Top public and private dog water parks and swimming pools in Tyrone, Pennsylvania

Rockey's Private Dog Park In Houtzdale

mallard may only be 1.5 acres but it is a diverse 1.5 acres. about half the property is wooded, there's a stream, I have a small pond but it's overgrown right now. my yard is big and muddy so I probably won't even notice any extra dog poop unless I somehow get a lot of traffic which I doubt being in the middle of nowhere. i'm saying you don't have to pick up poop here. The end of the property line outback connect to rails to trails.

Brian's Back 40

Five acres of open grassy area of an 11 acre hobbyfarm. Mostly mowed to lawn but about an acre is taller for hay that can be explored. Property has beautiful frontage on Fishing Creek for a swim and plenty of trees to explore. (Hight of hay and creek level vary by season and weather) For humans, there is a pavilion with chairs, table and grill and a fire pit with wood to enjoy also. I do my best to provide a clean, prepared space for you and your dogs. Toys, clean tables, bottled water and additional water for washing will be available. There is a hose at my house that you may use however, there is no access allowed into my home including to the restroom. There are facilities at the local store one mile away.

Lahtifya's Private Dog Park In Johnstown

Greenwood Lion's Park

Greenwood Lion's Park in Altoona, Pennsylvania is a dog-friendly park with amenities such as water for dogs, seating, and a nearby river, stream, or creek. This park is ideal for small dogs and offers a relaxing outdoor environment for both pets and their owners to enjoy.

Grays Woods Park

Grays Woods Park in Port Matilda, Pennsylvania, offers a variety of amenities for dogs and their owners. Located at 1500 Grays Woods Blvd, the park features agility equipment, is small dog friendly, has a swimming pool for pups to cool off in, and a trail for leisurely walks or runs. It is the perfect spot for dogs to exercise, socialize, and have fun in a safe and welcoming environment.

Greenbriar Saybrook Park

Greenbriar Saybrook Park in State College, Pennsylvania offers a range of amenities for dogs including agility equipment, a swimming pool, and a field for running and playing. The park is open from 6 AM to 6 PM seven days a week. For more information or to contact the park, visit their website at twp.ferguson.pa.us or call 814-231-3071 or email admin@twp.ferguson.pa.us.

Park hours: 6 AM–6 PM 7 days per Week

Park Forest Community Pool

Park Forest Community Pool in State College, Pennsylvania, is a dog-friendly destination for your furry friend. The park offers a swimming pool for dogs to cool off in, as well as drinking water to keep them hydrated. With a focus on small dogs, this park provides a safe and enjoyable environment for your pet to play and socialize. For more information, visit crpr.org or contact the park at 814-238-4515 or email mkauffman@crcog.net.

Dog Park at Curwensville Lake

The Dog Park at Curwensville Lake in Pennsylvania is a fully-fenced enclosure with amenities such as small dog friendly area, chairs, tables, field, beach, and swimming pool. Visitors can find drinking water for dogs and the park is located at 1256 Lake Dr. For more information, visit their website http://curwensvillelake.com/dog-park/ or contact them at (814) 236-2320 or clraparkmanager@gmail.com.

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Kira's Private Dog Park In Spring Mills

Welcome to our little piece of paradise in Spring Mills! We are so excited to provide a space for dogs to enjoy the peace and quiet in a fun environment. We have 8 acres to explore. You are welcome to play in our field, take a stroll around the mowed trail, go for a romp in the tall grass, or cool off in the creek! We have a long line (50 feet) that you are welcome to use. Everything you need (long line, toys, cool water, poop bags) will be in a bin by the barn where you can park. We do have dogs of our own, but they will be inside during your visit. You may hear them bark, though! If you have any questions, please reach out and ask!