Great park Greg is a sweet man and the 1pm crew is awesome. Many good times and never a boring day . Come on down and have a good time .also there are no murder hornets read more

Cherry Ave Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Sayville, New York

A large dog park with a nice sized small dog area. There's chairs all over , a picnic bench and a table under trees. If you come here at the right time you'd get the place to yourself ! Even if there's others there's plenty of room to spread out if you just want to read a book while your dog plays. Owners are nice. No problems. There's never a shortage of parking. And if you have kids and there's another adult with you , the kids have a field and a playground for themselves. So all family members get an oitog read more

Cherry Ave Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Sayville, New York

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This is a nice dog park. But, it's better during the week or if it's cold because then you will have the "regular" crowd. I've found that sometimes those that come here for the first time, or not often, don't obey the rules of the dog park. However, after a few years of coming here we really haven't had too many issues and the other owners are generally nice and friendly as are the dogs. I know my Goji loves running around here on the small dog side (25 lbs and less) and always gets exercise. What's also really nice is that there is a handicapped accessible playground here. There aren't any swings but a lot of it is interactive, which is pretty cool. Sadly, the electronic/touch sensitive drums no longer work and the piano has never worked. I wish the town would fix this. There are two benches to watch your kiddo or if you want to sit and eat a snack and there is plenty of room to play. Especially if your child likes slides as there are 6 of them here. It's a good park for a family outing, if one person watches the kids and the other watches the dog. There are also games on the fields here so check it out if you're a local and your child is involved with sports/soccer. Lots of places to grab food nearby after playing, though probably not dog friendly so it may be best to order ahead and grab yourself some take-out before heading home. Also, not sure where the human bathroom is here - probably near the playing fields on the opposite side of playground and dog park area but I can't confirm that. Your doggie will enjoy this place for sure. Woof! read more

Loved it!!!! Brought my two year old miniature pinscher on a Saturday and was pleased to see soo many other dogs out and about - their owners were friendly - some brought lawn chairs and snacks to make an afternoon of it which I thought was pretty cool - my dog is just under 25lbs so he ended up playing with the small dogs first and then I took him Over to the other side to check out the big dogs- he had a ball and everyone was so nice - they had a mini baby pool and a hose with water for dogs to play in as well as drink out of - they also had a place where you could donate plastic bags to pick up poop - my only complaint was that there was some poop around that wasn't cleaned up and I totally stepped in it - but I guess it happens !! Would 100% come back and absolutely recommend to others with dogs of all types read more

My dog loves this dog park and everyone there is very friendly! I have been trying to come here once a day! My dog has made many friends and there are a lot of regulars that go to the dog park as well read more

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So much dog poop on the ground at this dog park. Had to dodge poop trying to play with my dog. I drove 25 minutes for the disappointment. Does not recommend. read more

One of the better dog runs on the south shore of Long Island...that allows your pup to really run. Things it has going for it: - Plenty of parking only a few feet from run - Has water spigot for dogs - Has separate large & small dog runs - Enough room for dogs to run (1.5 acres) - Great fencing, gates and entry area Things it has against it: - No bathrooms for humans near run - Wood chip ground cover with dirt exposed in areas - Not much shade - Limited seating - Needs better drainage in water spigot basin (water collecting) - Can get windy Adding some shade trees or a canopy and more seating would make this a solid 4 star dog run. Dog runs/parks I have been to so far: http://www.yelp.com/list/nyc-area-dog-parks-runs-new-york-3 read more

Love this place. Nice relaxing spot to let the dog run and play with other dogs. They have 2 large sections. One for dogs 25 lbs or less , and one for dogs over 25 lbs. fresh water always available. Bench and chairs. Bring your own toys and litter bags. There is a garbage and enough parking for everyone. read more

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Nice size park, separate large and small dog runs. Mostly wood chips but most of the bushes at the end looks messy. Some chairs for seating and only one trash bin for garbage and poop bags outside the actually run. Overall a nice place to let your dog run free, easy parking and a water pump to make sure dogs get plenty of water. read more

Love this dog park! There is plenty of room for them to roam and run around and the two separate spaces for dogs allows for owners to feel more comfortable. Easy water pump and bowls to keep them hydrated and clean! read more

We visited the park for the first time this winter. The park looks and seems like no one has cared for it in quite sometime... Plastic chairs thorn everywhere and with the recent crazy amounts of snow we revived, there was mud everyone. Marley had tons of fun playing with the other puppies and running through the mud. I will certainly take her again when it gets dryer/warmer outside. read more

The park itself is just fine. It's a nice place to bring your dog IF it weren't for the behavior of other dog owners who act as if they own the place. I brought my "small" rat terrier there back in 2015 for the first time and as others have said it was very much a click with the other owners. On that particular day there were a few small dogs in the small dog area and several large dogs in the large dog area. The problem for me was that my dog was only 30 pounds, just over the requirements to stay in the small dog area. And so I was directed that I had to put my dog in the large dog area. Based on the size of the other dogs, it was a very unpleasant experience for my small 30 pound rat terrier. The other dogs were in her face and she didn't leave my side for a second making it impossible for her to play. So we left. Yesterday I decided to go back for some strange reason. My dog needed exercise besides just walking since I don't really have a yard and I thought that I should give it a try again since it's the closest dog park to me. When I arrived, there was one very small dog in the small dog area and an owner who was staring me down with looks of "your'e not bringing her in here are you" and so because she's not 25 pounds or less, I had no choice but once again to put her in the large dog area. There weren't that many dogs in there and a couple were smaller so I thought "hey let's just give this a try it might be fine". As soon as I open the gate and let her in, four dogs came over to her which is normal of course. I explain to the owners that I wanted to leave the leash on for a minute because she's very intimidated by bigger dogs (having spoken to other pet owners since yesterday I realize that that's a very bad idea by the way). A fairly small black dog, about my dogs size came over and started biting at my dogs face. And I'm watching thinking OK maybe the dog is playing but then the dance starts growing. And the other three dogs that are now standing over my dog are getting me nervous. The pit bull starts growling at my dog as well. There were two other dogs, I think they were labs and they were totally fine but I was getting nervous at the biting of my dogs face and the growling of the two dogs especially the pit bull. I asked the owner of the small dog to please move it away from my dog. The response I got from a couple of the owners was just unreal. "They're playing with her". I said "the dog is biting my dogs face". A very rude owner responded- "Why did you bring her here they're playing what did you expect?" I said "theyre growling and biting my dogs face. I think that if this was your dog you wouldn't stand here and watch it." I took my dog and left. The very rude owners actually mocked me on my way out. Unbelievable behavior! I looked up the rules of etiquette for the dog park and it is required that if your dog is irritating another dog or owner you need to be responsible and remove your dog. Not that that should need a "rule" because it's just common sense for most people that if your dog is irritating another dog or a child or even an adult, you do the right thing and you remove your dog from the situation. It's called respect. Therefore my problem with this park is that there is no way to remove poorly behaved dogs or owners and there's no way to attend if you have to face this type of behavior. This makes it unusable for people who do follow the rules and just want their dogs to have a little bit of freedom. I will never go back to this dog park again sadly because it is a nice option if in fact the owners take responsibility for their pets and stop acting as if they own the property. read more

Per Chris A. who wrote his very accurate review 8 months ago stating "the small dog owners are very clicky. They are unfriendly and standoffish." Dear Chris, I wish to God I had read your review before going! I wish the small dog owners were standoffish. In your face is more like it. From the second you enter the small dog park area as a newbie it's like a scene from the movie "mean girls", except the main instigator is a guy. These people will outright tell you they are a clique. Not a good environment if you desire a carefree and peaceful outing with your pooch. It's not the lil' doggies, it's the owners at the other end of their leash that keep people away. Good doggie, bad human! read more

It's ok for the dogs, but the small dog owners are very clicky. They are unfriendly and standoffish. Big dog crowd is ok. I've spoken to many people who have the same opinion on the small dog owners.. read more