There's a little Dog Park attached to the entrance to this spot…read more It's off a busy road

During the summer, dogs aren't allowed in the beaches. I found this park while searching for dog…read morefriendly places on the cape. I'm so happy I found this place! There's a lovely pond the dogs can swim in, a trail around the pond and a sandy fenced in dog park.

Literally, two minutes up the street from me. Beautiful pond and beautiful area. Especially in the…read morefall when the leaves are changing color. Greatly enjoy walking my dog around the pond as well as jogging when able to. Great little spot that is generally quiet and enjoyable.

It's beautiful here- worth checking out! Fun walking trails, especially if you have the dog with…read moreyou. Not over saturated with people, so easy to have a nice quiet experience and enjoy some outside time!

Hidden gem for toddlers and young kids! It's my new favorite playground in Cape Cod. The splash pad…read moreis a huge hit with lots of water features to keep little ones entertained. There is a connected playground with areas for 2-5 year olds and 5-10 year olds. Really fun and interactive features like pirate ships, spinning features, and slides. The entire play area is rubber so you don't have to worry about falls or wood chips. There is a nice grassy and shaded area in the middle to set up chairs and a picnic. A few tables are available but with no shade. You are also next to a dog park, hiking trails, basketball courts, baseball fields, and tennis courts. There is something for the entire family. Highly recommend!

If you are traveling with littles and need a fun place for them to socialize, you absolutely must…read morecome here!! Absolutely gorgeous FENCED IN playground/splash pad with bathrooms and plenty of shaded areas. Please note the splash pads don't start splashing until 10 am. We travel to the cape every year and i'm so thankful we came across this spot during our annual visit this summer. We spent almost 4 hours here. Bring a packed lunch, a dry set of clothes for the kiddos and a book to read while your kids live their best lives. Also, a lot of the local moms frequent here often and they were very friendly! We will be back :)

This dog park is super. It has separate areas for different sized dogs. It's fenced in. There are…read moretrash cans and bags. Folks are leaving water in plastic containers because in winter the town water is turned off. It has small gravel base. There are toys there to use.

My dog loves it here. There are 2 separate size appropriate areas..the people i have encountered…read moreare lovely...and it tires my high stress dog out completely!!!!!!!

My dogs, one at 10lbs, have been attacked on the last two times upon entering the park , too many…read moreproblem dogs being brought there to "socialize".

I usually frequent the Yarmouth Dog Park but visit Mashpee intermittently. It's better when you…read moreactually know dogs & their owners to evaluate develop any kind of dog park vibe. Anyway, the park itself is exactly the same to the other ones on Cape Cod. (I believe the same contractor has built all of them with the exact same specifications). There are 3 pens. Small, Older dogs. Large dogs & Docile, Shy, Training Pen. All the areas are clean & the people seem friendly enough. There is plenty of parking too. Make sure you have/bring a Gallon jug of water for your dogs from Oct 1st - May 1st. The Town shuts off the Dog water fountains in the park. Definitely recommended.

This place has been here forever but somehow I've always just gone past it. Since I've been on a…read morewalking kick over the last year, I'm spotting many places that I have zoomed past without ever really "seeing". That's one of the advantages of walking a ton - you slow down and see things that have always been there but you've missed. Part of my intentional consciousness of really viewing my surroundings. The Meadow on The Cove is exactly what it sounds like - a giant meadow of wildflowers overlooking the Orleans Town Cove. Very pretty and worth checking out. Not much to do here but there are two clearings with park benches, so you can sit & rest and reflect or read in peace. There's a small parking area when you first go in (room for 5 cars) but I had the place to myself the entire time I was there. A lace like this is part of the charm of a small town like Orleans. And don't forget the bees! TONS of big, friendly, fuzzy black & yellow Bumble Bees taking full advantage of this massive field of Wildflowers. There's something very zen about watching them make their rounds. (Full disclosure: when I wrote 'black & yellow Bumble Bees' above, it made me think of the metal band Styper! And Michael Sweet, the lead singer of Stryper actually lives on the Cape. Yes, I know I'm a weirdo. But still, Stryper Rocks!)

People are great! So friendly! The kids and I just like to play with the other dogs it's like a…read morepetting zoo and so many different kinds to see! As long as you follow the rules everything seems to be very pleasant. It's very well kept in a great location. In the summer, the water runs clean for the dogs to cool off. They're always seems to be a few people there very rarely have I seen an empty. It's a great spot to take your dog. Both the person and the dog will have a great time!

Beautiful brand new well maintained dog park. Problem is all the dogs get along fine and the people…read morenot so much. Even some of the volunteers are pretty rude. Some people don't pick up after their dogs and I have picked up several including my own. The head guy in charge of the volunteers is very nice but he is quick with the air horn. My dog came down with some parasite and my vet asked if I frequented a dog park when I said yes they asked if it was clean I said some what. They advised to go on Fridays after the park is shut down for cleaning. I've been to the park like 10 times and had someone say something to me 8 of them. The park is easily a 4 star park if everyone would pick up after their dog and mind their own business. They have 2 parks one for small dogs no dogs over 30lbs and one for all dogs. There's a portable Jon on site for people, plenty of parking and the security is 5 star seeing it's right behind the police station. Because my 8 month old lab got a parasite from this park I probably won't be back.

We visited the three buildings on display and read the kiosk for each. It was neat to be so up…read moreclose to the windmill and see how it was constructed. Took both walks. The paved walk was in and out leading to the marsh we could see the ocean in the distance and had hoped it would take us out to it, but it does not. We met two people walking their dogs who told us about the longer second trail in the woods. So we walked back to the windmill, took the side road back until we found the green trail markers. Well marked trail that made a loop connecting with the paved trail. Another nice little walk. There are several picnic tables scattered around, a restroom, playground area, gazebo and large open field that could be used for tossing a ball or frisbee.

This is a pretty cool park located on 6A, highlighting a big field, viewpoint, and also a windmill…read more There is a path that loops around, and another that branches off to a viewpoint of the Cape Cod Bay. It's a wonderful view to take in while on the Cape. Also, for the kids, there is a playground. Be careful of the bees on the grass, especially at the windmill. The parking lot is interesting, where instead you'll just pull over, with the expectation of hindicap. Great and peaceful spot.

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.

Beautiful new park off Commercial…read more This area used to be a gravel lot and now it houses a public restroom, bike stands, benches, swinging benches, grass and much more. The beach is just 10 steps off the park! Relaxing and urban, it's a beautiful addition to Provincetown