Just a fun little spot. Try to stay out of the way of the people fishing though... They get very…read moreupset.

Good morning FoW, with another fishing season approaching, I need to bring to your attention as…read morewell as fairmount park commission & PA fish & wildlife. Kitchens lane has been a point of contention for years now. I see community posts about dog beach and dog meet ups at kitchen lane. I would like to see signs or notice reenforcing the rules of the Wissahickon creek. Dogs are to be on a leash at all times 6ft maximum. I have had countless amount of hostile interactions with Dog owners explaining the rules. I have 3 small children that I fish with at Kitchens lane with. 1st for the protection of my children dogs should be on a leash , 2nd I purchase a fishing license every year. Which permits me to fish in the wissahickon creek. Please correct me if I am wrong. There is no such permit or license which allows dog owners to let there dogs roam freely thru the Wissahickon or Fairmount park. Again I understand everyone want to enjoy nature. However there are rules in place for people's protection & enjoyment. I am simply asking these rules to be enforced

This park offers a pleasant trail system that links to a wider network, providing ample parking…read morespaces for visitors. The pavilion area includes clean public restrooms and outdoor grills perfect for casual sports activities. The paved trails cater to various activities such as walking, running, dog walking, and biking. While the trail markers are helpful, using a mobile phone for orientation may be necessary for longer distances. Although shade from trees is limited, the park offers convenient access to the river, making it suitable for fishing.

This is a great park right off of the Egypt Rd and 422 intersection in Oaks, PA. Its broken down…read moreinto several areas...BIG Grass fields, the parking\trail area, and the picnic area where there is plenty of shade, restrooms, picnic tables, and built in charcoal grills I've never seen anyone use. Plenty of space, the only time I see a real crowd here is during a sporting events...not the Eagles, but youth soccer practice, volleyball tournaments, or something similar...otherwise there is generally plenty of room here to walk your dog, stretch your legs or just kick back and read a book. My favorite thing to do here is grab lunch and sit in the picnic area relaxing on my lunch hour. Can be hard to go back to work on a gorgeous day, but well worth it in my book! There is one "not recommended" review...I have no idea what this person is talking about, this park is VERY well maintained. Grass is cut, the place is clean and the park ranger is never far from sight.

The park's friendly community atmosphere and well-maintained facilities make it a delightful…read moreexperience for both dogs and their owners. Witnessing my furry companion socialize and meet new pals here truly brightens up our week.

In my time exploring the various dog parks of Philadelphia, I have seen Seger Dog Park transform…read moreinto a beautiful space. I have been coming by more often with my cavapoo pup now that we live closer. There are often a number of dogs there regardless of the time of day you visit. In my experience, other dogs owners have been attentive and responsive to their dogs when there are outbursts of aggression. There are always available poop bags, the running water is always working, and there is plenty of space for the dogs to run around. There are also signs around the park advertising for local dog related businesses, as well as a QR code to scan so you can make a membership donation to keep the park as beautiful as it is now! Be sure to enter from the alley street between the back of Acme and the park. There is a set of gates there where you can enter the park with your dog!

Around April 2023, when Bark Social Manayunk first opened, we had an incident with one of the staff…read moremembers that left us a bad taste. We had been observing this staff member during our time there. She was neglecting her duties and harassing the dogs while they were playing. She clearly did not understand how dogs play together and could not judge between what was acceptable and unacceptable playing. While walking past this staff member, she used profanity to insult our dog. I was in complete shock. How could she and how dare she call my son such a word! Any dog parent would be furious. Anyway, she did not realize the mother of this dog was next to her and had heard what she said. When my husband and I confronted her, she was speechless. We escalated the issue to management, and I was able to speak with the Chief Operating Officer. She was super understanding and informed me that they would address the issue with that staff member. She also asked that we not let this one experience deter us from returning to Bark Social. We definitely weren't going to come back to Bark Social that soon; we needed some time to get over this horrible experience. Fast forward to one weekend in August 2023, we decided to give Bark Social Manayunk another shot. We had a much, much better experience this time around. So much better, we came back again 2 weeks later. And we plan on coming back again and again. That staff member, who we had an incident with, was not there. I don't know if she still works there, but we haven't seen her. There are also more staff members on the grounds now. These staff members conducted themselves professionally with humans and with dogs. They cared for all the dogs and were very gentle. I am incredibly happy with what I saw. Bark Social opens 7 days a week as early as 8am and as late as 9pm. I realized I prefer coming here with our dog in the mornings and sticking around for a couple of hours. FYI, they have a breakfast menu (I know it's not on their website). The food is what it is. It's all right. People don't come to Bark Social with the main purpose to eat anyway. They bring their dogs here to play, and if they get hungry, they don't have to leave to get food.

PHILADELPHIA/MANAYUNK: Bark Social Manayunk is a "bar for dog lovers!" You know we love it already!…read more It was a lot of fun to visit this social club that includes an outdoor dog park, restaurant, and bar! The dog park is awesome: fully enclosed with astroturf in a big open space with adirondack seating and picnic tables along the perimeter. All size dogs are allowed and there is a smaller separate area for small dogs, if you so choose. We saw a cheerful chihuahua LOVE being chased by other small dogs; it was hilarious! There are Bark Rangers on duty to supervise the pups and even pick up after them! They are so friendly and loved loving on all the pup guests! There is a climate controlled indoor clubhouse to get food, bakery treats for the pup, soft and hard drinks, and browse the gift shop (dogs are not allowed inside). A nice menu and, of course, we had to get the huge pretzel. A highlight is the beer tap system: you can self-choose a pour of any one of their 30 beers directly from the tap. Fill up as much as you want to get a taste or more and then try as much as you'd like. You scan a card that activates the tap and pay at the end. There is also a full bar! While outside, there is a tented space with high-top tables and two big TVs to watch the game and also entertain yourself by watching all the beautiful dogs making new friends, playing, and running around. "All dogs must be current on vaccinations. Please upload vaccination records online via the Membership Portal prior to arrival. We require current Rabies and Distemper (DHPP, DHLPP, DA2PP) vaccinations. Dogs with contagious health conditions are not permitted in the park. All dogs must be flea and tick free. All dogs over a year old must be spayed or neutered. No exceptions. No dogs in heat." They are open all year round and in the winter will have a fully covered tent and heaters. Sign up for a free day pass on their website! It is always free for humans to enter and there is a small charge for dogs. They also sell monthly and yearly passes. If we lived closer, we should definitely sign up!

It's a land mark now but you cannot play basketball ball and they locked it…read more Looks way different then the opening credits of fresh prince of bel air

Park is locked at night. It is very clean and well maintained…read more The basketball court has changed a lot since the Fresh Prince shot some b-ball and got into a "little fight" before movin' with his auntie and his uncle in Bel Air.

This park was great for our dog. You definitely need to make sure your pup has good recall because…read morethe main off-leash area is not fenced in, but they do also have a normal little fenced in area for dogs based on size. This park is really big with trails, open fields, agility obstacles, and plenty of streams for your pup to play in. Have fun and be safe!

Great place. My pup loved the freedom of running around and all the great sites to see. Plus it's…read moresuper beautiful out there.

Love this park, especially for the fenced in dog park area. There are roughly 9 acres of woods that…read moreare all fenced in for off-leash play for friendly dogs. There are a ton more trails for leashed walking too. Everybody was really nice and parking was easy. Our dog loved her first visit and we'll be sure to come back again. Make sure your dog has good recall because they could go off chasing another dog. Bathrooms at the parking lot are convenient but didn't see any other bathrooms.

This is a phenomenal park for the whole family. The hiking trails are really nice and the fenced in…read moredog park is amazing and huge! Add on a nice playground for the kids and rotating ice cream trucks.

Heinz Park is a wonderfully well managed clean environmentally friendly refuge area. It has well…read moremarked trails; strategically located observation platforms, bridges and marshlands throughout. The Heinz is suitable for biking. Jogging, hiking, dog waking, nature and bird watching. This community resource is multifaceted, providing options for all ages and interests, don't miss it when in the area.

Good spot, easy to forget it's still in the city…read more I've been here a handful of times, usually after work or on weekends when I need to get outside for a bit. Once you're on the trails it gets surprisingly quiet. Like, noticeably quieter than you'd expect from somewhere still technically inside Philadelphia. The paths are mostly flat gravel so it's not a hard walk at all. I tend to stop on the boardwalks and just look out over the marsh for a few minutes. Last time there were a few turtles lined up on a log, and I'm pretty sure I spotted a couple of herons near the water too. You do hear planes since the airport's close by, but it doesn't really bother me. Kind of adds to the strangeness of the place in a way I actually like. One thing worth knowing: the mosquitoes are no joke. I skipped bug spray once and regretted it pretty quickly. If you're going in summer, just bring some, especially if you're planning to hang around near the water.