Easily one of the best dog parks I've visited in the state. I visited in the middle of a January…read moredeep freeze, when the ground was fully snow-covered, so I can't speak to how it's maintained at other times of year, but the facility itself is great. Just over 1.5 acres, split about 40/60 into separate small dog and large dog areas (where rules indicate small dogs can go in large dog area at owner's risk, but not vice versa). Large trees within fenced acreage, double gates at the entrance, pet waste bag and disposal stations, dog water fountain (seasonal), and a couple benches. It's listed on the city website as 500 Lakeway Dr, but that address will take you far from the dog park section. Better to put 'Burbank Park' in your navigation app, and it's the first left after the big Burbank Park entrance sign.

The nicest park around. Gardens, toys, tunnels, picnic tables with gazebos. This is where you…read moreneed to take your dog. They even have bathrooms! My dog has met many friends there and so have I.

From the owner: The Fur Haven dog park is volunteer-managed and donation funded. There are 2 areas...one for large…read moredogs and one for small dogs. Both areas have a picnic table with shade canopy and play structures. Access to water right outside the park and a pavilion with picnic tables and bathrooms close by.

A great spot for dogs. It's divided by small dogs and big dogs. Only problem I have is currently I…read morehave not gone because people aren't wearing masks. It clearly states it's mandatory. It sort of clouds any other positive things to say. I'm always amazed how inconsiderate people really are. Seems best time is when no one is there because you can count on social distancing.

This is a beautiful dog park. It's very large -- about an acre -- all surrounded by six-foot-high…read morefencing and plenty of mature trees for shade. There's fresh water on site as well as bags for waste disposal. There's also a small dog park if you would rather have your little guys play with dogs their own size. It's well used, and your dog will be sure to find someone to play with. I take my dog there often, and it's always a positive experience. I've been to many parks, and this is definitely my favorite one. Rules are posted at the park, and park use tags are available at Kinderhook town hall.

I came to Lake George dog beach with my family. My dog was so excited to go in the water that we…read morebarely had enough time to take his leash off before he sprinted out into the waves. It's lovely and unique that this space exists for both families and their water-loving fur babies to enjoy together! Thank you! I would definitely recommend this beach to anyone with a dog (who likes water)!

Its a great piece of land for the dogs to be off leash and swim. The actual dog beach has ben…read moreclosed for quite some time but the left most portion of the million dollar beach has dogs present but be careful, its sloped.

Very nice park! Clean and well kept. Love the walking path an benches makes it nice to spread out…read moreand relax!

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.

"Hi there! I'm Gwen Parker, owner of Momma Marie's Doggie Treats. You can find me at the Dorset…read moreFarmers Market on Sundays, and I'm excited to introduce my homemade dog treats to you all! As a dog lover and frequent park visitor, I know how important it is to give your furry friends the best. My treats are made with love and care, using only the good stuff. If you've seen me at the park, you know I'm passionate about giving dogs the treats they deserve. Check out my online store: https://momma-marie-doggie-treats.square.site I'd love for you to try my treats and share them with your pup-loving friends!"

Nice dog park, well maintained with secure fencing and plenty of poop bags for the dogs and garbage…read morecans. Only downside is the small dog area is very small, about a quarter of the size of a large dog area, so hard for energetic corgis to get their energy out because there's not a lot of room to run.

I am late in addressing the action taken by whoever maintains this dog park. Since my first review,…read morethings have gotten much better! The gras is cut in a timely fashion. I appreciate the effort on their part. My dogs love it!!!

This is such a great place to bring you dog/dogs! They provide three separate fenced in areas for…read morelarge dogs and small or if your dog doesn't do well around other dogs! I've been a handful of times and it's never been so busy that I couldn't have my own area considering my dog is not at all good with other dogs. They also provide bowls for water and bags to clean up after your pet. Inside each area is also picnic tables and a bench or two. You can't beat the beauty of the surrounding trees and it's just such a wonderful place to let your dogs run free for some time.

I love this park, and so does/did my dog. As she got older (between 1.5 and 2 years) she became…read moretoo aggressive for the park. It took me a month or so to come to this realization, but the other users suggested I do so without being nasty and small-minded, and I appreciate the caring community that has grown around this space. I am having my dog trained to be less aggressive (and learning to play my own part more effectively). Eventually the trainer (Julie from Working K-9, an amazing boarding and daycare place) will come to the park with us and once she approves my dog's behavior, we'll be back. Almost all of the people who bring dogs to this park are careful and respectful. The nice thing about having two separate areas is that if you run into one of the few owners who permit bad behavior, you don't have to confront him or her ... you can move to the other side. Yelp is about the park (as a "business") -- not about the dogs and owners (the "customers"). X.X's review is a violation of Yelp's Terms of Service. I note that nobody has voted for it, but I think we should do more as a community to support each other. We should not support attacks on an individual in public forums, particularly one of our model citizens: he started the chat group, bring gallons of water every day in winter, picks up everyone else's poop; can describe in detail every interaction his dog has with other dogs, and works constantly to reinforce good behavior in his dog. I have reported X.X.'s report to Yelp as a Terms of Service Violation and hope you will as well. If you know X.X., please ask him or her to edit the personal attacks out of the review, and let me edit those references off this one. Thank you!

There R 2 adjacent sections, 1 pea gravel & 1 grass. Both have a 5' fence, double gates & water…read morefountains for the dogs. Outside the gates R fountains for the humans. The grass side is bigger, ~ 1/2 acre. The feet of some of the larger dogs (30+ lb) seem to be irritated by the gravel. Usually people won't stay after dusk but both R lit, the gravel side w/ more. There R poop bags & trash can in each side but I always bring & use my own bags (they used to run out occasionally). U can drive or walk across the foot bridge from Deerfield St by Sirum Automotive. There's always plenty of parking, unless there's more than one softball game. [There R sometimes 2 at once :( The city needs arrange their timing better] Everyone always gets a spot even if they have to park on the entry road. If It has rained, usually everyone is in the gravel side bk they're worried their dog will get in a mud puddle (not me). There's usually several tennis balls & a pull toy laying around. When dogs come is kind of random. There's usually 3-5 dogs, but I've seen as many as 9 total. My dog & I have been there for up to an hr by ourselves & he doesn't want do anything but wait for others or sniff outside :( As long as it's not SUPER cold (below 30°) or currently raining, there's usually at least a couple there at the more common times (3 pm - dusk).

"An excellent local off-leash area with separate, well-maintained enclosures for large and small…read moredogs, making it perfect for socializing."

I love coming to this dog park when we visit Saratoga. Super…read morelarge fenced in space for the dogs to run and a separate walking trail. Convenient garbage cans for the doggie poo. Grass is well kept and cut short. Plenty of trees for shade with picnic tables for seating. Best dog park. :)

After visiting Mass MOCA spend an hour down the road at this park - you will not be disappointed!!…read moreNatural Bridge State Park gets its name from its natural white arch made of 550-million-year-old bedrock marble that was carved by a glacial melt some 13,000 years ago. The bridge spans Hudson Brook as it runs through a 60-foot gorge, which DCR calls "one of the best demonstrations of glacial erosion in New England." The park contains North America's only white marble dam, built in 1838. It was first used to supply water to an industrial quarry mill that operated from 1810 to 1947. In 2022 the state closed an unsafe portion of the viewing platform that goes over the chasm along with other unsafe areas of the park. The park department is planning improvements including improved parking and visitor center arrival areas, expanded universal access, and a "reimagined chasm viewing experience" with new accessible overlooks of the dam, brook, and natural bridge. It really is a remarkable natural park and deserves attention so that people can come and enjoy all its beauty. Giving it four stars for its spectacular wonder and for the visitor center that has interesting information about the glacial formations.

We were out for a drive and saw the sign for the park and decided to stop. The park was officially…read moreclosed to cars but you can park in the small lot in front of the gate. It's a little gem of a park, an old marble quarry and some quirky wooden walkways and bridges that look down on the Hudson brook. The brook has created some unusually rock formation that you can look down on your walk. There's also some nice hiking trails on the other side of the park from the waterfalls.