As a new dog momma, I've been visiting many dog parks and this one is definitely one of my…read morefavorites, not to mention it's closest to my home! It is a large dog park with plenty of space for your furry friend to run around. They have the double gates and even have a lost and found box which I thought was super cute. It's a clean park and has a couple of seating areas. The park is just one large enclosed area so there isn't a separate area for smaller dogs, but all the times that I've been there, all the dogs have gotten along just fine and the owners all seem to be nice and responsible. Initially, the dog park can be hard to find since it is tucked away in Haines park. It is behind 2 baseball fields and the parking lot for it is down a dirt road. It is a great place for your dog to go and socialize or to run around to his heart's content !

This dog park is huge. There's no water and no separation between the big and little dogs, so it's…read morereally for very socialized, non-aggressive dogs and pups, not necessarily ones you're trying to re-socialize. Everyone is very nice and you don't get chastised for throwing a ball here like you do at the one in Pawtucket. There are poop bags, so just bring a jug of water for your pooch and you'll be all set.

Over 3 miles of trails have been created or maintained for the public to use with wonderful views…read moreand peaceful surroundings. The Dog Park has been a great addition to our community as well. Its has both a small and large dog area for our residents to use.

Clean environment, plenty of room for the dogs to burn off energy! There's a section for small /…read morebig dogs which is great! Lots of seating and shade for puppy parents, best dog park I've been to!

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.

If I had written this post prior to this weekend I would be giving all 5 stars. Unfortunately,…read moreirresponsible people and more specifically, their dogs, have let me to drop a star. Lets start with the park itself. If you're looking for it via your GPS it's smarter to do Pond Street North in Seekonk, as the park is right on the line. Once you get close you'll start to see signs for the dog park. It's right across the street from the Animal Shelter which (if you read the story below) is a good thing. The park has a large dog side and a small dog side. My dog is just over 30lbs and loves to play with big dogs, so we are often found on that side. Most time, the small dog side not occupied. There are water bowls and free water, as well as poop bags and trash bins. There are also a few benches, which on hot days, the dogs will dig under and lay. The land itself has grassy spots and also bark mulch/sticks in some areas, which turn into chew toys for some. All in all, it is a very nice dog park. STORY TIME! Last Saturday, I had been at the park for about an hour and a half. My dog, Lincoln, had been playing with a variety of different dogs big and small. They had been slowing down when a couple with their bulldogs (Brazilian Bulldog and Blue Southern something or other) enter the park. All seemed well for the start. Their dogs didn't seem very interested in running around or playing, which could have been the weather. In an attempt to stay relatively close to Lincoln, I switched benches and over heard a conversation about the woman's bulldogs get "attacked" by a husky/malamute mix that was a regular there. She stated that she thought this dog had to be a wolf hybrid mix and how she Googled it and blah blah blah. If it is the dog I know of, I find this highly unlikely, since this dog plays great with my small dog. No sooner am I thinking this, that one of her bulldogs LUNGES at Lincoln. He begins yelping at the top of his lungs and running, tail between his legs. It started quite a commotion with all owners running after their dogs and trying to break it up. The woman threw water at them and then literally laid her body down on top of the dog to get it to stop. I promptly got my very shaken up dog and see a woman from the Animal Shelter running over to make sure all was okay. We checked Lincoln over for blood and she made a wild guess as to which dog it was, yes, the bulldogs! She said they had been in a few other altercations and unfortunately they don't have a "three strikes and you're out rule" or else they would be gone. Moral of the story, if you see this blonde woman with her two bulldogs... steer clear! I will not stop coming here, but I will absolutely leave if I see her, or at least switch sides. To seal the deal she remained quiet as a mouse as I left. No apology, no acknowledgement, no nothing. Pretty unfortunate.

Taken my pup here two times and he was attacked both time. Owners don't do anything about it and it…read morebecame my problem to break up the fight and carry my dog away. Also right next to a sewage place and it smells awful. Would not recommend if you care about the safety of your dog.

Located in the Wanskuck Historic District of Providence's North End, this 25-acre park includes a…read moretree-lined grass field, walking trails through a wooded area, and paths surrounded by a beautiful stone wall. During anytime a day you can see many people walking and enjoying the park and many bringing their dogs so they have a place to run and play. The loop path for walking is a little over a half of a mile long, starting at the entrance gates and continuing through a large grassy area with many large old trees. The path turns to the right through the wooded area for a bit. The path then continues back into the field and towards the entrance gate. The path is paved for the most part but the pavement is not in good condition so it's not the best part for strollers or wheelchair users. Wanskuck House sits on this property and is currently the home to Providence's artist-in-residence program. The land of Wanskuck Park was donated to the city of Providence in 1948 by the widow of Senator Jesse Metcalf. The land was part of their estate and informally became known as Metcalf Park. A 25-acre park, it includes an open grass field, walking trails through woods, and paths surrounded by a nice stone wall.

Awesome green, open space to walk. We bring our dog here and we all love it. It has a large field…read morewith mature trees for shade, and a trail back through the woods.

Nice dog park in Federal Hill. I met a friend for a quick visit while she was walking her puppy…read more The dog park is fully fenced in so it's safe. Many people use this as a place to walk around a few laps as well. The place is clean with several trash cans around. Grass is a bit barren but it's expected with so many dogs walking around.

Franciscan Park is a 2.5 acre fully fenced-in park in the Federal Hill Neighborhood of Providence…read more It is not officially a dog park, but is only used by dog owners and walkers. It is a nice park with lots of shade from large trees and a paved walking trail. There are some dusty areas from high traffic, but this park, unlike Dexter or Gano, is large enough that it still supports a lot of grass. The park is well appointed with trash cans, benches, and communal water bowls. There are two gates: one on Ridge St, and one at the end of Bell St. However, neither latches, so watch out if you have a tiny dog or a dog that likes to push open doors! There is a lot more parking on Ridge St. The park has a strict closing time of 9pm, and there are no lights - throughout the park are scattered remnants of old light posts with capped off wires. Probably best to keep your dogs or kids from playing with them.

A nice little park I stopped at after checking out Rolling Rock. Athletic fields and areas to…read morewalk, it's one of those city parks that has an urban feel to it.

This park is in walking distance from my home but on a cold day it's nice to drive to the park and…read morethen go for a walk. I enjoy taking my dog Daisy here cause it's a nice size park and open. It's also nice to go during the spring and summer to walk and just sit and watch a baseball game. It's a very pleasant park in the city there's so many nice parks in Fall River that we do go to. I highly recommend this Park

Newly renovated park now open to the public. Pickleball, Bocci, walking training and even cornhole…read morecourts. New restroom with water filling stations and an adjacent dog park. Nice job by Taunton Park and Rec in recreating new used for this park

well, there's literally a dog park RIGHT ACROSS the STREET from this park, due to it being a…read moreneighbourhood park; your complaint is informational and just dumb/waste of energy . I assume you just feel entitled to everything in life great park, great for exercise and skipping some time