Had my girl mobile groomed by Sam !! She was wonderful. Sam cut my girl perfect .. and she smelled…read morewonderful.. highly recommend

I had my four dogs groomed at my house today. Mallory was very good with them even though my Shih…read moreTzu is a little land shark! My three Frenchies adore her and she has earned the title of "Auntie." I will be having her come every six weeks from now on. Good job Mallory!

This park came up after avalon apartments. Started as a small doggy park at the other side of the…read moreapartments with a fence. Now it's an actual park park. Drive up the quarry hill and it's a large open field with plenty of parking.

A bit overgrown but convenient to have. If you don't like your dog getting messy, probably not the…read morebest spot.

This dog park is pretty awesome and serves little Leia well. I do like that they have a designated…read morelarge/small dog area. Mirroring what others have said, you have to walk around the initial large dog park to get to the small - this typically involves some big ones lumbering over and following you down the fence as they eye your little nugget lol. I liked that there were multiple benches for owners to sit on as well as tires, pipes and rocks for the dogs to play around. Not sure about the large park, but the small park has a water faucet to keep your pups refreshed - just bring a portable bowl. Plenty of parking spots at the entrance if you drive over. Do bring mosquito repellant as they ate ravenous after a big rain.

Large park with wood chips on the ground. The park is covered with trees so on the hot July days…read moreit's nice and cool. Large dog side, small dog side. The park is supported by volunteers.

There's a little Dog Park attached to the entrance to this spot…read more It's off a busy road

The first official Dog Park on Cape Cod, Fresh Pond Dog Park is part of the town's Fresh Pond…read moreConservation Area. A rugged-looking area that features wire-fenced enclosures and an easy walking trail through the woods. During the summer, its one of the very few legal places that dogs and their friends can swim and play without disturbing two-legged beach-goers! There are no fees and trash-barrel service may not be available (pack it out). There is ample parking for 8-10 vehicles. No restrooms. The park is an effort of the Dennis Natural Resources Department, Animal Control, the Conservation Commission, and the Board of Selectmen. Additional site improvements were donated by Cape Cod Kennel Club, Derbyfield Kennel, Eagle Fence, the volunteers of Americorps, and the Dennis DPW. Cape Cod Kennel Club supplies most of this information. Directions - Route 6 to Exit 9A and Route 134 SOUTH - Stay on 134 South through 3 traffic lights - Fresh Pond Dog Park is on the right (west) side of Route 134, one half mile past the lights at the Upper County Road intersection

This dog park is super. It has separate areas for different sized dogs. It's fenced in. There are…read moretrash cans and bags. Folks are leaving water in plastic containers because in winter the town water is turned off. It has small gravel base. There are toys there to use.

My dog loves it here. There are 2 separate size appropriate areas..the people i have encountered…read moreare lovely...and it tires my high stress dog out completely!!!!!!!

Fantastic park for dogs. My dog had a blast running around off-leash and playing with other dogs…read more All the owners were so kind and friendly. The paths are well traversed and packed down even in the snowy winter season. There are about 2 spots by the road and about 10-12 in the lot down the driveway. It was full on a Saturday morning in February.

I have no idea how I missed reviewing this great park, but it is a terrific park hiding in…read moreWellesley next to Mass Bay CC, and since the Beloved Goldendoodle passed away last year I have been bringing a friend's dog here so I can still have my "dog time". Most of the people are friendly, there are nice dogs of all sizes to greet and there is a mix of flat and hilly areas depending on your dog's energy level (and yours). Tip: avoid the pond area, it is pretty swampy!

My dogs, one at 10lbs, have been attacked on the last two times upon entering the park , too many…read moreproblem dogs being brought there to "socialize".

I usually frequent the Yarmouth Dog Park but visit Mashpee intermittently. It's better when you…read moreactually know dogs & their owners to evaluate develop any kind of dog park vibe. Anyway, the park itself is exactly the same to the other ones on Cape Cod. (I believe the same contractor has built all of them with the exact same specifications). There are 3 pens. Small, Older dogs. Large dogs & Docile, Shy, Training Pen. All the areas are clean & the people seem friendly enough. There is plenty of parking too. Make sure you have/bring a Gallon jug of water for your dogs from Oct 1st - May 1st. The Town shuts off the Dog water fountains in the park. Definitely recommended.

Cute but small little Audubon sanctuary in Marshfield makes for a good walk if you do all the loops…read moreit was a little under 3 miles. Had beautiful views of the north river. A pretty meadow and some trails through the woods. Plenty of parking but it does have an entry fee which is honor system based. They make you walk past the donation box in order to access the trails so have some dollars ready if you are not a member.

I love this interesting park and have such good memories as a kid here though it's great for all…read moreages. The trails are fun and varied, passing through different habitats, though mostly flat and quite easy. It's spectacular for bird watching!! It's true, it's a tick haven, so take precautions. But it's also a precious bit of peace and biodiversity on the South Shore-- a real gem. I don't recall seeing a lot of goose poop here but of course it's possible if a flock had passed through recently. But there's so much to this little gem though, that even if there were a lot of goose poop, it wouldn't ruin my experience.