Great, clean park. Fully fenced. Gazebo for furry friends parents to stay shaded. Water jugs and…read morebowls for sharing. Shovels and poop bags for clean up. Well maintained large area. Cute small trail walk to park hidden in back. Love it!

Bring your bug spray! Lots of mosquitoes (July). Well marked and mostly well maintained trails…read more Fair amount of parking. My son and I came to do the CLC Nature Quest.

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.

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.

Great place to let your dog stretch our for a while on a cold winter night! Warm, clean and…read morewelcoming - both the environment and staff! Glad to have it for playdates and the pups there for daycare seem to love it and are safe.

From the owner: Doggy daycare and an indoor dog park run by veterinary professionals. Our space is clean,…read moreregulated, and safe for dogs to play. During dog park hours, dog owners get to hang out and lounge while their pups play.

As it turns out, I incorrectly named this park. After pooch romping around said dog park, we…read morefound big as life that this park is Ye Old Albany Dog Park. Its located at Wallenburg Park (human side) and abuts the entrance to 787 from Pearl Street. it does not have any water on site, bring some for you and your pooch. It's still a new park and is still clean. So far owners have been very conscientious. They do have poo recepticles but I don't remember if there were bags there. During the day I can't imagine where you can park, but a Saturday or Sunday morning you can find street parking.

Not super big, metered parking M-F 8-5. Plenty of trees for shades, no water station as another…read morereviewer said. Poop bag stations and plenty of benches plus rocks for your dog to climb onto. High quality sturdy fence and downtown setting!

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!!!

Hand Hollow is a 433 acre site with a pond and lots of hiking trails…read moreIn the late fall and winter it's definitely a 5 star spot but in spring it's REALLY MUDDY and in summer all you can hear on the weekends is the racetrack on Rt. 20. I walked the trails here last weekend and it was peaceful and serene. If you do all the trail loops it works out to about 5 miles worth of trails, not enough to make it a real work out but perfect on a winter day.

We only took the green trail and only a mile of it because the dog was being a jerk and my family…read morewas whining about the mud (this is why I usually hike alone.) But the trail was well marked and mostly gentle hills/easy, although lots of boulders/tree roots to watch out for. No bugs to speak of. Lovely this time of year with the leaves falling like rain in the forest. Cute bridges and benches.

"An excellent local off-leash area with separate, well-maintained enclosures for large and small…read moredogs, making it perfect for socializing."

I love coming to this dog park when we visit Saratoga. Super…read morelarge fenced in space for the dogs to run and a separate walking trail. Convenient garbage cans for the doggie poo. Grass is well kept and cut short. Plenty of trees for shade with picnic tables for seating. Best dog park. :)

So many options and space to play! The kiddos loved the zip line! There is a spacious field to play…read moreball right next to the playground and bathrooms available at the building where the pool is. There are also porta John's next to the park. There are pavilions with tables and shaded tables in the park itself. Tennis court and work out stations along a walking path and volleyball court to enjoy as well! Truly a gem to the community!!

What a great park. My wife and I came here with our baby on a day off and it was a perfect place to…read moreplay. It was hot though, and while lots of sheltering trees could be found around the perimeter it would have been nice if more shady things had been integrated into the play area. But, it had lots of stuff I had never seen before like rocking benches, cool sliding boards, and safe merry-go-rounds (ahh, bring back the days of the old metal ones that flung you off if you let go!). No dogs allowed on the playground itself, so if you bring one you are stuck also sitting along the edges watching.