Top public and private dog water parks and swimming pools in Readfield, Maine

David Rancourt River Preserve

The David Rancourt River Preserve in Lewiston, Maine, is a dog-friendly park with amenities such as a beach and trails for visitors to enjoy. The preserve offers a space for small dogs to play and explore, making it a great destination for dog owners looking for a fun outdoor experience. For more information, visitors can check out the Androscoggin Land Trust website or contact them via phone at 207-782-2302 or email at info@androscogginlandtrust.org.

The Woods at Tilden Pond Unfenced Private Dog Park In Belmont

This is a 234acre forest with a babbling brook and access to a 350 acre pond. Wildlife and nature abounds. Treat yourself and your canine friends to a forest therapy session with access to about 50 of the acres.

Andrew's Private Dog Park In Auburn

Sunnyside Park

Sunnyside Park in Lewiston, Maine offers a beautiful location with a river, stream, and trail for dogs to enjoy. The park is open from 8 AM to 5 PM seven days a week, providing plenty of opportunities for dogs to play and exercise. For more information or to contact the park, you can reach them at 207-513-3121.

Park hours: 8 AM–5 PM 7 days per Week

Bonney Park

Bonney Park is a dog-friendly park located at 284 Main St in Auburn, Maine. The park features a river, stream, or creek for dogs to cool off and play in. The park is open from 8 AM to 7 PM, seven days a week. For more information, visit auburnmaine.gov or contact the park at 207-333-6601.

Park hours: 8 AM–7 PM 7 days per Week

Melissa's Private Dog Park In Rangeley

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.

50 acre apple orchard in Wilton, ME

Beautiful apple orchard at the top of a hill with great views and plenty of land for dogs to play and roam, not fenced but we do have invisible fence for use. Plenty of amenities and our very friendly dogs to play with.

Courtney's Fully Fenced Yard For Dogs To Rent In Portland

Diana's 4 Acre unfenced Private Dog walk In Norridgewock

This is easy access to take a nice long walk with your dog and they can also enjoy a little dip at the end . Must park at residence

Hannah's Fully Fenced Yard and Pool For Dogs To Rent In Gray

POOL IS CLOSED UNTIL SPRING 2026. Large fully fenced back yard with pool open in late spring and summer for dogs. Private setting with beautiful woods views. If you plan to use the pool please add it to your reservation by selecting it under extras. We also have fresh eggs for sale from our backyard chickens. $4 a dozen. Let me know if you’re interested and they can be left in a cooler for pick up during your visit.

Cheri's 5 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Strong

Brianna's 5.79 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Minot

Angel's Private Dog Park In Waldoboro

Come run and play!! Large back yard and very large field. Plenty of room to throw a ball or frisbee! Table and chairs provided in back yard.. Must bring your own bags to pick up dog poop, trash can provided. No hunting allowed on the property.

Pria's Park

A large and safe fenced in yard right on route 11. There is a secondary yard (unfenced) attached that leads to a private the Little Androscoggin river, with kayak launch. Available M-F 7:34-2:45 and select weekend hours.

10 Acre Field + Woods to Explore!

I have a 10 acre field (with some pretty nice views) + 60 acres of woods that I'd love to share. Right now the woods are in a pretty natural state (the trails aren't groomed & are in the process of being maintained) so depends on your adventure-ability whether you want to venture that way. There is a brook about 0.7 miles from the parking spot though! My dogs love it. But the field is great for getting a full sprint going or ball toss, etc. My dogs are visible from some areas of the field. If you would prefer not to see other dogs, please plan on walking the back woods with your dog(s). The field is fine to drive on - you'd pull in and drive along the left edge to the back where there is a gap in the rock walk and pick up the trails from there. Please do not park in the driveway - instead, pull off on the side of the road (please make sure you are fully off the road) on the grass or turn into the field a bit and park along the white fence