Great place! If you have pets, or know someone who does, this is the place for you! If they don't…read morehave what you're looking for, they get what you're looking for.

This is a beautiful dog park! I love that it's grass and not gravel. It won't leave your pup all…read moremuddy after it rains. There is a small side and a large side like most parks. On the small side there is gazebo and a little bench. I didn't see anywhere to sit on the large side. The only real downside to this park is there is no real shade, so perfect for fall and spring weather but maybe not the best dog park for summer. Overall, a great dog park!

I was in the area with my partners 5 month old black Labrador and wanted her to get some exercise…read more This was the closest dog park. I don't understand the negative reviews. There were plenty of benches and seats for the pet parents to spread out. This day it was German Shepard day...there were about 8 of them including a gorgeous pair of white Swedish Shepard's. Being only the second time for Magic and myself in any dog park, we were both a little nervous. When the other dogs came to investigate, she stayed under my legs or under the picnic table I sat at while the other dogs lapped and played. It was a bit muddy in some areas as it had rained continually for a few days before. They have added wood chips that has helped according to other dog parents. After about half half an hour, Magic became bold and went to investigate other pet parents first, then began to play with the other dogs. There was a massive pit bull who was playing like a giant puppy with Magic and a couple other much smaller dogs. All in all I was VERY impressed with the dogs and their parents...some who brought water for ALL the dogs to share as the water is still off. There were also plenty of toys, balls and sticks for sharing. I'll definitively bring Magic back.

It's a nice park kiddie pool and water on hand lots of shade. Web loves his friends with hereread more

My pup and I went for a drive, we decided to stop by this park, that we saw a sign for. It just had…read morean arrow and the words "dog park". Without this sign I would never know there was a dog park in this area. This location is a bit strange. This is located behind a school. Well, the school is no longer active. St. Brigid St. Augustine Partnership School has been closed for almost five years. The rear of the former school has a nice sized dog park. It is fenced with the rules posted on the outside of the fence. The rules are pretty standard. My pup and I were the only ones here. The park is divided into two parks, one is for little dogs, which is where we were and the other is for larger dogs. Jude had such a fun time running around, and of course sniffing every single corner. There are a lot of wood chips all over the park, which undeniably ended up all over Jude's hair, and eventually all over my car. There was a bench which I sat at, and he came under, once he was ready for some shade. The West Hartford Dog Park is a nice park to let your dog run around and play.

Glad that this exists in West Hartford. It's not difficult to find, but it is situated immediately…read morebehind the school and has a separate parking lot area. There's not much to it, but if you need to exercise your high energy / young pup and you don't want to drive all the way to Canton, Glastonbury, Wethersfield or Rocky Hill (dog parks where we typically go), bring a chuck it, a bowl, and water and you should be able to tire him/her out at this park. Lots of wood chips cover the surface of the dirt, there are poop bags in a dispenser after you come into the entrance, and loads of old tennis balls can be found lying around the ground. I just wish there was another large garbage bin inside the fenced in area of the park instead of just one right outside the entrance. I went for a second time today with Momo and both times I met the loveliest people with friendly dogs. There's also a separate fenced area for smaller dogs. We'll be coming here more often since it's so convenient and easy to access.

This is part of a larger park for humans and dogs alike. I didn't take my dog, because he has poor…read morerecall and believes coming when he's called needs to be killed over, but it looks great! It has its own parking lot, and has separate areas going uphill. I hear the main area is a bit of a hike beyond the trees, which is supported by the presence of steps. The larger park has an ongoing Frisbee game, picnic tables, fire stoves, pavilions... If your people like the outdoors you could easily spend a summer here.

This is the worst dog park I have ever be to. It is up in the woods, with no grass ANYWHERE, hole…read morein the dirt and roots that would trip even the most steady person. And to make it all worse you have to hike up to the park. Only good part is at least there was a fence.

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!

Decent upkeep and clean playground. Pool and pool area somewhat small. Some benches with covering…read moreavailable. Kiddie pool area available

Love that the small dog park and big dog park are the same size and that they are right next to…read moreeach other so the dogs can run back and forth across the fence with each other. There is plenty of parking for the dog park which is great and most people know to drive slow and carefully in the area. There is water, but with covid, it is best to bring your own water. We love that the whole area is grass but there are a few spots that get dug out by the doggos. Our pup loves it here and loves seeing all the dogs. Most people are doing a great job of social distancing as well.

I come here quite frequently and enjoy sitting on the second story of the boathouse. I also enjoy…read moresitting on the docks, waking on the paved waking paths, and walking on the unpaved trails to the dog park with my pup! I've been a regular here for ages! There are public bathrooms at the boathouse and note that there are often events (like weddings) at the actual structure. This happens all nights of the year (or so it seems and by that I mean random weeknights is when I often stumble upon a wedding). It used to be PACKED during COVID. You will almost always find parking in the main lot but occasionally if there are kids sport games on the fields, and lots of kids on the playground, and boats being launched (boats plus trailers take up two spots)... well then you will maybe need to park in the overflow lot. I'm not sure if both of those lots are ever simultaneously full but there is a little parking garage a tiny way up the road by the Glastonbury library (if needed). It's a quick walk up to town & there are some little free libraries (and Poke-stops) nearby! Thank you :)

This beautiful park in Glastonbury is located right on the Connecticut River. It's not far from the…read moretown center and has many amenities. There's a dog park, boat ramp, picnic pavilion, athletic fields, trail, playground to name a few. There were plenty of parking. There are multiple access points. We walked through a trail which was located off Main Street and past the dog park. Then we walked towards the main entrance which was where the picnic pavilion was located. We also explored the playground and boat ramp area. This was a large and beautifully maintained park.

I'm amazed by the beauty of this place!…read more MDC operates the water treatment plants located at this reservoir. This is a privately owned area and not a public park. There was MDC Police that patrolled the area when I was there. Parking was plentiful when we went on a beautiful spring weekday. There were clean porta potties onsite. There were trails in the woods and out in the open; the trails were paved and gravel. It is opened daily from sunrise to sunset and closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas. There were two trails; 3.4-mile loop red trail and 2.0-mile loop yellow trail. We started off with the gravel yellow trail that has a slight incline. Then we got onto part of the red loop which was near the bridge overlooking the water. We saw a couple of deer in the woods, geese, and turtles in the water. This is where we walked on pavement. Some of the trees were marked by type. The trail was busy with walkers and bikers. Overall, I really enjoyed the hike/walk and can't wait to go back.

Beautiful path to walk around the reservoir in every season. I wish there were a few more benches…read morealong the path.