Love this park .Very clean perfect for my 2 small doggies to get some exercise. Very clean turf…read moreand little dirt area.

The wind was fiercely howling and having parked a smidge away from the car congested portion, Big…read morePhil and I spent some moments on the waters edge. The current was rushing with the winds direction and even the gulls could not compensate to pick out the hunks of Italian bread we frisbee-ed in, Lord how they tried. Two distinguishing tall gated areas - being under 30 pounds and to the left, the over 30 pounded which is a wide range but the park didn't set up for excessive headlong running, so high impact mid park collisions seemed to not be likely. The cutest senior Beagle approached me as I let Phil go and greet which he wanted no part of and it wasn't registering as to why. My further entry in was all on hold, the Beagles eyes never left mine as I lovingly stroked him. But Phil was having issues with two puffed out electrified cotton balls with paws that yipped and yapped in his mug without letting up. His owner was engaged in chit chat, not realizie that his dogs are about to get turned and twisted inside out any moment. In point of fact, just about no dog owners were looking at anything but themselves, so it was about to pop, I could feel it, Phil liked nothing about this park, so we went for the exit. The release knob allows for easy access in, horrible access out and my 6'2 long armed frame struggled to get the release knob pulled because it's on the entrance side. Of course the guy with the puff balls from hell comes right up to the gate in an attempt to leave at the same moment! Clearly a covid dog owner - no sense of potential problems no concept of other peoples dogs and there are just so many of you out there now. And after I managed to get the hell away from there, I spun around to see the sweetest thing, the senior beagle followed me out of the two gates and into the parking lot. His owner was very sweet and collected that love dog. Gosh, that little fellow really made my day and I'll reflect upon him often, but the park -- and the owners -- I'll prefer to forget.

Newbridge Road Park is a beautiful park in k in Bellmore. The park has baseball and softball…read morefields, a playground for kids, courts for handball, tennis, pickleball and basketball. There is also a ice skating rink and a small dog park. Great just to take a walk. Parking is never an issue.

This has basically become a doggy fight club. My dogs were attacked by the old miserable dogs that…read morecome here on numerous occasions. There are a few sweet ones but many are uninterested in playing with other dogs so they attack the more playful dogs. Owners have zero accountability and tell you their dog isn't aggressive while it's literally got its teeth sunk into your dog. The morning group of dogs is dangerous and people need to be warned.

One of the cleaner dog parks. I like that it's covered I turf instead of just dirt…read more It's not as large as some of the other dog parks we've been to, but with my dog being a digger the turf deters the urge to dig.

Found this lovely friendly dog park for our grand puppy! Turf! No dirt !…read moreFence separating small and large dogs. Some seating area for dog owners. Water station for dogs. Dogs love this park!!

This is a member only dog park requiring an access code to enter the park. It is nicely maintained…read morewith turf so it's weather friendly.

Great Dog Park. Offers water during the warmer seasons and even has a kiddie pool in the summer…read more Doggie bags, 2 sides for large and small dogs. For the most part the dogs get along great and have plenty of room to roam. What people tend to forget is this is FOR THE DOGS. If you bring food/treats they will approach you. If you're in the park they will approach you. It's their park. If you bring a toy its going to be played with by everyone. Just get out of the way and let the dogs play. There are picnic tables and benches for the humans. My one con: not open to the public, for valley stream residents only.

Well kept with friendly people. Lots of room for my Pomeranian to run around. The best dog park for…read moremy dollar in the area.

Hidden in Eisenhower Park is a Dog Run for us Dog Lovers. This is the perfect place to let your…read morefour legged friends be themselves. There are two large enclosures: one for small dogs under 30 lbs and one for larger dogs. This was the perfect place for our dogs to learn to socialize with other dogs and humans. I have several small dogs, so I walked into the small park enclosure. The other dog owners are super nice and friendly. Be sure to exercise proper etiquette like picking up after your pooch. There is a hose to fill your water bowls and a port a pottie for the 2 legged visitors. The park closes at sunset, so be sure to get there while the sun is still out.

The park is fine. Not a fan of the mud, but plenty of room for the dogs to run…read more This park is frequented by owners who do not train their dogs and do not attempt to control their dogs when they are attacking smaller dogs. We take our 24 lb dog to the smaller section, which is the limit. There are a number of owners who ate their bigger and aggressive dogs to the park. Our dog has been attacked (not play) and yelped on multiple occasions and the owners either didn't look up from their phones or laughed. Rough dog play is ok. Attacking a smaller dog and making her cry out really just means you shouldn't own a dog. Our dog plays well with other dogs, but the park attracts irresponsible owners. If you are an irresponsible dog owner please go to this park. That way I know how to avoid you in the future.

I bring my small dog here whenever the weather permits because he loves the outdoors, meeting other…read moredogs and humans. I love that he can be completely off the leash and has plenty of space to run around. Plenty of trees to mark and explore.The fences and gates are very secure. They have one side for the smaller dogs (25 lb and under) and another side for the bigger dogs. There are garbage cans but no poop bags available so remember to bring your own. There are also public metal water bowls and they turn on the water spout I'm assuming, once the weather gets warmer. It definitely wasn't turned on earlier this year. Benches can be located on the sides of the fenced in area for the humans and there's a covered area with seating toward the middle of each small and big dog side if you don't want to sit under the sun. A decent sized parking lot is right next to the dog park and there were always spots available the times that I have gone. It is very clean but of course that's also up to the people that frequent the park to pick up after their dogs and themselves. One time I was there, some guy brought his 3 dogs, sat on the bench and paid them no mind for 5-10 minutes. One of them pooped, he didn't pick it up and just left with all 3 dogs. Minus that one guy, all the other dog pawrents that go there were friendly and responsible from the times I've been there. I have heard of some of the bigger dogs fighting so just always keep an eye on your dog, whether you're on the big or small dog side. I highly recommend this dog park!

A very nice area to take your dog a little small but they also have a water fountain and free poop…read morebags if you need them plus they have a shaded area for you to sit down and watch your puppies running around it's small but convenient if you're in the area

Small dog park located in the Copiague area. We came here for the first time this past weekend on…read morewhat was probably the coldest and windiest day of the season so far. The pup was antsy and wanting to run around and we are in an apartment and don't really have a backyard, so we came here. There are two separate areas for small and large dogs. Both areas are fenced in and on the smallish side. When we arrived, there was a large pit bull in the small area. The large dog area had a huge mud pit in it, so I guess they were trying to avoid that area. The dog/owner was friendly, but they were leaving as we were entering. We only stayed maybe 15 minutes until the wind was too much. We'd come back, but the area, although clean, is smaller than some other dog parks like the one in Massapequa and in Blydenburgh. But it's conveniently located, so I am sure that we will be back. Note - no children under the age of 12 are allowed in the off-leash areas. Woof!

I've taken my puppy, Milo here a few times and I love the dog park. I love that there are two…read moresections, one for the bigger dogs and one for the small dogs. The first two times he was traumatized by the interaction from the other active and playful dogs. However, by the third visit, he was running and playing with a few of the dogs. I'm a first time dog owner, so the park looks fine to me. It's large enough for the dogs to interact with each other or venture to the side by themselves. I've met some amazing dog owners who have all been very friendly and helpful. Definitely bring your own water because I didn't see where you can fill the bowls they have in the park. They have a few benches for you to sit while the dogs play. I wish I lived closer to this park to take Milo more often. However, it will be my go to spot for him. Oh and each time I've taken Milo to the park, he sleeps like a baby at night. woo hoo!

We were looking for a dog park close by to Kew Garden Hills that was big, open, and clean for our…read moremini Goldendoodle. He loves running around and romping around with bigger dogs. I did my research and decided on Forest Park Barking Lot, and was also told that they had just reopened from renovations. It was also nice of the President to email me back when I sent an inquiry about if the lot was opened again. We've come with our pup twice, and he always takes a well deserved nap (and bath) both times. There's a large and small dog area, which is great if small dog owners want to make sure their dogs don't get trampled by the large ones! The park is great, there is nothing negative about the park itself. I haven't seen any dog poo just chilling in the park. It seems well managed. Some of the owners are very friendly as well. I think the watering hole is closed for the winter coming, so bring your own water! The only thing is that the two times we've been there, the same unneutered dogs seem to instigate humping that turns into fights. It's unfortunate, but some owners aren't very vigilant in watching their dogs and let the fights break out. We've seen two dog fights in which the owner of the ones being humped excessively, scream as they try to take their dog back. Most dogs tend to leave the park post fights. It ruins the whole park vibe when this happens, and isn't fair to others when we all just want our pups to have a good time.

Manhattan Beach Dog Run has been recently renovated making it a lovely dog park for your furry…read moreloved ones. I appreciate that the new renovations catered to the various sizes of dogs. So one side is for smaller dogs and the other one is for larger dogs. So all are safe and happy. It's been kept clean so far and I hope dog owners continue to keep that up. Nonetheless, a great dog park that many Manhattan Beach locals get to enjoy!

I've been coming here with my puppy since he's four months old. All the dogs & owners pretty much…read moreknow one other by now :-). Great location, lots of space and well kept grounds for the dogs.

This park is easy to find, provides plenty of free parking, and is usually lightly attended. The…read moretrails are well laid out, and lead to a wealth of nature study. In late summer, we found the osprey nest to be a thriving enterprise, and we'll just have to take their word for the nesting turtles. At the end of the main trail, there is a structure at water's edge that gives great views of boat traffic and a cluster of off the grid housing for people who truly want to get away from it all. Just a local treasure.

One of my favorite places. A wide variety of birds. Turtle nesting area and a great dock on the bay…read moreoverlooking Reynolds Channel.