Our favorite near-by park. Large enough to run, usually has other dog playmates there for our pup…read more Peaceful fenced off area in quiet spot with surrounding woods. It is free with a large and small dog areas. We will definitely come again.

I went there for a 5K walk benefit for dogs. It's huge. Clean bathrooms. Lots of space for the dogs…read moreto run and play.

The best dog park in metro Detroit. Free entry for Oakland county residents. Seperate areas for…read moresmall and large dogs. Great trails through the woods. All fenced. Our JRT loves it!

This park is a recent addition to the Chatham-Kent area, and is the region's only off leash dog…read morepark. It is over 4 acres of doggie paradise, with a hill, grassy area, and lots of trees. There are bins for doggie poop, and it is fully fenced in. There is parking for 12-15 cars. A lot of the work here is done on volunteer time, and its well maintained.

Nice area to let your dogs run around. There do tend to be a lot of bigger dogs, so if you have…read moresmaller dogs be sure to watch them carefully. There's lots of grass and trees, but not a lot of flat space - you'll definitely want to keep a close eye on your dog.

My boyfriend and I have a 7 month old shipoo with loads of energy, we also live downtown, so we…read moredon't have a backyard that she can freely run around in. This off leash dog park is perfect for her to run around and enjoy the freedom of space that we don't have living where we do. This is the perfect park, it has two sections, a bigger section for larger dogs and a smaller section for smaller dogs, such as our puppy. As soon as we pull into the parking lot, she gets so excited because she knows exactly where we are!! She's pulling us towards the entrance and have to get in as soon as possible so she can run off and play with her puppy friends. They have picnic tables and additional chairs around the fence for people to sit down while their dog runs around and plays. Just be aware you have to (and should) pick up after your dog. Which makes it a clean environment for everyone to enjoy. This park is very clean for an off leash dog park. BE AWARE TO REGISTER YOUR DOG. There have been some city of London workers going around giving tickets to those who haven't registered their dog. This happened to us as well as well as my boyfriend was showing someone photos of our cat on Instagram. The cost of getting them registered goes towards funding the park, TNR for feral cats and animal welfare. This is a great place to mingle with other dog owners, enjoy the fresh air, and clean fenced in area that is safe for your dog to run around in. We will be coming back often with our puppy so she can tucker herself out and not run wild at home.

Great dog park with lots of parking. Has separate fenced in areas for large and small dogs with…read moreoptional walking trails.

We absolutely love this dog park for our pups. Its a pretty good size for a park. The park is…read morecompletely free. They have a bunch of dog toys all around on the floor along with water bowls. There are jugs that you can fill with the hose. There is also a small little pool for your pup. They have a rake and shovel for picking up poop or poop bags. This is a great place to take your dog to socialize. Everyone we have met so far have been really nice. Most dogs are fine playing with each other.

My wife suggested to bring our German Shepard up to the dog park. We brought her up there to play…read morewith other dogs and just run herself exhausted and she accomplished both. It's a nice sized park with benches and picnic tables to sit at . There were toys for the dogs laying around and plenty of water dishes. While I was the other people kept there dogs pretty much in check. Luckily there was no aggressive dogs there. The people I met there were super cool and there were some different breeds of dogs. Definitely a place I will take my baby to burn of some energy.

Review #501 October…read more31, 2024 Welcome To The Neighborhood With Macomb's Newest Outdoor Addition called- Pitchford Park ! I finally stopped in this park nearby My home to walk around the sidewalk paths, take photos to help others see so they can visit and enjoy it too. It is located on 49699 Romeo Plank. a 1/4 mile North of 22 Mile Rd. The park was created on 1.4 acres of donated land from a previous resident. It has a unique fenced in area with a membership key entrance called Pitchford Dog Park. The history story of Pitchford Park was named after a family of long time and now deceased residents that generously donated the land in 2021 to use to create a park using their last name of Joe Kay and Pamela Pitchford. Their parents were Bill and Joyce along with brother Todd who loved nature and the community of Macomb Township. Since I drive a few times a week on Romeo Plank Road, it was interesting to watch the reconstruction of the land to create now a community park. There are plenty of parking spots throughout the different areas of activities too. My photos attached show the entrance, trees, shrubs, flowers, tennis and pickleball courts, playscape areas, picnic tables and restrooms too. The newest attraction is a Dog Park for residents and non-residents with a fee and key to enter to use the areas for dogs to run and play with each other or their owners. Coming soon will be a Butterfly Exhibit in the Spring of 2025. For more information and registration to the Pitchford Park call: (586) 992-2900 and ask for director Sal DiCaro x 2800. Dog Park Fee: Residents $40.00 Non-Residents $56.00 Seniors $25.00 Non-Resident Seniors $35.00 Your Dog must have a license first to apply. Rules of the Dog Park are on the sign posted at entrance, and my photo is attached with the information. Hours of the park are Sunday through Saturday Dusk to Dawn. I'm looking forward again to cruise up here to enjoy my walks for exercise plus watch for the areas of nature to enjoy. Sincerely, Karen N. :-) Resident of Macomb Township

Nice park when I went months ago some positives I noticed were the good quality materials of the…read moreplay place which reassures me that my kids are and will be safe to play on this in the future! This place makes any summer day exiting!

A great park for Troy residents to socialize their dogs. I've had dogs my whole life but never…read moretook my dogs to a dog park before because of so many negative stories I've heard from other dog owners, breeders, and friends. I was a little hesitant to buy a membership but I thought it would be a good way to socialize my 10 month year old pup with other dogs since Covid canceled puppy obedience classes and trainings. I was worried about the other dogs being aggressive or possibly attacking my pup from all the horrific stories I heard. However, it's been such a great experience so far. All of the dog owners are responsible and all the dogs have been very friendly. I've felt very safe taking my dog here and she loves it! There is an fenced in area for small dogs and another one for large dogs. You can enter the park off from Livernois next to the nursing home or get there from the Troy Trail. Membership is $35 for residents or $45 for non residents. You get a key scan card and scan the card to unlock the gate to enter. There is a small pavilion with a few benches which is nice. My only complaint is that there needs to be more shade! A few big trees need to be planted because it's too hot in the summertime for the dogs. There is not even 1 tree! Tip: Bring your own water because the water fountains are still not running due to Covid.

Nice walking park off the beaten path in Roseville. I've lived over on this side of town for the…read morelast 10 years and didn't know this park existed until a few years ago. It's behind Pub Froggy off of 13 Mile. They have a walking track and are pet friendly. There is a playground for the kids as well as a pavilion with BBQ grills. In the middle of the park they have a baseball diamond. It's hardly ever crowded and it's a great place to walk and get some fresh air.

I have been with my parents to take their last dog, before they got their current dog to this park…read moreseveral times over the years. Don't go much anymore with the new dog, he's quite unruly and not so well behaved, except to my dad. We would go on the weekends mostly. My parent's dog, Tucker was super easy going and got on with most dogs, so this was a great place for him to run around and sniff out new friends, literally and run around and burn off energy. He loved the winters here or anywhere, best. This is a nice dog park, they have a fountain for the dog water and even have a gazebo for them to get some shade for a spell too. A very open space for dogs to run and play, a most favorite spot for parent's dog. The new dog likes it as much, but he doesn't get on as well with dogs as the last.

It's great; it's just about perfect, but you can't use it unless you're a resident of Grosse Pointe…read moreFarms. So, not an option for 99.9% of local dog owners. If I had only read the Yelp review before I stopped by, I would have known that I wasn't going to be allowed in the dog park, but I didn't (sigh), and so I swung by there with the canine, and was crestfallen when I realized I made the trip for nothing. My salvation came when a kind resident who was there took pity on us, and used his electronic fob to let us in. Although, maybe his motives were not completely altruistic - I think he saw a potential playmate for his dog in the bargain. Which was a pretty good assumption. He told me he wasn't supposed to let me in, and he'd get in trouble if someone found out, so I appreciate that. It's a great little dog park, but that is moot unless you have access, and so, I can't go for a repeat visit. It was just blind dumb luck someone let me in, and I'm certain even he wouldn't have done that except for the fact that no one else was there at the time. C'est la vie!

What an amazing park! The memorials to soldiers really…read morestruck a chord with me, reminding me of the freedom we enjoy today. On my way, I spotted a large walleye that had been caught, a lovely garden for children, and the Huron Lightship museum. There were so many more photo-worthy spots to explore. I highly recommend the fresh air, bird watching, people watching, and the stunning blue water.

Fabulous ship watching from the banks of the St.Clair River. You may watch from your car, find a…read morebench, and people-watch, too.