A FB Corgi meet up brought us here today…read more Great big gated dog park. Jack, my miniature Doxie, did very well and we had a ball! There were ramps and tubes for the fur babies to play on and in. I got to rough up lots of Corgis, including a precious pup named Trixie :) Super nice group. I was welcomed by so many, despite not having my own Corgi (yet). This park is a tad too far for us to go to, but I totally would if we lived closer.

I must say that I was very impressed with this dog park. We wanted to take our dog out to get her…read moremind off of our other dog passing away :(. We found this park minutes from our house. It is right next to a sports complex and playground on the other side of the road. We were immediately impressed with the size of the fenced in area and the limitation on weight for the smaller dogs. The fenced in area closest to the street is for dogs 25lbs and less and then a pond in between that area and the large dog area for pups over 25lbs. There were plenty of benches to sit on, trees for shade, a dog mound with tunnel in the middle, and a water fountain for adults and for dogs. The grass was well maintained and the area was very clean. We are extremely happy we found this area. Our dog had a lot of fun chasing her ball around and made some friends along the way.

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.

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.

Have to agree with the other reviewers, this is a pretty cool dog park. The park itself is large…read moresurrounded by trees and gazebos scattered throughout. In addition, there are 2 fenced in dog parks, for small and large dogs. Within the fenced areas are benches and picnic table and bench combo seating as well as trees and lots of grassy spots. Dogs can run around and chasing each other or tennis balls/frisbees. Spacious and a gathering spot where pet parents can chat it up about their pooches or current events. A must doggie park to visit if you live in the nearby vicinity.

If you have a very active dog, this is the place to take them! Swim lessons are awesome and can't…read morewait to teach our Lady how to dock dive! One very happy, tired dog!

Really like bringing my 3 boys here. There's a small and big section which is nice when there are…read moresome rough playing dogs but sometimes all the joining gates are open and everyone plays together. There's a 3rd section with turf and agility course items. My boys love scratching their backs on the turf. We've met some awesome dogs to play with. Sometimes dogs don't get along but the owners are usually great about knowing when to leave if that happens

Nice set up with one side gravel and bark for large dogs, another with dirt and grass for small…read moredogs, and a third with artificial grass where social well behaved dogs could play tag and use the ramps together.

What a cute dog park! It's small but that was fine for my twin "nephews" since they're a Jack…read moreRussell mix breed / on the smaller side. The park has some tunnels and ramps for cuties to play on. It's locked up nicely - we felt that the boys were safe and secure. We stayed about 20 minutes. (we cleaned up the poop, but apparently others did not - nasty!) We'll visit a few times again before our dog-sitting is over.

Wanted to take the 2 pups out for a playful time to burn some energy. Decided to research dog parks…read morein the local area and found this spot. Tucked away in a residential area with a backdrop of a wooded area this small dog park was an adequate find. I was hoping there would be other pet owners and their small 4 legged tikes but no luck today. It was only me and the pups. A fenced in dog park with chipped wood as the ground surface area which one of my pups found appetizing. As the photos show its a small dog park that even with a small dogs doesn't have a lot to offer. The pups enjoyed sniffing around the park several times and got exercise as I threw a tennis ball on the elevated slope multiple times. I think larger dogs would not get much out of this park and must be catered more to the medium to smaller dogs due to it small size. Not a great park nor a bad park just an okay park and would recommend for smaller dogs. In addition, if you want your small dog(s) to be socialized, you must come when there are more pet owners here and I am unsure of when that is. Clearly, not mid days on Saturdays....

I decided to take my little Roxy girl to a doggy park. I usually take her to further ones like in…read moreGlenside, Horsham area, but I didn't want to drive far this time. Plus, it had been a while since I last took her to one. She is well behaved and trained but her being a year and 5 months old (still a baby) she still has energy and loves to play. So, I decided to look for one near the area. She doesn't really have a playmate and I know she can get bored at home with her 2 cat sisters who don't play much with her. I wanted her to have some fun and found this one while searching. She is a Boxer/Pitbull mix. There were 2 others there with their dogs who were playing and running around, but as soon as they saw me coming, they grabbed their dogs and left. I didn't even make it to the gate. No Biggy I just took her for a little 15 min walk and circled back and 2 more dogs where there, again playing and running around, so I took her back in and they also grabbed their dogs and left. She was so excited when she saw them, and the disappointed whining afterwards was just so sad, because of course, she wanted to play and ended up alone. I felt so bad, and she doesn't understand you know, I just couldn't help but assume that they discriminated her. I hope not but I do know it's an issue at times, even though I try not to think of it that way because it usually isn't most times. Like I said she's been to doggy parks before, and usually people are more interactive and nicer. We're all obviously dog lovers but I felt very unwelcomed. Definitely a little weird. Maybe it was an off day, I don't know, either way I don't know if I'll be going back there again. We'll see! Hopefully I can find her a doggy playmate one day.

Impossible to find, both apple and Google maps show it as an abandoned building, we walked the…read moreentirety of the trail with no luck

This is one of the better OFF-LEASH dog parks in the area. It is large. The enclosed fence is very…read morehigh and secure. (even for dogs that are known to scale some high fences). The park has a double-gated entry. You must use a leash while entering/exiting the park. A maximum of two dogs per adult at one time is allowed inside the park. When other dogs are waiting, they ask that you limit your use to thirty (30) minutes. Owners must remain with their dogs at all times. For me, I use the dog park to allow my dog to run wild, exercise and play catch with me. I also use it for him to socialize with other dogs. However, I don't like dog parks that allow multiple dogs (either does my dog) so the two dog rule is perfect for us. They have dog poop trash cans and bags for animal waste disposable. CONS: A permit is required for use of the park (annual fee is $25) and the rules are quite strict (http://tinyurl.com/mocahjx). For me, this is a PRO because it helps keep out the riff-raff. Though, not sure how many people actually have permits. I would give a 5 star rating but the last time I visited the park I found a few pot-holes in the ground (dog could break a leg). Hopefully the township fixes them soon.

I'm sure the playground is just fine here, but the dog park is sad. It's a big rectangle of grass…read morewith a fence. No water source, no shade, just fenced in grass. There's apparently a membership you have to buy, too. There's at least one nicer dog park in spitting distance, though maybe this one is helpful if you live in the development.

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!

Great place to walk. Benches are in great spots along the lake to enjoy the view and relax.read more