This indoor dog park is a new location and I have to say it is really nice inside! Today we had a…read moredoodle romp here which the group Pittsburgh Doodles has at different locations. Right as you walk in they have a store area and a couple grooming stations. We are local to this area and my wife has used it before and she really likes it! Now in the back, there are two large open areas. Some obstacles for the dogs. It's very clean and a nice environment for the dogs to play. There are also a few tables if you would like to sit while your puppy plays. Definitely worth checking or taking your dog to give it a bath! Very nice establishment and a good addition to the community!

The owners of Stay and Play go above and beyond for the dogs. They have been so kind and helpful…read morewhen we had an emergency situation. I can not stress enough that this is absolutely more than a job to them. Their love for dogs shows in everything that they do for their members. The day care is superb! Our dog gets excited when I ask her of she wants to go to daycare. She can't wait to go and see her friends. Human and of the 4 legged kind. They treat her like they would if she was their own. I can't recommend them enough! Would give them 10 stars if I could !

A nice dog park, big dog section is nice and has chairs/picnic table. Bring water as I didn't see…read moreany there but overall my husky enjoyed.

I was up in Meadville for the weekend and decided to bring the pups along. I kept searching for a…read moredog park and was super lucky to come across the Conneaut Lake Bark Park! This place is easy to miss if you aren't paying attention and the GPS actually took me down the street, but once I pulled in and saw what this place had to offer I was super stoked. This place has multiple different pens for dogs of all sizes, from puppy, to small, to the big guys. We let our pups loose in the big dog park and they had an absolute blast (at least I think they did, they mostly just peed, ran, and stomped around in the mud). This was my Chow Chow's first time off leash since a big surgery a few months back and this place offered plenty of space to run, toys to play with, and fence to mark his territory (which is definitely not his since we aren't even from Pennsylvania, but try telling him that). On top of having all of the above, there is a pond with a dock for dogs that love dock diving, how cool is that? I definitely recommend anyone with a pup in this area give this place a shot, you won't regret it!

Our dog loves this park!! Everytime I've gone there the dogs have all been friendly. There are two…read moresections, one for small dogs and a large area for bigger dogs. There is tons of room to run around. A dog water fountain and a couple of place for your dog to drink water, although the water was out last time we were there :(.... they will probably have it back on before summer. They also have bags to pick up if they go to the bathroom, most of the people are good about cleaning up after their dogs. During the daytime on nice days there's always a good amount of dogs there and that's when our German Shepard loves to go and make friends!

What a wonderful dog park! It's located on 4 acres near in the Community Park on Rt.19 behind the…read morefire station. It was built by the Public Works Dept. with a contribution of $45,000 from the Cranberry Rotary Club - thus the name. It features separate off-leash fenced in running areas for big and little dogs. It also has a second fenced space for large dogs so they rotate use. The parking area is graveled. They have a double gate entry system that allows dogs to enter without letting others out, which is great. They also have a clean-up bag dispenser and fresh water. Bring your Fido here. He will love it. Boomer does. Now if we could just train him to play well with others.....

A truly beautiful community park with lots of great amenities. There are nature paths for walking,…read moreopen pavilions for nice picnic gatherings, and enclosed pavilions that can be reserved year around for parties and family get togethers. There's the Maag Outdoor sound stage for outdoor concerts. United States military bands present concerts there in the summer. Townsfolk bring their folding chairs and enjoy the music under the evening sky. There are two outdoor play areas for children: Little Tykes for the Pre-Schoolers, and Kids Town for the older children. Each year in the Spring, you can enjoy hot pancakes and maple syrup offered for a small fee over two weekends. In the Fall, the park hosts the annual Octoberfest. There's always something going on!

Great park, very nice, park personnel are pleasant and helpful. If you have a dog fantastic dog…read morepark co-located, but absolutely beware of the worthy patron group that visit around 0930-1000hrs they are a horrible group that have park personnel on speed dial. So if they aren't accepting of your pooch the false complaints start. After 1200hrs the park is empty of that sad group of individuals.

Loved bringing the dog. But I think it is closed for the winter, so surprised I got back from…read morethanksgiving travel and the door has a lock.

Really nice! 6ft fence and areas for large dogs, small/elderly dogs, and agility training. Lots of…read moretoys too. We'll be back!

Even though it was a lil rainy we took our corgis to grand opening today and we all agree that the…read morepark is AMAZING!!! Chandler did a wonderful job and all the dogs enjoyed themselves so much! We can't wait to return for more fun and meeting more wonderful people and their furry puppers. Thank you, we really needed this in our area.

Absolutely an AMAZING facility!!! Zak is the head trainer and just has this incredible way with…read moredogs. The facility is very well maintained, clean, safe, and a ton of fun for dogs and families alike! We are SO addicted to Duke's now! You must try this place out!

Previously known as Yogi Bear's Campground, K9's (an awesome dog park) is now part of the Roundup…read moreLake Campground. Besides cabins & a dog park; the miniature golf course is now open to the public! Although it could us a little updating, its a cute place to take the kids and the prices are budget friendly. Directly next to the course is a large fenced in area for dog lovers to bring their furry friends & enjoy a day in the pool, buy them a treat or two or walk around the large campgrounds. Although I only observed the dog park section (my dogs don't like water); everyone there was having a blast! Owners got to jump off the large deck into a deep pool with their canines and enjoy the beautiful weather. The only reason why I haven't camped here is that it's so close to home it really wouldn't be a get away; but from what I did tour; the grounds are well maintained and the staff at the mini golf station were friendly.

Great place to camp for the family and kids. Clean campground and fun swim holes. Several music…read moreevents each year. Would recommend the Midsummer Music Festival.

Discovered this park and met the owner/operator through a friend. It is such an awesome and…read morebeautiful place and the owner is a very kind, caring person.we had our wedding there and the owner has become one of my best friends.

This is the only dog park nearby, so it's convenient. However, it is quite small and doesn't get a…read moreton of doggy visitors. Great place for dog introductions. The rest of the park is nice with paved paths, soccer fields, and jungle gyms for children.

Beautiful park not too far from Pittsburgh. The park has many trails and nice bike paths across the…read moresurprisingly large park area. A generous amount of well kept up restrooms throughout the park. We started at a cabin that was modern and good looking. Each cabin sleeps six. Note: the cabins have nice showers and furniture but there are no other things aside from a refrigerator. Stove with oven, and microwave. Bring your own plates, cutlery bedding and glasses/cups. We were aware so we brought a press for coffee. Great park for families.

I have loved Moraine for the kayaking, boating, fishing trips, but as a hiker I hadn't explored…read moremuch of the trails till last Saturday. I hiked the Sunken Garden Trail that is near the park office. It was a pretty cool hike. It goes along the lake and around in different loops through some woods. Along my hike I ran into a hollowed out tree, a swamp and wetland, lichen, skunk cabbage, blooming yellow trees, and several bridges. It was also cool when I hear the call of Spring peeper frogs making high pitched noises as I exited. I wanted to see some Spring peepers, but they hide very well. I went by the giant snow man that usually sells ice cream and snow cones, but they were not open for the season yet. It still looks cool.