Sweetbay Farm

Large fenced maintained grass pasture.

Dog Resort Fully Fenced In Hagerstown

Two areas for your furry friend to play. The Orchard area is 7500 square feet and the main yard is over 20,000 sq. ft. Bring a picnic and enjoy the Mountain view on our comfortable lower deck. The area is shaded and rainproof. Your dogs can enjoy a private and safe space.

Kimberly's Fully Fenced Yard For Dogs To Rent In Jefferson

Vaikunth

We call it Vaikunth which means Heaven. We feel that no matter what stress we are going through, our backyard always calms us down. Backyard of an Estate Home in Shenstone Farms. Open & fresh air & has a lovely view. Completely doggy fenced. Wood with wire. The yard has a slope as it is on a hill although quite a bit of it is flat. Come check us out if you like peace, tranquility & and a zen atmosphere despite being right off of Route 7.

Private Dog Oasis With Great Location

Beautiful historic property minutes from downtown Frederick. Large lawns, field and wooded trails, and small pond. Convenient parking. Fenced along main road. Dogs love visiting our yard!

Happy Paws Farm in Inwood WV

Multiple areas fenced and unfenced Close to Tabler Station, right of I81 exit 8 in West Virginia

Vinh's 1.5 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Brookeville

Ashley's 1 Acre Unfenced yard in Winfield/Sykesville

A outside area for dog to snif around. Near a wooded area with a nice front yard.

Mike's 88.36 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Purcellville

Mostly wooded, very private with almost 7 miles of trails. $20.00, each additional dog $5.00. Limit of four people per dog. Message me if you want to bring more than four people per dog. Please ensure your pup has good recall. We have plenty of parking. We have two picnic tables in the shade. Please don't use Apple maps for directions, it doesn't take you to the driveway entrance. Waze and Google Maps will send you to the house.

Horse Farm in Lovettsville

Come for our glorious sunrises on the creek and sunsets in the fields or just to enjoy the day exploring the fields and creek. The dog area starts past the broken black fence behind the house and goes down through the fields and into the woods. I would appreciate it if you would kindly please keep the dogs leashes and wait until you are past the broken fence to allow your dog to do any business. If your dog is under control or if the horses are not out, you can let them loose right after the broken fence. If you think your dog might be nutty with the horses, please take appropriate measures. To get to the creek, go past the broken fence and keep going down the hill to the back tree line. I have included a map in the pictures. And then just keep walking; it’s about five minutes from the house to the trailhead. We have set out fluorescent yellow markers on the trees on the back tree line as you approach the trail. We also put up a blue sign that says “To The Creek” at the trail head. Once in the woods, walk down the steep hill and take the trail to the right at the bottom of the hill, before the little ravine. That trail will take you out to a spot where your dog can splash around and I’ve cut a few trails to explore back there. If you go to the red barn, you’ve gone too far. The trail is right at the base of the hill. We are looking forward to having you and please reach out if you need anything special or want to chat before coming.