Top public and private dog hiking trails in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania

Kelly's 8.9 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In York

Deep wooded area with open paths. A beautiful stream that your dog can hydrate and have Fun at the same time.

Molly's 50 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Newville

50 acre farm with access to walking farm road, mowed field borders around 50 acres of cropfields at the base of the mountains, and mowed paths to open woods and a pretty flowing stream for dogs to splash and play in. Pond for dog swimming. benches near a stream in front of the property to hang out and enjoy the farm area.

Lingle Park

Lingle Park in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania is a small dog-friendly park located at 1100 Pleasant Dr. It offers amenities such as dog drinking water, chairs, tables, indoor restrooms, a field, and a trail for pups to enjoy. The park is open from 8 AM to 5 PM 7 days a week. For more information, visit lowerpaxton-pa.gov or email parks@lowerpaxton-pa.gov.

Park hours: 8 AM–5 PM 7 days per Week

Stillmeadow Park

Stillmeadow Park in York, Pennsylvania offers amenities such as a small dog friendly area, dog drinking water, tables, a field, and a trail for dogs and their owners to enjoy. The park is open from 5 AM to 9 PM seven days a week. For more information, visitors can visit the park's website at mantwp.com or contact them at 717-764-4646.

Park hours: 5 AM–9 PM 7 days per Week

Brubaker Park

Brubaker Park is located at 775 Farmingdale Rd in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and offers a trail for visitors and their furry friends to enjoy. For more information, visit their website brecknocktownship.us or contact them at cmartin@brecknocktownship.us.

Landis Woods Park

Landis Woods Park in Lancaster, Pennsylvania offers a dog park with amenities including dog drinking water and a trail for exercise and adventure. The park is open from 6 AM to 10 PM seven days a week, providing ample opportunity for dogs and their owners to enjoy the outdoors. For more information, visit their website at lancastercountydayhikes.com or contact them at 717-290-7180.

Park hours: 6 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

SNIFFY SNIFF SPOT Open daily

💧Current conditions... Clearing is soft,back trails are muddy..(plenty of dry areas) Mostly flat terrain for easier walking. Some trails are rocky, some have alot of protruding roots, ground is uneven in areas. You're very likely to see squirrels and deer. Occasional dog barking in the background. Sometimes neighbors mowing/ kids playing. Neighbor walks her trash can down the driveway on trash day. Pretty private, but not completely isolated. You might see a car driving past. Not necessary to bring poop bags, just relocate it if it ends up where you walk. Springs for your dogs to drink from. Some toys and treats provided, so all you need is your dog 🐶 Orange stakes and markers give a general idea of where to go, the property is between 2 driveways and a natural bushy barrier that makes it difficult to access neighboring properties so no worries about trespassing 😊 4 or more dogs use code lotapups and save $5 Thanks for visiting!

Stoner Park

Stoner Park in Lancaster, Pennsylvania is a dog-friendly park that offers amenities such as dog drinking water, tables, an indoor restroom, and a trail for pets to enjoy. The park is open from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM seven days a week. For more information, visitors can visit the park's website at manheimtownship.org or contact them via phone at 717-290-7180 or email at bslick@manheimtownship.org.

Park hours: 7:30 AM–4:30 PM 7 days per Week

D.F. Buchmiller County Park

D.F. Buchmiller County Park in Lancaster, Pennsylvania is a dog-friendly park with amenities such as a small dog area, drinking water, washing area, tables, and indoor restrooms. The park also features fields and trails for dogs to enjoy. The park is open from 8 AM to 8 PM seven days a week. For more information, visit co.lancaster.pa.us or contact the park at 717-299-8000 or email dartk@lancastercountypa.gov.

Park hours: 8 AM–8 PM 7 days per Week

Daffodil Meadows

Enjoy 67 acres of wooded trails along with a stream and small pond. No chemical fertilizers or pesticides used on the property.

Perelman Park

Perelman Park is a dog-friendly park located at 1996 Landis Valley Rd in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The park offers amenities such as dog drinking water, a dog washing area, and a trail for dogs to walk and play. The park is open from 7:30AM to 10PM, 7 days a week. For more information, visit the park's website at manheimtownship.org or contact them at 717-290-7180 or email kord@manheimtownship.org.

Park hours: 7:30 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

Cheyanne's Cove ☆☆☆ 10 Acres of Unfenced Private Dog Park In Myerstown

David's 51 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Farm In Shamokin

51 acres Of open field grass and wooded areas too walk or run with you're dog. Or beat the heat and go for a swim in our fresh water creek. The Farm is a pups paradise.

Robert's 5 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Parkton

Beautiful

Angela's 8.9 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Leesport

Beverly's 5 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Thomasville

Beautiful property with a creek running through it. If you are looking for a nature spot, we have the place. We have a beagle kennel on the front side of the property but also have a full outback that is hidden from everything but nature. We have walking trails throughout the property for you and your fur baby. Please reach out to me with questions.

Lindsie's 5 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In York Haven

Seth's Private Dog Park In Gardners

Private, wooded area with trails for walking your dog on a leash or play in the yard.

Cathi's 5 Acre Partially Fenced Private Dog Park In Jarrettsville

My property is 8 acres of secluded beauty and very private. We are adjacent to Rocks State Park, and blessed with opportunities for you and your "best friend" to explore the many wonders nature has to offer. Part of the property surrounding the house is fenced and the remaining acreage can be used at your leisure.

Valentine

We have a wooded section with paths and an open area for running. It is not fenced, so dogs will need to be trained to come when called. I would ask that you stay on the trail as we do have neighbors and some of the woods belong to them. The front of the house is fenced, the visiting dogs will not enter this area.