind while keeping an eye on their pets. - **Socialize with a Buddy:** If your dog enjoys company, our friendly 5-year-old English bulldog would love to join in the fun. Just let us know! Come and enjoy a perfect blend of relaxation and excitement at our dog-friendly haven!

Our backyard ‘dog park’ is intended for neighbors and friendly family pups to exercise in the safety of your neighborhood! Sign up and enjoy the beautiful sunset from our benches while your pup plays and finds off leash freedom. It’s a beautiful area and relaxing is a must🥰🏡

Fully fenced backyard in Lancaster , great for fetch!

Fully fenced yard for dogs of all sizes.

Skip the park and give your pooch the serene park-like setting of this beautiful hidden gem! We strive to offer a SAFE and secluded space, especially for female dogs owners who reside in the Elmwood Village. Please be in touch with any questions you have regarding our property.

Over 4 acres with a pond. Peaceful, Private, Picturesque.

Come, take a walk through my yard, into the woods and down a slope to get to Cazenovia Creek. While down by the creek, you will most likely not encounter another human being. The piece of creek is bordered by Northrup, Transit and the bridge on Southwestern Boulevard. Feel free to explore through the woods in solitude, it is a 10 minute walk down to the creek. I have an unfenced yard, so please have your furry friend on a leash if they are not leash trained. Once you get into the woods, you are more than welcome to go off leash. This is definitely a walk for boots or hikers. If it has been raining, the trail down will be muddy. The walk to the slope is wooded with many obstacles but definitely walkable ducking here and there under a branch.