This is such a great place to bring you dog/dogs! They provide three separate fenced in areas for…read morelarge dogs and small or if your dog doesn't do well around other dogs! I've been a handful of times and it's never been so busy that I couldn't have my own area considering my dog is not at all good with other dogs. They also provide bowls for water and bags to clean up after your pet. Inside each area is also picnic tables and a bench or two. You can't beat the beauty of the surrounding trees and it's just such a wonderful place to let your dogs run free for some time.

I am late in addressing the action taken by whoever maintains this dog park. Since my first review,…read morethings have gotten much better! The gras is cut in a timely fashion. I appreciate the effort on their part. My dogs love it!!!

Oooh, some rare good news, one more thing to review from my Capital District World Tour. Anytime…read moreyou see a sign indicating people should limit themselves to two five-gallon containers of water during peak times, that's a beverage world trying. So the State Seal Spring is the marquee destination here, but for something worse-tasting but more unique the Geyser spring is within the same structure. Unfortunately the Charlie spring near the SPAC entrance wasn't flowing as of mid-December. The pine trees get five stars. I wish there were bathrooms available but that could be a seasonal thing. The park is technically reachable by bus but you might have to a wait a bit.

This is a huge park! We only could walk around a few area of the whole park. We got to try a few…read morefresh spring water which interestingly taste uniquely different from each other. The walking trails are wonderful and full with lots of green big trees. The highlight is to walk along the water. We also walks pass some buildings with the spa and restaurant.

Great place to bring your dogs lots of space, fenced in yard, lights that turn on by motion, poop…read more scoops on site and a waste station to place the dog waste. Water bowls and toys are available for dogs to play with. Nice atmosphere with great people. Park is kept clean and has a fire pit and a shed to shield from winter storms. Chairs to sit in as well.

A great spot for dogs. It's divided by small dogs and big dogs. Only problem I have is currently I…read morehave not gone because people aren't wearing masks. It clearly states it's mandatory. It sort of clouds any other positive things to say. I'm always amazed how inconsiderate people really are. Seems best time is when no one is there because you can count on social distancing.

This is a beautiful dog park. It's very large -- about an acre -- all surrounded by six-foot-high…read morefencing and plenty of mature trees for shade. There's fresh water on site as well as bags for waste disposal. There's also a small dog park if you would rather have your little guys play with dogs their own size. It's well used, and your dog will be sure to find someone to play with. I take my dog there often, and it's always a positive experience. I've been to many parks, and this is definitely my favorite one. Rules are posted at the park, and park use tags are available at Kinderhook town hall.

The nicest park around. Gardens, toys, tunnels, picnic tables with gazebos. This is where you…read moreneed to take your dog. They even have bathrooms! My dog has met many friends there and so have I.

From the owner: The Fur Haven dog park is volunteer-managed and donation funded. There are 2 areas...one for large…read moredogs and one for small dogs. Both areas have a picnic table with shade canopy and play structures. Access to water right outside the park and a pavilion with picnic tables and bathrooms close by.

Clean , well kept we went in the summer time and it wasn't busy very hot day but there was two…read morebowls of water and a fresh fountain to re fill, the park in itself is beautiful there's alot to do This is by far the best upstate dog park we have been to , there isn't a lot in the upstate area that even allow you to go with out a county permit so this one we highly recommend !!'

A nice dog park in a *very* nice larger park. Nice sized fenced in space, poop bags are supplied;…read moreas the other reviewer said, definitely bring water for your dogs. There are bowls here, but no promise that you'll find anything in them.

Easily one of the best dog parks I've visited in the state. I visited in the middle of a January…read moredeep freeze, when the ground was fully snow-covered, so I can't speak to how it's maintained at other times of year, but the facility itself is great. Just over 1.5 acres, split about 40/60 into separate small dog and large dog areas (where rules indicate small dogs can go in large dog area at owner's risk, but not vice versa). Large trees within fenced acreage, double gates at the entrance, pet waste bag and disposal stations, dog water fountain (seasonal), and a couple benches. It's listed on the city website as 500 Lakeway Dr, but that address will take you far from the dog park section. Better to put 'Burbank Park' in your navigation app, and it's the first left after the big Burbank Park entrance sign.

Big open area that doesn't seem to be overly crowded. Have come a few times. Owners are monitoring…read moretheir dogs.

Great space for dogs and their human companions. Easy access and parking. Benches and gazebo…read moreseating available.