Camie's Private Dog Park In Westminster

50 acres surrounded by 150 acres of Beautiful Pastures, Woods, Trails, 2 ponds, feel free to picnic by the water with your hairy friends. Please feel free to park anywhere in the area where the green dumpster is located..and feel free to walk the trails, fields , whereever your little hairy firends would like to run..

Hi everyone! I have a small 13 acre private farm in rural Reisterstown Maryland. We are secluded and offer a peaceful place to bring your furry friend for a relaxing time exploring our lush 10 acre pasture and wooded trails. It’s the perfect location to get away from it all. Bring your babe and enjoy! Guaranteed to have a relaxing, quiet time. No other dogs are on premises. We do have chickens in the back yard that will be locked up in a run during your visit. You are welcome to visit them provided your dog is on leash. I will provide a water bowl, trash can, and sling chair. You are welcome to bring A portable hammock or chairs, whatever makes your comfortable. We only ask that you clean up after your pet and self. Unfortunately, no bathroom is on-site other than big trees.

Our home is down a quiet road that ends on a cul de sac, you can park in the driveway or street. There are 2 available gates to use on either side of the house. Beyond the gate you will find a basic family yard. Grass is trimmed, there's a play-set, a welcoming patio and a few chairs around a fire pit. It's a great space to throw a frisbee or just sit and let your pet explore. We're looking forward to your visit!

A quarter of an acre in a woodland area.

Complete freedom to roam on 30 acres with a bonus that our land is surrounded by another 200+ acres of electric company owned land with no roads, no cars, no neighbors… just grass and forest. We occasionally have farm animals positioned on an acre or 2 who are fully fenced in. If you see blue fence posts with white wire / rope running between them, please assume the fence is electrified. We would ask that you use caution with your dogs around the livestock areas so as not to frighten the animals or the dogs! We have a Google Earth picture roughly showing the property lines and the driveway for you to use while exploring. Bonus: We are a small farm so if you are interested in picking up some chicken or pork - send us a message and we can have your order ready for pick up when you arrive. You can visit www.hardstrugglehomestead.com for more info and details or just message us about our to-go farm products. There is no house on the property. Just a camper and a shed. Park anywhere on the road or at the big circle at the top (near the farm office.) We have wifi near the brown shed at the top of the road. Wifi: HSH Password: HardStruggleHomestead We are happy to say hello and give you a tour of our farm and answer any questions about how we raise our chicken and pigs. We are also happy to give you a future free sniff spot hour with the purchase of chicken or pork! Just inquire within! Be forewarned that our land is on the side of a mountain so the walk up the driveway will be on a slow incline. Your dogs will be tired after this trip, we promise.

Large fenced in backyard. Open space to run and play. Patio with umbrella table and four swivel chairs. Two trees for shade. Various dog toys that are cleaned after each visit. A kiddie pool as an extra (April- September). Lights for nighttime play! Please park in the street in front of the house. Enter through the gate on the right side of the house. If I have advance notice and I am home, I will leave a cold bowl of water on the back steps. Bug spray, sunscreen, hand sanitizer, paper towels, dog treats, and a dog first aid kit are in the bin on the umbrella table.  If you bring your own bowl and I wasn’t able to leave one out, please feel free to use the hose and water from the spigot on the back of the house to the right of the sunroom behind the umbrella table. Please make sure you turn it off when you are finished. Water to that spigot will be winterized (turned off) once the temperature drops below 32° and will be de-winterized (turned on) in early spring when the temperatures warm up. When the water to the spigot is turned off, there will be a jug of fresh water on the back steps for your use. There is a garbage can with a plastic bag in it for discarding your poop bags, on the left side of the door to the shed. Please knot your poop bags. The spigot on the right front of the shed is not potable but can be used for cleaning or cooling your dog down. The spigot tends to spray, so stand as far to the left as you can when turning it on if you don’t want to get wet! This system will be winterized (turned off) during the winter months. New toys will be added and rotated on a regular basis. They can be found in the plastic bin on the patio table. Please feel free to help yourself to what is in the bin. After each use, I wash and sanitize each of the toys. Please try to keep your dog from laying in the decorative grass around the perimeter of the sunroom. In the winter, please try to keep your dog(s) from the flowerbeds that are on the perimeter of the yard in front of the fences. Those areas tend to get muddy in the winter months, but are full of flowers in the spring/summer. The wooden bench in front of the garden recently became wobbly, and it may not be stable to sit on. I am looking into getting it fixed. 

SPRING YARD WORK MARCH 20-23 and APRIL 8th. ❤️ Come let your dog romp around my historic home in my fenced acre back-yard. Refreshing for dogs and humans too! Home adjacent to Goshen Branch Stream Valley Park. Lots of open space and privacy.

One acre, fully fenced in yard.

Large open fully fenced yard that backs up to a forest. Lots of room to run and play fetch if that is your thing. Convenient off street parking.