Top public and private dog water parks and swimming pools in Ulster Park, New York

Pete's 10 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Salt Point

Charlotte's Run - 6 Fenced Acres!

Enjoy time at Charlotte's Run, affectionately called the (Foster) Puppy Farm, where many of the dogs rescued by our 501(c)3 animal welfare nonprofit, Mr. Bones & Co., rehabilitate and decompress before finding forever homes. Booking this Sniffspot helps us save lives and continue our rescue work. Enjoy the wooded trails, gentle rolling fields, swimmable pond and Catskill Mountain views. We encourage and welcome reactive dogs who need the place to themselves, and their humans who love them. Our farm is a safe place for everybody, and every dog. To learn more about our organization, see @MrBonesandCo on Instagram. The greenhouse is off-limits to our guests, so please do not enter it. Thank you in advance for respecting this rule!

Ralph's 2 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Wallkill

Piano Mountain

Dog (and people) paradise on Piano Mountain, hike and explore 50mile views

Private 15-Acre Dog Oasis – Marlboro, NY

Please pack out anything you bring in and help keep this property clean and beautiful by picking up after your dog. NOTE: THE POND HAD BEEN DRIED UP! Let your pup run, sniff, and explore on this private, perfectly mowed 15+ acre property—formerly a Christmas tree farm, now a peaceful retreat for dogs and their humans. * Over 15 acres of open grassy fields perfect for running, fetch, and zoomies * Scenic rolling hills and pine groves from the former Christmas tree farm * Private setting with no other dogs unless you choose to visit with friends * Gated entrance for added privacy and peace of mind * Plenty of room to roam, explore, and enjoy nature Please Note: The pond in the middle of the field has been removed. There is currently some bulldozing and site work taking place on the lower portion of the property, so you may encounter some mud in that area. The upper portion of the property remains open, with plenty of beautifully maintained grassy acreage for your dog to enjoy. Whether your dog loves to sprint, sniff, or simply stretch their legs, there’s still more than enough space for an unforgettable off-leash adventure. We look forward to welcoming you and your four-legged friend!

Quinn's 5 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Salt Point

Ample room to run or take a swim. Bring your own frisbee, balls etc and romp away. The pavilion provides shelter from hot sun or sudden showers. Enjoy beaver, heron, bald eagle sightings….pack a picnic and relax w your furry best friend by the side of Wappingers Creek in the hamlet of salt point. Park is winterized so bathrooms/available Mid May-October.

Bodemloze Geuren - 100 sniffable acres

******** HUNTING SEASON *********** NOV 21- DEC 13 Please take precautions for your dogs and yourself. Wear bright colors and stay on my property. I will have a Tupperware bin with orange neck gators and bandanas for your dog by parking area. Thanks 🧡🐾🧡 Bottomless Smells. 100 acre farm. Lots of space for your doggos and you to roam. It is a rustic magical place. Parking is far from the street down a gravel driveway. Safe for your pup and you to get out of the car. You can park anywhere. If you feel comfortable you can drive down to the lower field to get even further away from the road. I live down the street while I am fixing up the old house. So, there maybe someone at work in the house. Once you park, the best walking is down to the creek. Go to the lower field and look for the opening in the woods. 150yards from field is the creek. On a hot day, wear good creek shoes and walk up and down creek. If you cross the creek there is a great trail that circles around to the Powerline. Warnings: 1. there are lots of deer! 2. There are old barns. Do Not enter any of the buildings! They are very dangerous!!!! I have rescued reactive dogs. I want to create a safe space for your dogs and you to enjoy my great property.

Maggie's 15 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Callicoon

Dana's 0.5 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Carmel Hamlet

Woodstock Dog Park

Woodstock Dog Park in Woodstock, New York is an unfenced park with agility equipment, small dog-friendly areas, chairs, and tables available for visitors. The park also offers access to a river, stream, or creek for dogs to cool off or play in. More information can be found on their website, woodstockdogpark.org, or by contacting [email protected].

Pups-R-Us

It’s an ideal fenced in secluded property to spend time safely and serenely with your pet.

Brit's 143 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Salisbury

55 Acre Sanctuary (1st timers use code: Save5.00)

55 acres of beautiful nature scenes. There are creeks and caves. Private parking.

Salisbury Community Dog Park

The Salisbury Community Dog Park is located at 107 Long Pond Rd, Lakeville, Connecticut. This unfenced dog park is small dog friendly and offers amenities such as drinking water for dogs, tables, a nearby lake or pond, and a field for play. The park is open from 7 AM–6 PM seven days a week. For more information, contact the park at 860-672-5388 or email [email protected].

Park hours: 7 AM–6 PM 7 days per Week

Kent Commons Park

Kent Commons Park in Kent, Connecticut is a fully fenced dog park with a table and access to a river, stream or creek. This park provides a safe space for dogs to play and socialize with other pups. For more information, visit townofkentct.org or contact the park at 860-927-1003 or email [email protected].

Mark's 40 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Nassau

Helen Marx Park

Helen Marx Park in New Milford, Connecticut, is a picturesque dog park located at 91 Housatonic Ave. The park features a river, stream, or creek, providing a beautiful and natural setting for dogs to play and explore. Visitors can find more information on the park's amenities and activities on the website newmilfordct.myrec.com or contact [email protected] for any inquiries.

Mount Hope Dog Walking Park

Mount Hope Dog Walking Park is located at 2569 Mt Hope Rd in Otisville, New York. The park offers agility equipment for dogs to play and exercise, as well as a lake or pond for them to cool off and splash around. The park is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, providing ample opportunities for pet owners to bring their furry friends for some outdoor fun and exercise.

Park hours: Open 24 hours 7 days per Week

Three Rivers Field

Three Rivers Field in Woodbury, Connecticut is a picturesque dog park located on Jacks Bridge Rd. The park features a river, stream or creek for dogs to splash around in, as well as scenic trails for leisurely walks. Open from 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM seven days a week, Three Rivers Field is the perfect spot for dog owners to enjoy some quality time with their furry friends in a beautiful natural setting.

Park hours: 6:30 AM–6:30 PM 7 days per Week

Gina's 12 Acre Partially Fenced Private Dog Park In Torrington

Large wooded trail with lots to explore!

Southbury Dog Park

The Southbury Dog Park, located at 236 Roxbury Rd in Southbury, Connecticut, offers a variety of amenities including tables, a river, stream or creek, and trails for dogs to enjoy. The park's website is southburydogpark.net and they can be reached by phone at 860-309-8431 or by email at [email protected]. Visit this park for a fun and interactive experience for your furry friend in a beautiful natural setting.

Susan's 3 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Ancram

We have 4 acres fenced in with hills and a very small pond. We have a large deck to sit on while the dogs run. There is a lake across from us that we have access to if your dog is dog friendly. Our yard is mowed with short grass. We own 3 dogs that are available to play with or can we kept inside for reactive dogs. This is our Shanghai La. :)

Linden Park

Linden Park in Naugatuck, Connecticut is a dog-friendly park with amenities such as small dog areas, drinking water for dogs, an indoor restroom, and access to a river or stream. The park also features spacious fields and trails for dogs to run and play. Located conveniently before the Bridgeport exit on CT-8, Linden Park provides a relaxing and enjoyable environment for dogs and their owners to enjoy outdoor activities.

Joseph's 1 Acre Partially Fenced Private Dog Park In New Milford

Hoppenstedt Private Dog Park In Wallkill

Enjoy our 3-acre backyard complete with pond and plenty of places to sit and relax.

Tammy's 1 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Pine Bush

Shannon's 1 Acre Woods (Unfenced Private Dog Park In Chester)

It is a beautiful and peaceful spot. The tranquil stream runs quickly and fully after a rain storm.

Kurt's 13 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Warwick

This is a working Christmas Tree Farm with 13 acres fenced in to exclude deer. The fencing also works well to contain Hudson, our 10 year old Black Lab. As a working farm, we will block off days and weeks that would interfere with use of the space as a dog park....most notably September-Christmas weekends where we will have visitors getting family photos, choosing and cutting Christmas trees and enjoying a ride through the trees on the way to Santa's cabin in the woods. Other times include spring planting time and other field activities including irrigation, mowing and weed control. Our Hudson has so enjoyed this special environment, and we are hoping to share it with others when it is practical.

Rucum Forest Farm: Private 50-Acre Haven

Welcome to our 50 Acres of Private Conservation Forest Farm Enjoy peaceful walks through a rare pristine and actively managed Connecticut forest. Marked trails wind through woods, streams, and vernal pools, offering a peaceful escape. Benches and tables are available for resting and picnicking at the trailhead. This property is ideal for owners seeking a quiet, uncrowded environment away from other dogs. SAFETY NOTICE The property is large but unfenced. Dogs with any history of biting people or posing risk of aggression towards humans must remain leashed at all times while on the property. Please do not park on the street. CONSERVATION EFFORTS Our USDA-approved Forest Management Plan aims to ensure sustainable stewardship of the forest’s health and natural habitats. Trail walkers are vital for achieving sustainability. As a walker, you can help us do so by: Protecting Wildlife: Leashing your dog(s) when out on the trails, especially near the river and through the spring when baby animals are particularly vulnerable (e.g. Eastern cottontail, deer fawn). Documenting Biodiversity. Sharing any pictures you take of the wildlife and interesting plants you come across on your walk. Sniffspotters’ photographic contributions have already been invaluable in helping us map the natural diversity of our forest. Feedback, Flagging & Fighting. Feedback on how to improve the trails, trail markings, etc. is very helpful and we are always grateful to receive it. Similarly, flagging any obstructions, problems or hazards that you noticed when walking helps us act quickly to keep our trails in shape. Finally, some of you have joined us in our fight against invasive plants. If you want to join us, drop us a line and we will provide you with a most-wanted list, some gloves, a hori hori and loppers! Thank you for helping us to share and protect our forest.

William's 12 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Wallkill