This place is an amazing off leash venue in all seasons!…read moreGreat for cooling off in the river in summer. Beautiful place to get outside on trails in the winter. Most dogs are off leash. And the people you meet are usually very nice. There is the occasional kerfuffle with dogs but to be expected. We love it here.

I get that if you want a free and open place for a dog to run off-leash, this is a good idea. But…read moreowners letting dogs go out of sight is not okay with me. Dogs are unpredictable, and the fact is I only really know my own dog.

This is a fenced in dog park. My dogs enjoy it here 2016 update included two benches under tree for…read moreshelter from the sun. Also someone was nice enough to build some training structures for the dogs to use. I hope people don't abuse them.

Love this spot and everyone is always very nice and friendly. Most people control their dogs very…read morewell and all dogs are safe and happy!

I t is not easy to find a park that is so open to all sorts of people/family activities as well as…read moredogs that complete their family. the incredible job done on the go park provides a variety of comforts for all dogs; the small dog area provides a safe environment for the comfort of small dogs; the enlarged dog area has activities for the dogs, plenty of balls and toys for them. The new pavilion is impressive--the park group worked to provide a comfortable spot for dog owners while the dogs play. Water is available to the dogs is owners pump it form the available well or they can bring their own. Poop bags are provided but owners make the $$$ of keeping up the park less if they bring their own bags. PROBLEM: CERTAIN OWNERS REFUSE TO PICK UP THEIR DOG'S POOP, LEAVING A MESS FOR OTHER USERS OF THE PARK. NO REQUESTS TO PICK UP YOUR DOG'S POOP HAVE BEEN HONORED. A fabulous place for the whole family, trees, grass, sun, shade, and the playground will be updated eventually The funny thing about the park signs is that they are small/over grown, or too old, and the large one on Kendall Street actually faces across the street, looking into trees and shrubs. No one is going to find that park opening easily :)

This park is hard to find, i was told to look up dufresbe park and park there and then walk down…read more Either way, I think I cam in from Taylor street and even then, it was still a bit of a walk. If you are coming and it's winter with snow in the ground, DO NOT come unless if you are driving a truck with four wheel drive or snow tire. Otherwise you will be stuck and can't get out. The roads are dirt road and they are not plowed. This happened to me as I took a risk driving a sedan in, kind souls at the playground accompanying their kids helped me to dig my car out of the snow. I would never want anyone else to go through my traumatic experience. It's a nice park I think, at least my dog had a blast there. There is a golden doodle that frequents here and he has a ton of energy and is a goof, my dog loved him. There is a picnic table to sit at. I dont recall there being toys there since it was the winter when i was there and the ground was covered with snow. There is only 1 section no small/large dog area.

We did not bring our fur babies but we still want a fix of seeing dogs running around and enjoying…read morethemselves. Today was perfect weather and the dogs were having a great time. It is also amazing that the OLD tobacco barn is still standing near the new Bark park after the first time I saw it 35years ago and it was dilapidated then.

Such a great time, and my dog really enjoyed the space. They had water dishes and balls all over…read morefor the dogs to enjoy, they even had cool little obstacle courses for the dogs to run through and jump on top of, which my dog took full advantage of! Overall everyone there was super nice and respectful of each other space, the dogs played well, and it was a great experience. I can't wait to bring him back!

Small but mighty is how I describe this place. I was not a…read moredinosaur kid - I was an oceanographer or astronaut type instead but there's no way I would pass up the opportunity to see dino footprints no matter what age or what I was into. Met up with a friend from the area en route to NH and we took a pit stop here. He told me you can see them best if you put a little water in the print to see the contrast and that really brought them to life. Couple tips: -Bug spray! Down by the water is mosquito heaven and I'm still picking my skin over a week later. -Solid footwear. You don't need hiking boots but a legit sole and covered toe would be good. It's slippery, slanted, and rocky. -sunglasses, water, or a hat. It's exposed and you'll cook. Don't plan your trip around this but def stop by if you're in the area!!

Oh boy! Were my in laws and husband unimpressed! The dinosaur footprints are few and far…read morebetween and maybe should have been blocked off or presented to so they would look as they did in 1850. But this is a beautiful free spot to check out on the Connecticut River. I quite enjoyed myself... But don't tell the kids it is jurassic park or anything... You don't need to deal with that fall out. Just a nice road side stop for a pleasant walk with a couple of signs of prehistoric life. No bathrooms and very little parking but there isn't enough to do n to keep you there long enough that you'll feel the need to pee.

Love this park!!! It has nice amount of space, and activities for the pups. Even a water fountain…read morewith bowls. Only downside is that the fence is a bit low. I usually end up cutting my time short when I see my husky intrigued by wildlife on the other side, knowing she could likely clear the fence if she wanted to. Otherwise it's a lovely spot!

This is an awesome dog park! It's def bigger than I'm used too in nyc, that's for sure. I love how…read moreit's located next to a baseball field and also has plenty of parking. When I was here, the police cruised by while doing there rounds, which def added some extra feelings of safety, especially at night. As an avid dog enthusiast and owner, this is def a great spot to put on your canine map, if ever in the area.

Registration is not required but just asked for safety of all dogs. Lots of structures for agility…read moretraining, and not too busy. There was a lot of space for them to run around. Worth noting there were some foxtails in the mulch so in summer remember to check your dogs paws after. Also, the gate was confusing to open but you press down on the pole. Directions take you on a weird route sometimes.

It looks like a nice park. But it's legit too complicated for a visit. I was dog sitting and they…read morewant a form and shot records filled out then you bring it to town hall to get a tag. Now you can bring your dog to the park. I get the safety, but maybe don't have a dog park.

I was told about this park by someone I worked with. It is honestly an amazing park. The first time…read moregetting to the park it lead me through the school parking lot, but there is actually another way I just type in the Agawam skate park and it takes me directly to the dog park parking. What I love about this dog park is the track they have in both the small and the big park for me to walk around as my puppy plays with the dogs. At the time my puppy was 3 months old and the small side of the dog park and the people are amazing. As my puppy gets older we moved over to the bigger side. That's not even the best part about this park. The hiking trail behind the dog park is amazing. Do lookout for ticks in the warmer weather. There are so many trails perfect in the winter and the summer. Bring bug spray for those warmer weather and snow boots in the colder weather. The scenery of the river is amazing too depending which trail you take. I love how there's also a group of owners and their dogs on group hikes.

Love this park! Great trails too. Divided between small dogs a large dogs. Very nice place to…read moreunwind.!

We love this place. They always treat our Weimeraner Quinn with such love. She comes to camp…read moreonce a week and always comes home happy and tired! Recently Quinn had a sleepover at Camp K-9 for a few nights and she actually ate all of her food which is a big deal as she usually will go on a hunger strike when we are not around. I'm so happy we can feel good about leaving our dog here and know she is getting top notch care!

This place is amazing! Ali made getting our pup setup for grooming a breeze. When I arrived she…read moresent out Kim, the groomer, to discuss what styles and lengths I preferred. They told me he would be ready in an hour... and guess what? HE WAS. Not only was the experience flawless from start to finish, our dog looks amazing. The prices are incredibly reasonable. We will definitely be going back for some play time :)

We went to the park today with a group of friends to go to the playground only. The kids ranged…read morefrom 18 months to 7 years old and everyone had a great time. There were both baby swings and regular swings. There were smaller play structures (a playscape and a couple things to climb) that were great for the toddlers. Then there was a large playscape, a treehouse, and another climber for the older kids. The large playscape and treehouse could still be used by the toddlers with extra supervision (there are some high places that they can fall from). The playground is in the shade too, great for hot days.

From the owner: Nonotuck Park is open the first Monday after Patriots Day to October 31st…read more In the heart of Easthampton lies its greatest asset. Nonotuck Park is a beautiful family friendly park located along side Nashawannuck Pond. In our park we have; Toteman Nature Trail Community Pool Water Spray Park Bocci Courts Basketball Courts Clay Tennis Courts Volleyball Court Playgrounds Softball and Baseball Fields and a 15 acre Soccer Complex Pavilions and Picnic sites for rent.