Fantastic Dog Park! Completely unique from any other one around the surrounding area. It does not…read morehave water as previously stated (so be sure to bring your own). The dog park has two area one smaller one for the little guys and a large one for the bigger dogs. The dog park is all natural, it's like letting your dog run through the woods without a leash! My little girl had an ABSOLUTE BLAST there! She explored all over and there also happened to be 3-4 other dogs there today as well, which made it fun for all! Definitely check this park out with your fur baby!

Love it! And so did my frenchie! Only reason it doesnt get 5 stars is cause no one is ever here!…read moreIts hidden and unless specifically looking for it you will never find it. I only found it because i was looking for dog parks on yelp. Wish my baby had someone to play with here but he loves the wooded fenced in area anyways! Hes snorting away, happy little piggy!

Great place! If you have pets, or know someone who does, this is the place for you! If they don't…read morehave what you're looking for, they get what you're looking for.

This is a beautiful dog park! I love that it's grass and not gravel. It won't leave your pup all…read moremuddy after it rains. There is a small side and a large side like most parks. On the small side there is gazebo and a little bench. I didn't see anywhere to sit on the large side. The only real downside to this park is there is no real shade, so perfect for fall and spring weather but maybe not the best dog park for summer. Overall, a great dog park!

Dirty lonely dog park smells like crap and it's completely not maintained my dog came out…read morescratching himself- a lot of bugs

I was in Meridian visiting a friend and brought my dog for the trip. I was happy to find this dog…read morepark for her to give her the chance to run around. It's a clean double gated park. The only downside is there is no water for the pups and there isn't a poop station. It seems like people donated plastic bags instead.

This is my dog's favorite park Always lots of dogs and the people are friendly and for the most…read morepart everybody cleans up after their dog Love this place

Coming to this spot is starting to become a weekly ritual for our family. The park isn't anything…read morefancy but is a good size, fenced in area, and kept pretty clean. There are plenty of benches and tables for the humans to sit, water bowls for the dogs, and owners are generally good about picking up after their dogs and watching that they stay out of trouble. There's also a separate small dog area. Our dog loves it there and we have a pretty good time too.

Nicely-maintained, large dog park in a swanky part of New Haven. There are lots of posted signs…read moreabout rules, including barking rules. Overall, the park is really nicely organized. It's fully fenced, and there are various spots of grass, bigger trees for shade, and a few spots of humans to sit. There are also some bowls for water (not sure who fills them). If I lived closer, I'd definitely check it out more often. It's one of the most pleasant dog parks I've seen.

What a fabulous community resource! Reviewing because it didn't come up on my first search for dog…read moreparks in this area, and now it's the one closest to where I am staying! Hoping this will let the folks know! It is situated sort of right behind Yale Divinity School but on St Ronan Street. Ample space. It's summer and it's been hot and dry so a bit dusty at the moment though there are grassy areas. Has benches for humans to sit on. I would bring some water if possible to fill up the bowls for your dog, I do not believe there is a water source on site. Seems like the type of place people stop by to let their dogs run while they are walking their dogs, which I love. Pop in for a little bit and let the dog run, then continue on your walk! My dog has only met lovely fun dogs there so far. Great location- I'll be going here a lot during my time in New Haven.

The newest dog park in town is awesome! I happened to find out about it this morning and went right…read moreover with my new dog to check it out. Learned that it was funded by the nearby Corsair apartments and that it just opened within the last month. I wish I had known about the grand opening they had earlier this week. This park is slightly closer to my house than the Union Street dog park (where I usually go), is clean and a perfect size (spacious for the dogs but small enough to keep an eye on them) with 2 benches, lots of trees/shade and shrubbery, as well as a dog and human water fountain. There was also a dispenser fully stocked with poop bags. The park is made of small pebbles and there is a small dog area adjacent to the main park. I've seen the name referred to as Mechanic Street Dog Park and East Rock Dog Park, but a flier posted also stated they were looking for suggestions for a name, so time will tell. This will be me and my dogs' new spot in town!

Great local dog park! The features of water fountain, dog bags and frequent maintenance (filling…read morein holes, restocking the pebbles, etc.) are greatly appreciated. It's relatively popular for the East Rock crew. Our 2 year old boxer/lab mix enjoys romping around (but keeping hydrated!) here!

It is a great place for nice dogs and owners. You must pick up after your dog!…read moreWonderful place to meet new friends.

Nice peaceful large dog park with small dog and big dog areas. There's a good balance of sunny…read moreareas as well as shade and picnic bench seating. Beautiful large trees and often a breeze. It's situated within Edgewood Park, there's plenty of free parking right next to the dog park. Nice paved trails for on-leash dog walking as well. Only drawback no water fountain here. Bring your own water!

After visiting other local dog parks I realize this park is just average... an okay choice if you…read morelive close by, if not there are better choices around. It's too small and not as well kept as some of the others I visited. Adequate choice but I won't go out of my way to go back.

Union Street Dog Park was one of the selling points for me when I decided to move to New Haven. The…read morepark is in a convenient location and is a pretty decent size that allows for larger dogs to roam around, sniff, and do what large dogs do. Most of it is gravel but there's still some dirt and grass. The dogs are usually chill and that sentiment goes for the owners as well. There's a group vibe as it seems most of the owners know each other. Maybe if Roscoe (my dog) stops trying to hump their dogs, I'll get in the clique too. Doesn't hurt to bring a bottle of water - there's usually a water bowl there. Oh. One side note: Sometimes you'll run into the occasional "urban camper" hanging out in the dog park sans a dog of their own. They're just usually doing urban camping activities like taking a nap, drinking a forty or whatever. They don't seem to bother people or cause trouble though.

Great park either a small dog and large dog side. There are plenty of benches and shady spots for…read morethe humans and the dogs. There are also a couple of agility structures which the dogs have fun with in between playing. It is a wood chip environment with plenty of bowls for water, but bring your own water there are no fountains. The owners are attentive and make sure their dogs are playing nicely. Plenty of parking. A great dog park.

Was driving through and looked for a dog park. For some reason this park didn't show up on Google,…read morebut while we were driving to the one in Northford, we passed this one and stopped. Such a great spot! It is woodchips, not grass. Shaded and sunny areas, friendly people and puppies! Plentiful supply of tennis balls which was great. Water as well, with jugs to fill and bowls available. Plenty of benches (beware the dogs like to mark them of course) and plenty of space for the dogs to run, play and explore. Everyone seemed to be attentive to their dogs which you don't always see. Great park!!

USE CAUTION! This trail resides along a steep cliff side (not the main trail area) and may not be…read morefor suitable for a beginner hiker. Dogs are welcome on leash. Oaths are uneven with roots poking through. Watch your step One of my favorite local parks where every season is beautiful! Well maintained and marked trails, fishing areas a free little book library and a path to the rock quarry if lucky to find! If you travel to the far end of the reservoir (main entry area next to trail map) you come to a nice opening along the reservoir. Venture a bit further along the pond to the furthest end of the water; Left brings you further into the woods and over the bridge brings you full loop around the reservoir

This is great place due to the levels-- from extreme bikes to charming nature walks, this park has…read morea path for just about everyone! There's also a big open green area nice for picnicking or just connecting with nature. Highly recommend!