Great place! Amazing location. However, I was pretty shocked about the amount of dog poop not…read morepicked up! Shame on these owners!! Bags are even provided! I love that there are community toys, balls, and even a kiddie pool and running water!! My dog was very happy, even though it was very hot when we went. Can't wait to go back now that it's getting cooler out.

Such a beautiful dog park with such amazing dogs and even more incredible owners! The park is…read morespacious, clean, well maintained and has some agility and tunnels for the dogs to explore. plenty of seating in chairs and benches with a covered area to sit under on those hotter days. Apart also planted some trees for the dogs to enjoy and offer some shade. The park offers Going fun events like water play for the dogs and yuppie hour so you can enjoy cocktails and food while your dogs play. The park is also nicely hidden behind the recycling center which makes it quiet and private. One of the best dog parks around! highly recommend!

Great dog park,clean and well maintained Locals are…read morefriendly and so are their dogs 5 dollar parking

Very well clean and maintained. You will need to get a permit to use the park. They leave a little…read morecabinet for the dogs and yourself like bug spray sunscreen etc etc. bathrooms right next door and some picnic tables and chairs to relax while your dogs play with the many many tennis balls they have here as well! Definitely love this park

Imagine a dog park covered entirely in fish tank gravel, with such soft footing that neither dog…read morenor human can walk comfortably, let alone run. This is easily the worst dog park in Passaic County, entirely due to the ground surface. Who came up with this idea? It's a nice park. It's conveniently located. It has tremendous potential! There are nice facilities, umbrellas for sun shelter, a doggie water fountain, etc. But the dogs just cannot run around comfortably on gravel. This is just parks planning gone wrong, likely conceived by someone who doesn't have dogs.

*Playground review!*…read more This one is a good one, y'all. It's definitely on the newer side and is a decent size for a bunch of kids to run & play. The brightly colored slides, tunnels, swings can be seen from Black Oak Ridge Rd. so it's hard to avoid when cruising the nighborhood -- I speak from experience! :-P There's a couple different structures -- one for smaller kids (1-3yo, I think) and one for older/bigger kids. My son has a blast climbing up the tunnels and down the slides every time we visit this playground. Note: the parking lot is a good size... but fills up quickly as it shares the lot w/ the dog park... and there's really no street parking along the park as it's a pretty active intersection.

A lot of great people and dogs. Park is dirty and can be very muddy. There are holes in the fencing…read morewhich allows for small dogs to escape. Generally, poor upkeep by the Town of Greenburgh.

Finally got a chance to visit here today with my pup. It was easy to find. Layout is pretty simple…read more Dogs under 30lbs in one fenced in area, over 30lbs in a much bigger area. It wasn't too busy the time we went. Would definitely go back.

Right off of 416 and it is an amazing lot of land. Between bike trails, small ponds and a nice dog…read morepark, the park offers much for everyone. It's a beautiful landscape that lays host to many event including the 4th of July fireworks. A great place to relax, have a picnic or just relax among nature. It's a beautiful park that is very well kept. The staff keeps it very clean and well maintained. The bathrooms are pretty clean, the staff friendly and it is dog friendly. It also has the Arboretum connected to it. It is a nice hidden treasure of the Campbell Hall and Montgomery area.

There are only aggressive dogs there and owners are not responsible to make sure their dogs are…read morebehaved. My dog was twice attacked by Akitas there. The dogs circle and crowd a dog entering the park. my mild mannered dog had to show his teeth to defend himself. Owners sit on benches and socialize.

Great dog park! With a few things that could be upgraded. I…read moredrive 20 minutes to come here as a treat for my dogs, as it's the largest dog park I know of and has some great off-leash allowed walking space as well. There is basically 4 different areas in this park - a small dog area, 2 large dog areas and a short wooded path that you can walk on with your dog. Sometimes I've been here where they close half the larger dog area, I'm not sure why this is. In the parking lot, there is a port-a-john for us humans, and trash can/doggie bags for the pups. Everyone seems to be really responsible here with their dog which is a major benefit. Some cons: - can be muddy after rain - no trash cans or bags provided inside the park area, only before you enter the park - sometimes they close half the park (I don't know why this is?) - limited seating/benches for humans

I must say this is my favorite dog park I have ever been to. I have two little dogs, and take them…read morehere often to roam in the small dog area. Typically always pleasant experiences with the people and other dogs. As long as people follow the rules that is... However, I have to include an important warning for those in the small dog section about the trees above that drop these fairly large rock-solid chestnuts at unexpected periods of time at lightning speeds!! One of these suckers hit my 10 pound shitzu in the back pretty hard and she was yelping in pain/fear! :(

As there are not a lot of dog parks in LoHud, we go out of our way to find new ones. This one was a…read morepleasant surprise. First, it is way off the beaten path. Second, there are two ways in from the parking lot. To the right is the more immediate route. To the left is a lengthy--and beautiful hiking trail. It's at least a mile long, with hills, and has a deteriorating exercise path. This leads out into a pasture with paved walk ways. There are not a lot of signs, so just stick to the right and just when you think you will never find it, you will eventually reach the dog park. The park itself is a huge swath of grass surrounded by a fence, which thrilled both my pups. There's not a lot of tree cover, nor is there available water, which was a downer. As we took the trail to get there on a hot summer day, they only had so much energy left to run around, especially after we ran out of water. Still, the park entrance is closer than we realized from the other side, and there are bathrooms, and thus, a sink with water available if you need it. If we are ever out that way again, we'll visit.

Large run that is a little hike from parking:…read more Things it has going for it: - Large Run - Parking (but a little far from run) - Adequate fencing Things is has going against it: - No separate large and small dog runs - No water - Limited seating - Wood chip and grass ground cover - Limited shade - No poop bags Seems like half the people use this run and the other half use the big field just outside the run, which isn't fenced. Since this run is off the beaten path from the rest of the park, many people have their dogs off leash on these paths, which the park doesn't allow. From parking lot it is about a 1/4 mile walk up a trail to this dog run. Add water, more seating and shade and this is possibly a 3 star run. Also add a separate small dog run and better ground cover and it could be a 4 star run. Dog runs/parks I have been to so far: http://www.yelp.com/list/nyc-area-dog-parks-runs-queens-5

Definitely the best dog park! We make a 50 min travel from Kinnelon just to go here. There is an…read moreabundance of space that is gated. There is separation for larger and smaller dogs but the little ones can join the larger. There is a well with water and a dog pool, a pavilion for shade for the parents but also several chairs to sit around. Lots of toys and skill building fixtures. Our Harry absolutely loves it here and dogs are friendly as well as the parents. In the hotter months there is a stream/brook that runs parallel with a gate to access if your dog is ok to take a dip(water depth is shallow). Have fun if you explore it!

This is the most beautiful dog park in the entire state…read more Mason loves it here. Everyone is friendly and all of the people that go are very knowledgeable about dogs and training.

Nice for small dogs, not large dogs. Whoever designed it had the best intentions but the fence is…read moreonly about 3 feet high. Had to leave because my sister's Husky could easily jump the fence and start chasing squirrels.

Everyone is super friendly - human and dogs alike. Owners are good at adhering to the big dog park…read moreand small dog park spots. There's also a great big park and small park for humans too. Plenty of parking. The biggest complaint is how muddy the parking lot and dog park gets.

Nice park for the beginner or more experienced hiker or just someone who wants to have some peace…read moreand quiet outdoors for a couple of hours. The parking lot is big and there is a bathroom, which is appreciated. I took a look at the trail map before I left to find one of a decent length, so check out options, but the trails are well-marked. Once you get past the main train next to the lake, you can find yourself pretty alone except for another occasional hiker, but you can vibe with nature, see a waterfall, and just breathe in the fresh air. Some of the trails are long, but I paced one that was only a couple of miles and still got some nice scenery and a lot of steps in. It's great this park isn't too far from the urban areas of Northern NJ and there are many trail options so you can visit again and experience something new. There's also a sign for trout fishing if that's your thing. Check it out if you want to get away for the day.

This was my first time and what a blast! What I love about…read morehiking is that there's so many cool and magical places that you can't get to by car. For decades I've driven up 287 and wondered what was in all the hills and mountains and today I finally got to see. I met up with my local plus size hiking group for our last hike of the year and Ramapo was a first for all of us despite being longtime New Jerseyans. We did the Macmillan trail and clocked about 3.5 miles total. We went the long trail around the reservoir and then dipped back down the waterfall trail. Very thankful we did it that way - I think all the stairs on the waterfall trail would have been treacherous given the conditions and a bit demoralizing. Getting the big hills out the way first and enjoying the lake made the waterfall that much sweeter. So many dogs and kind people on the trail. Trash was almost non-existent. Tons of rocks and logs to sit a spell - but at below freezing temps we kept it moving lol. Highlights: -ample parking (bc it was cold) -giant rocks -waterfalls -exposed slabs -gorgeous vistas -the swan!!