This area of the South Mountain Reservation has a Dog park…read morewith art installation garden. The Wildflower Sculpture Park was closed when we visited. Free dog park. Parking lot on site.

A* dog park located in the South Mountain reservation, this is split into a small dog park and a…read morelarge dog park, the large dog park allows all dogs. Both sides have water available for the dogs and a number of different obstacles for them to run around on off-leash and areas to drink, but also some random puddles. Owners have to keep an eye on their dogs, so even if they are social sometimes they can fight. Almost all the dogs I've met here have been pretty nice though. Lot of bugs at the edges, though, especially in the muddy areas, and I killed a tick I saw, too, so you have to be careful. Parking can get quite busy at peak times.

Lovely park to enjoy a stroll. There's the Westfield…read moreButterfly art installation. Currently, celebrating the Addams Fest with a replica of the Addam's Family house. Enjoyable all year long! Parking available. Near downtown where you can shop and eat!

Beautiful park that's great for walking, having a meal or just enjoying the water!! There's a lot…read moreof paths, trees, benches and a playground! Seems like a great place to be outdoors or hanging out with others!

It's ok could be clearer . Dog shit every where.. park needs work. Just nasty . Sometimesread more

It's a nice big park where your dog can run around. Lots of space. I don't think too many people…read moreknow about this park so I decided to leave a review maybe someone else is looking for a dog park for their dog. The park has a water fountain for your dog to drink. Trash cans are outside of the park however no bags for dog waste so you can bring your own.

This dog park is good but it is closed for major renovations until January 2025! South Mountain is…read morean alternate.

Wow a nice dog park .... a large size and pretty clean for the most part. There is a large dog…read morepark and a smaller one for small dogs . There are entrances on both sides Dog owners were pretty nice and gave me some pointers on my dog that I'm trying to socialize more. She did great. I can't wait to take her back

Started to appreciate having a park in my home town during the pandemic…read more Loved exploring the walking trails through out the seasons. Amazing sunsets and sunrises. There's archery, sport complex, historic farm, picnic area with tables.

So many wild looking trees here, check out the pics. There is building from the early 1700s and…read moresome easy trails to walk. It's a nice break from the rest of Jersey.

Large pens 2 with large areas of grass here. Mature trees for shade and covered barn for bad…read moreweather days. Gazebo and benches throughout the park enable owners nice spaces to sit and chat. Lots of water bowls and two small dog pools five our ooocjes their lrequired water demands. Running water from april till first frost. Nice people and parking make this a nice treat for our furry friends. Most people pick up poop and are friendly here. Lots of huskies hang here including Luna and lili Come check it out.

Central Park of Morris County is located on what was once Greystone Mental Health Facility. After…read moreit was demolished in the early 2000's, it was reconstructed in 2008 as a county park. Today the park is a large athletic complex featuring 2 inline hockey rinks, a 2.5K cross country course. 2 sand vollyball courts, 1 artificial turf softball field, an 18 Hole Disc Golf Course, 4 artificial soccer fields. walking paths through meadows & wooded areas, a kickball field, a playground area designed for 5-12 year olds. The playground area has a lot of different apparatus, rubber ground cover and benches. Fully equiped reatrooms can be found in lot 4. Lastly, the park has a dog park. The dog park has a section for small dogs, 2 sections for large dogs, and short wooded area with a path. The dog park is completely fenced in, well maintained, clean and spacious. There are obstacle courses, as well. The drawback is the grass and dirt areas after wet weather. Additionally, there are no trash containers in the fenced in areas. Bring water for your dog

This review is for the playground only. Fairly large with lots of options and plenty of equipment…read more Swings, slides, ramps, mechanical spinning toys, tables and benches, climbing apparatus, musical instruments, etc. The ground is nice and soft rubber, and there is ample space for parents and siblings including covered benches to protect from the sun. Add a parent I really appreciated that it wasn't too crowded on a Sunday morning and all of the children there were patient and well behaved. Since it's a bit further away we won't be there daily but will certainly make the 20 minute trip again!

We love this park. It's convenient since we live 10 minutes away. We started going every day on the…read moreweekday and have gotten to know other dogs and owners. Everyone is super nice. There's two sides, one for small and one for larger dogs. People tend to bring their larger dogs over the small dogs area when they are friendly enough which I think it's fine. I always follow my little baby boy around since I know he might need my help at any second #worriedmomproblems but it's safe enough to go every day I just want to be extra careful.

The Dog Park. Not to be confused with the Dog Bark, which is just loud and wakes me up every…read moremorning. Dog parks are often delightful, and this one is no different. It's a great town with a lot of good stuff to eat within 15 miles, and this is a great place for your dog to play as well, while you're eating said stuff, especially if you want to eat it without guilt-inducing eyes from your lovely cuddly dog. It's quiet and secluded on the back streets and pretty safe. It gets really cold in winter but then so does your mother's bedroom.

I have been taking my three kids here to play ever since my oldest (now 11 ) was barely…read morewalking. They have revamped it quite a bit over the years,and what I believed was already a great kids playground to begin with,, having two separate play areas, very large lawn for kids to run around ,basketball court etc., now features soft spongy ground areas(as opposed to the cedar wood chips they originally had, even more toys and rides, plenty of benches and a covered sitting area,as well as a water fountain. They did remove the basketball court,however it was to make the park more younger-child friendly( basically trying to discourage older teens from hanging out) ,which made room fore the expansions. It is well lit(they added plenty of new lighting ,run off of solar panel energy),newly refenced,and simply a wonderful park in my opinion. They on occasion host free events for the residents,such as an annual Easter egg hunt,and one year they even had mini-festival. . Overall I'd say it is the best park in town,a wonderful place to get away and curl up with a good book, very ample play areas and activities for kids,and also a great place for an afternoon picnic.

I'm intrigued. Went today... cool spring afternoon. Hidden near refinery and landfill. Where do I…read morebegin? Quiet. Erie or peaceful? I think both. Creepy? A little Hidden? Very Unsettling? Kept looking back and around for other people. Saw a small family, a couple, a man and baby son, a lone guy, a guy with a bike. Still kept looking around. Path: mostly boardwalk and pebbled paths. Tall grass and trees doesn't let you see across path. Path has shade from trees. River/creek/marsh: it was dry, low tide. Didn't see any wildlife there. Smells salty. Tall deer fence: I guess to keep the deer off path? Pretty sure deer can go around it. Signs posted along path with information. No dogs allowed. Views: not much. Lots of tall grass and trees. And the landfill mountain. Very insulated. I wouldn't go alone. You can't see in or out. Poison ivy EVERYWHERE!!!!! Don't touch anything! I did like that there are lots of birds and you can hear them all. It's very quiet and has a good nature feel. I will go back to explore more. I think there needs to be more patrol or surveillance cameras.

Great place to go for a walk and escape the town life…read more Don't know if I'd call Linden a "city" city. It'd be cool if it were accessible from downtown, but it's not. There were a lot of deer out when I went. If you like to take pictures with an actual camera, bring a zoom lens. I am looking forward to the expansions they plan to implement. In it's current form though, it's still a great place to run or go for a walk.