This dog park was a great discovery. It's tucked away in a wooded area, so it's quiet and safe. You…read morefollow a dirt road to the parking lot and then walk about 50 yards to the fenced in area. I would definitely recommend wearing rain boots because you're walking on dirt until you get to the park. The park is divided into two sections, one for the big dogs and one for the small, which I love. The ground is covered in mulch so your dog won't get that muddy. There are covered and uncovered benches for you to sit on while your dogs play. People leave balls there in case you forget to bring one. There are water bowls, but no water, so be sure to bring your own. They had a poop bag dispenser but it was empty, so be sure to bring your own. Also, there's no trash barrels in the park, so you'll have to take the poop with you. People were friendly and the dog I brought had a blast. We will definitely be back to visit this little gem.

This dog park is a muddy mess. It's not maintained, and the perimeter becomes a tick-fest during…read morethe summer. There's also no water supply, so bring your own.

What a gem! You can hike a mile or two through woods with packed trails. Everyone is very friendly…read moreand pups love being off leash. I went by myself and felt very safe. Plenty of parking and a trash can by entrance.

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.

Very clean, friendly pups! There are toys, benches and even agility equipment. There's also a…read moregrassy area but that's not fenced.

This is a great place to take your dog. This dog park is pretty big. My dog loves this place. The…read moreonly thing why I cannot give this dog park a 5-star review is because I wish it has a water fountain in the park. Sometimes I forget to take a water bottle for my dog and if nobody brings water, dogs are thirsty. In other dog parks that I have been to there were fountains for dogs. It was in Florida tho. Overall, this place is good. During the winter, the ground becomes super slippery like on the skating rink. After the rain, it is kind of dirty in there. My dog looks like a pig. But those are weather conditions and it does not relate to my review. It is just a sharing of the experience that people can be prepared for it.

Very clean and well kept. Ample parking. I'm impressed how people keep it so clean!…read more Trash cans, those wooden things you can use to bring your dog up and down like in boot camp. Clean benches that are not vandalized... good stuff in this day and age. Be a good, no, be a great dog parent and take with you what you bring... yeah, like camping. Pick up your dog's leavings and everyone benefits. Nice, woodsy place... be cognizant of others dogs and read the signs.

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

Spacious off leash dog park with ample parking and lots of room for playing and running. Can be…read moremuddy after rain, but that's typical of most parks! There is also lots of parking right outside the park which is so convenient. Make sure to bring your own poop bags!

0 stars First time I went both of my dogs got a serious…read morevirus. Second time I went a dog tried to maul my son. Without my son going near him or provoking him in any way. Owner said, after the fact, "oh he doesn't like kids". Not a single person tried to help us while my husband and I were trying to hold our son up and the dog kept jumping at him. Not to give a bad name to the breed but it was a pitbull. Never going back there again, although it's a nice field.

I've stopped here twice, both times were fine. There is evidence of owners not picking up after…read moretheir dogs, but there must be a decent amount of maintenance here as it is not filthy. I like the gate system, reduces the chance of someone letting YOUR dog out. It also gives me a space to take the leash off my dog before releasing him into the general population. It is very easy to operate and extremely effective. I saw a comment about walking with open toed shoes and have to wonder why ANYONE would do that in ANY dog park? How clean will it ever be?

Larger dog park that's kept up very well. I always am a stickler for cleanliness…read more Our little ones love it there. There's a LOT of room that they can play just by themselves if they desire. Lots of shade if you need it. Definitely recommend.

Let me start by thanking the first poster on this one- a very solid find! There are VERY few fenced…read morein dog parks in Boston, and even fewer that have anything more than dirt. This one is clearly new and has a very durable/new fence with a double gate. There is free street parking, although it can be a tight fit. They use a pebble-like material on the ground that works really well and keeps the ground dry, which is probably the next best thing after grass. If you have a car, this is an awesome find! It's a double edged sword, because it's a small park and once the Boston dog owners know its here it will get a lot more crowded ;)

It's an alright spot, I really wish it was maintained better. it has potential, it's a good spot if…read moreyou just want your dog to be able to stretch their legs safely in the city.

I recently have an office in Canton and I was searching for a dog park near by for my little Daisy…read moreMae to visit. We have a dog park in Fall River, and I like to visit as many dogs parks as possible when I am on the road. I googled this one and we finally made it to Sharon to visit the park. Lovely location and great parking. Helpful signs and the people are friendly and suggestive about the park. There is a nice stroll into the park with wooded pine trees and a pond, very relaxing for the owner as they take their little furry companions on the way to the dog area. When we got to the dog area I missed seeing the small dog entrance so we entered the large dog park. No one was there until Bear showed up with his owner. They were so nice and friendly and Daisy had someone to hang around with in this large area. We did find the small dog area, but did not visit it. We also walked down the wooded path and enjoyed being in nature. I would recommend this wonderful dog park to anyone who would like a great place to take their furry companions. I also took some nice photo's of Daisy having a great time.

Dogs. Dogs driving…read morearound in cars. Where are the dogs going? To a big dog party! Paraphrased from P.D Eastman's "Go Dog, Go" Can be difficult to find. Located in the woods, behind tennis courts.

This is a pretty awesome place to bring your dog if your dog likes other dogs. There is a fenced-in…read morearea on one end of the park, and the rest is a grassy field for sports. Many dog owners do choose to leave the smaller fenced area to play ball with their dog in the field. One warning however - there is a sign posted at the entrance that says you need to keep your dog inside the fenced area and that you need a dog tag from the city of Newton. I have never encountered a police officer coming by to check for tags, and I've been here dozens of times, but I have heard from other people that they received verbal warnings. So just be wary of this. I am pretty sure this is a rule posted in most dog parks. For the most part, owners are pretty good about picking up after their dogs and leaving the park if their dog is misbehaving. The winter melt can be a little disgusting, which tends to be true of all dog parks unfortunately. Don't wear your nicest sneakers to the dog park. Tip: If you show up between 10:30am and noon on a weekday, you may encounter LOTS of dogs. I've observed that this tends to be the period where the local dog walkers and daycare folks come by with their carfuls of dogs. This is a GREAT time to swing by if your dog is very social.

It appears to be at 146 Newton Street, Brighton. The Parks Commissioner Banks from the City of…read moreNewton excludes everyone from use of the park unless they pay $70-$75 dollars for a dog license and permit " medallion." They charge $100.00 for any dog from outside of Newton to use the park. The park is very muddy and appears to be in part in Brighton. (Elmhurst Rd is end of Newton). The Parks hired a park ranger to issue fines unless all dogs have permits. The dog license is $20.00 and excludes all use of public parks (Off leash)

Noanet Woodlands is another favorite woodsy area to add to my list (another recent favorite is…read moreanother Trustees property in Andover, the Ward Reservation). The two are somewhat similar with different color coded trails and a trail to reach a summit for the skyline of Boston (I didn't check that out here at Noanet Woodlands for this trip). I enjoyed coming here on the weekend: it was moderately trafficked (which I like so it's not *too* isolated), and easy/moderate trails (I prefer long, ambling hikes). The only thing is that the orange trail I took was a bit confusing/not super clear. The overall system does a good job, but I would be sure to download a map/have AllTrails active to ensure you don't end up in the wrong spot. I fortunately ran into some folks who helped me get back on track, but a heads up that it could get confusing as it did for me. Otherwise, a wonderful shady (important to know on hotter days) set of trails that I would recommend!

It is a very beautiful, well-maintained park I only walked a mile so far, on a pleasant summer…read moreday, but will go back.