Nice clean dog park. Friendly dog owners and fresh water are available. The area is very clean with…read morepoop bags and trash cans nearby. There is access to the river for dogs to go swimming, too.

I am not sure why this dog park is rated 1 star. First of all; the dog park in manchester is…read moreprivate, you have to pay membership. Maybe that's worth it if you actually live in manchester, but even if you do, i read reviews of various drama. I started doing research, and found that nearby in hooksett, derry and merrimack have dog parks. I decided to give this place a try. It was kind of a loopy drive if you are coming on the highway from manchester. But this park is quite nice. -a small and large dog area - good for humans too! There is a river right by the park, you can enjoy a nice walk after a fun play at the park with your dog, or take your dog to swim! -there is a dog house that is like the size of a small barn that has a lost and found, lots of cute pics of the dogs that come here. Plenty of water jugs already filled up with clean water - lots of chairs here to sit -quite clean, i didnt find much poop -some agility items here, very basic -some owners have left toys here

Very nice!! Both areas are nice and large!!! Both of our dogs greatly enjoyed it !! Trash…read morereciprocals could be a bit more local to help promote cleanliness.

my dog had a great time!! she made friends with the other dogs!!! the dog park was easy to get to…read moreand there was water for the doggies. definitely will bring her there again soon!

Didn't get to spend much time there me and my dog loved it!!! Chairs were a great little detail too!read more

Very nice and big dog park, clean, wood chips and lots of shade and toys and water supply for…read moredogs!! A one mile trail to walk your dog too!!

This Dog Park is not in Hampstead. It is in Kingston at the old Fairgrounds off of route 125. It is…read morevery well-maintained. It has lots of room volunteers who run the Dog Park. I guess the board of directors is very conscientious. I give it an A+. I go there at least four times a week.

The bark itself is great the dogs have a great tome but whatever you do don't question the board or…read moredisagree with them because you will be banned for being "not dog park material" they are very tight within themselves and really don't want anyone's insight but will happily take anyone's free labor.

I love that this place provides a water fountain for dogs. That is always a plus for me…read more No balls or toys for the dogs, so bring your own. There is seating that are both shaded and out in the open for the dog owners. It is a good size dog park and I am always a big fan of separation between larger dogs and smaller dogs. Came here today and there were a lot of dogs here which I love. Would I go back: Yes!

The place is great, but some owners have really aggressive, really big dogs that their owners can't…read moreor just won't control. These dogs start serious fights trying to dominate the nice big dogs, or they terrorize some of the little dogs, like mine. There's a big grey pit bull that's always in this mode, and the owner thinks its funny. There should be some posted rules about this kind of behavior, applicable to both the dog and its owner.

It doesn't seem like much, until you drive waaaay down in toward the river. I had NO IDEA all of…read morethis was here! When entering, the first thing you see on the left is an older, semi-homemade looking skate park. Not concrete, but plywood. Driving further, on the left is a teen center. The building and painted sign feels very "summer campy" to me. Not a bad thing, as I LOVED going to summer camps as a teen (spent my summers at them from age 9-15!) As the road bends to the right, there's a dog park on the left, a larger penned in area for large dogs and a smaller penned in area for small dogs. Even though we had dogs with us, we didn't stop. We continued on a bit of a stretch, lovely, really! And it appears several ball fields are used by the city for school or community sports. We were hoping to drive closer to the river, as my companion had an injury and couldn't walk. We sat in the dirt parking lot chatting, looking at the trees. We were both amazed at HOW MANY vehicles came and went while we were there! There were Port-o-potties nearby, and they were used by several folks in vehicles, walkers, dogs and a team of HS cross country runners that came by. I'm definitely coming back here again, to explore the grassy and beach area and walk my dogs!

Moseley Woods is a dog lovers park where dogs are allowed off the leash and no entrance fees. The…read morepark is open from April to November. If you're a pet parent this is your place on the shores of the Merrimack. "Sweeties" a fan! The park is no secret to the locals because you will see them daily with their dogs. The park is 200 yards from "chain bridge" (first suspension bridge in America) in Newburyport. The 18-acre wooded park is an easy 1.1-mile loop on the Merrimack River with lots of trees for shade on hot days. Moseley offers a playground, benches, picnic tables, and porta potties. When hiking on the trails be careful of exposed tree roots and parts of the trail that can be a bit steep by the river.

Love here we are from Maine we are glad we are here come here if you have a dogs thank you moseley…read morewoods

There's no dog park here!! It was gone! All torn up with a bunch of dump trucks there, I'm…read moreassuming building something else... I just wish I had known before I drove all the way there! Bummer.

A great open space, with some equipment for the dogs to climb on. We were visiting from out of…read moretown, and were so pleased to find a clean dog park in the area.

I loved it here! And so did my English Bulldog, Newman. There were so many great booths and…read moregiveaways to the dogs. The contests and shows were well organized and fun. Next year I'll need to enter him in a contest for sure. To be honest, I thought we'd be there 10 minutes tops as it was a hot day, and Newman gets overheated easily. Plus with tons of other dogs there, he would work himself into a frenzy. However, there were countless water bowls and sprinklers for the dogs to stay cool and we ended up being there over an hour with no trouble at all! The dog owners were all very pleasant, and we didn't run across any 'unruly' animals anywhere. I will definitely be making this an annual event.

Great event for dog lovers, was only about 30 minutes from Boston and had a large variety of dog…read morevendors of all kind. There was also a bunch of great food trucks as well that usually don't make it to the city. I would attend next year.

One of the best integrated sculpture garden/landscape garden/botanical garden/art installations we…read morehave ever experienced. Excellent guide map gives a little blurb about each significant stop, and leads you around so you don't miss a thing. It is not a huge place where you walk half a mile in between sculptures, it is a pleasant path of regularly-occurring creative elements to observe and appreciate. Look up, down, and all around so you don't miss the many sculptures made from reclaimed salvage. Barbells, band saws, cymbals, farm implements -- all welded together in artistic ways that guide you along the path. Meanwhile, flora and fauna of unique varieties abound. Benches and chairs here and there. We strolled along and spent about 90 minutes doing the loop on the grounds. So much to see, so many deep breaths to take, plenty of picnic spots. Good bathrooms, interesting gifts, something for all ages. Hidden gem.

Lovely and eclectic garden. Great place to spend an afternoon. I will definitely go back again!read more