I love going for walks in here! It's an easy 2 mile loop with trails branching off of the main…read morepath. Very easy to navigate. I haven't visited in summer yet but they have a swimming area, grills, picnic tables, and restrooms as well.

I grew up near here and often snuck into the reservation for a swim. Great water but sometimes a…read morelittle sketchy. Don't go alone. Be careful in the lower pond.

Love this park! They have a solid playground and climbing structure, and a sand pit. There are…read morebasketball courts as well, they even have free balls to use. My favorite part is the paved half mile loop, great for kids riding bikes so you can keep an eye on them. Some of the picnic tables could use some refurbishment, but otherwise, a great place to spend the day for people of all ages.

Best park we could ask for. My boys have been coming here since they were babies and it's perfect…read morefor people aged 1-100.

Come here about 1-2x/week with my puppy. She LOVES this park and we both enjoy the scenery, playing…read morewith other dogs and time in nature. I appreciate that most other dog owners here are chill and that despite all the signs saying not to swim in the pond, the dogs are jumping in there all the time and the park rangers aren't hardcore about enforcement. In the summer, it's important to have a few places you can take your dog where they can still be active but keep cool. And Sheepfold and the surrounding Fells trails is a great place to explore off-leash with your (well-behaved) dogs. Reason I can't give it 5 stars is lack of facilities. No trash cans once past the parking lot. No port-a-potties or bathrooms. No fresh drinking water for dogs or humans. Lack of shade and seating areas in the main part Sheepfold - all there exists is one rickety picnic table under a tree where everyone huddles under when the sun is intense. I would gladly give a recurring monthly donation to the Fells Reservation to have these amenities added!

Great dog park that's not too far from the city. There's a huge field where the dogs can run / play…read morefetch and many trails around there for if you want to get out of the sun or go for a walk yourself (on the trails you're supposed to leash your dog but it's maybe 50/50 but haven't ever seen anyone complain). There's no in-place water source for the dogs, but plenty of people bring water and are happy to share. My pup always has a great time and can't wait to go back!

If you're looking for a park that has a little bit of everything, Melrose dark park is a great…read moreoption. The agility equipment is perfect for those who want to get a little workout in, and the running water is a great way to cool off on a hot day. There's plenty of shade to keep you cool, and the park is also well-lit so you can enjoy it even when the sun goes down.

Very small park and no separation for little dogs. Not a great park. Dangerous for little ones to…read moreplay with big dogs with high prey drive.

Fells will always have a special place in my heart. So many trails to choose from. You can do easy…read moreto medium difficulty trails. You can rent a kayak and explore the pond in the center of the reservation. Plenty of spots for mountain biking. Sheepfold Dog Park is where I mostly go so I can hike off-leash with my doggy. It's accessible by T (Orange Line to Oak Grove, then about a 10 minute walk to trailhead), but there are also multiple entry points with parking. Visit Fells year-round for beautiful scenery and a lovely time in nature!

The fells is a magical place. I came around sunset time (maybe an hour or so before sunset) and…read moreparked near the boat rental parking lot (paddle Boston). From here you can easily walk right to the waters edge heading toward pickerel rock. I found it to be an excellent place to be alone with your thoughts. The tranquil water and nature sounds were so calming and wonderful! As the sunsets over Spot pond and night falls, it honestly brought tears to my eyes because of how gorgeous it was.

I love this dog park. It's big! Lacks grass and trees... However, there's plenty of room for medium…read moreto large dogs and a small area on left for smaller dogs. I usually bring my own water for my pup and hand sanitizer, plus my own poop bags just to be prepared. My furbaby started going here at 16 weeks old.

Great place to bring the dogs, I would definitely recommend this dog park it has a small dog side…read moreand a big dog side

trash, mud, dirt, weird fishermen, loud, small, but it's a pond i guess...... do not recommendread more

Beautiful and calming pond. There is a dog park nearby and an awesome jogging/running path along…read morethe pond (too bad it stops after you reach a mini bridge). Bring your little one there because there are plenty of ducks and geese hanging out at the bridge. The view on main street is picturesque.

80% of our time here is spent at the new Wilmington dog park. The park is decent but man does it…read morehave some serious flaws that I will address But first the positives; there are about 25 parking spots and if there isn't a softball game going on at the park below, it'll never be full. People are coming and going all the time to the dog area or on a quick hike in the back Its not like the Fells where you have bike warriors revving up for a 30 mile day on the trails and they never leave. The hiking trail that goes around the park and through some pretty desolate wetlands that look like dinosaurs live in them won't take you more than 15 minutes to complete. There are some side trails but most lead to the wetlands and you can't go any further. It's a nice jaunt after work for you and Fido. And then there is the controversial dog park. Firstly, they don't collect any trash here or at other parks in Wilmington so be prepared to take your poop bag with you. I don't know why they couldn't have made an exception here because there are way too many disgusting owners who just leave it behind for the town crew to retrieve. The park itself was built on a hill and its 100% sand. This was a major blunder because the drainage is terrible and either pools at the bottom in a disgusting puddle of dog uuhhmm things, or washes the sand out of the park completely. This really needs to be fixed because it's not going to hold up over time. Most of the dog owners are good even though there are some people who can't seem to realize their pet shouldn't be around others before they end up hurting another in the park. This is great for the area in terms of the benefit it adds but still has a long way to go to become a top notch park.

Poop bags everywhere, poop in the same sand my dog plays in. Just gross and unsanitary pretty much…read morethe same as a litter box to play in NASTY! We honestly dont want to touch our dog after she's been rolling around in smelly sand. Now our dog has irritated eyes and skin. Unless Wilmington DPW changes the layout of the park, plus supplies a barrel for poop bags and trash, Burlington Dog Park will be our alternative. *Sad because our dog loves going to this park but her health comes first as does ours. Not liking the sand kicking up in the air then having to breath it in. So unhealthy for all!

Horribly maintained. There is so much glass everywhere and the water spout to give to dogs was…read moredirty brown water and there is no bowl provided either.

If you enjoy a good game of Russian Roulette with your pet, then Trafton dog park is the place for…read moreyou! The abundance of glass and rocks makes for a fun and dangerous time for you and your furry friend. And be sure to bring your Pit Bull, as there are plenty of other people who proudly break the rules.

Still a beautiful spot! Great place to go walking, put out a blanket andhang out. There's a…read moreplayground for the kiddos and there is some free parking. Great spot for sunsets as well! I was here very briefly tonight and saw the start of the sunset but couldn't stay for the whole time because I had somewhere to be. Overall a great place to come!

Beautiful lake. Common place for people to walk, jog etc. especially early in the morning.read more