The part looks like it has not been maintained in years. There are a lot of overgrown weeds…read more The gates do not close properly Overall it is rundown.

This dog park is just ok…read more I don't like that there isn't a water fountain for the dogs. It also doesn't have two separate sections; one for the large and small dogs. It is however surrounded by trees, so there is shade provided if the sun happens to beat down that day. It's located in a very wealthy area, but when I went only 1 dog was there. Maybe I just went at the wrong time. Would I go back: I will give it a total of 3x's before deciding to ditch the place and look for another dog park.

I found Riverside Park when I moved to the area and was looking for a dog park. While the dog park…read moreitself is a bit of a letdown (it's more of a dog run than a park and the last few times I went there the pups had dug massive holes that need to be filled in). That said, Riverside Park itself is gorgeous. There are baseball fields, tennis courts, playgrounds, hiking paths, etc. It's gorgeous, safe and family oriented. The only thing that would make the park better would be if they expanded the dog area.

With Wilmington being a sand disaster and full of puddles after rainstorms, this brand new…read moreBurlington location has become our go-to Park. It opened up in the summer of 2018 and is definitely CLEAN. It has a fake grass area about 75 feet long and the park itself easily stretches 200 feet long, which is mainly gravel. There are actually barrels here to throw away your poo and there is running water both in the big dog park along with the smaller dog area. Some people will leave behind balls but definitely bring a toy if your dog tends to play well with others when they have them. Oh and you also don't need to bring your own doggie bags if you don't want to since they are provided. I'm not sure what more you could ask for. Almost everything you would ever need is provided for you and it has ample parking. It was the perfect addition to Burlington, bring your pupper down for a little play time!

Excellent dog park!! The people and the dogs are sooooo nice and it is kept up by the town…read morebeautifully. People come from all over to go here, because it is such a fantastic dog park. The town does a great job!!!

Very nice!! Both areas are nice and large!!! Both of our dogs greatly enjoyed it !! Trash…read morereciprocals could be a bit more local to help promote cleanliness.

my dog had a great time!! she made friends with the other dogs!!! the dog park was easy to get to…read moreand there was water for the doggies. definitely will bring her there again soon!

Come here about 1-2x/week with my puppy. She LOVES this park and we both enjoy the scenery, playing…read morewith other dogs and time in nature. I appreciate that most other dog owners here are chill and that despite all the signs saying not to swim in the pond, the dogs are jumping in there all the time and the park rangers aren't hardcore about enforcement. In the summer, it's important to have a few places you can take your dog where they can still be active but keep cool. And Sheepfold and the surrounding Fells trails is a great place to explore off-leash with your (well-behaved) dogs. Reason I can't give it 5 stars is lack of facilities. No trash cans once past the parking lot. No port-a-potties or bathrooms. No fresh drinking water for dogs or humans. Lack of shade and seating areas in the main part Sheepfold - all there exists is one rickety picnic table under a tree where everyone huddles under when the sun is intense. I would gladly give a recurring monthly donation to the Fells Reservation to have these amenities added!

Great dog park that's not too far from the city. There's a huge field where the dogs can run / play…read morefetch and many trails around there for if you want to get out of the sun or go for a walk yourself (on the trails you're supposed to leash your dog but it's maybe 50/50 but haven't ever seen anyone complain). There's no in-place water source for the dogs, but plenty of people bring water and are happy to share. My pup always has a great time and can't wait to go back!

The Derry dog park, a fall from grace. This dog park has…read moregotten bad. Very muddy, stinky, run down, and barb wire on top of the fence. WTF is with that? Many dog owners that are irresponsible with not watching their dogs! Poop that is left behind or a pup that is too aggressive. The org that runs this park needs to step it up and do an overhaul.

I am very pleased, with how many owners watch & intercept their dogs if any rough plays starts to…read moreget out of hand. I have watched a few owners try to correct their dog by taking their dog to anoth location in the park. If that does not work the. The owners removes their dog from the parks. Great responsibility. So far everyone one I met & watched are very friendly with other dogs as well.

This is a nice small dog park with a set of regular visitors. The rules are posted and the park is…read morewell maintained by the town and visitors. There is parking in front and on the side. Please pick up after your pooch. Tip: the water fountain (turned off in the winter) has a dog bowl feature built in! Press the button on the side of the dog bowl and the bowl fills. Very cool!

Great dog park. Lots of friendly people and dogs! Had a run-in with an irresponsible dog owner…read morewho's dog was overly aggressive with our pup. Her dog bit the top of our dog's neck while she was swimming Multiple times. We relocated while warning the dog's owner that the behavior was aggressive. She explained that "that's how my dog plays." We moved to another spot, and the dog came over to our dog again and began the same behavior, pushing her underwater. The dog owner came up to us saying that her dog plays that way and without apology, observed her dog aggressively biting our dog's neck, drowning her again; we got out of there. Cool dog park, unfortunate dog owner. I informed her that she can't have an aggressive dog there, and she couldn't believe it. I urge the dog park to implement some sort of authority to notify these people that they can't have their aggressive dogs there.

This park is great for children. It's a mere mile north of downtown Nashua. Follow Main Street…read morenorth and it turns into Concord Street. The park is on both sides of the street. On the left side of the street, there's a wading pool that's clean and well maintained. Just yards/meters away from that is a good playground - slides, swings and a climbing structure. It's fairly shaded, too (the pool area isn't). Just yards away in the other direction is a bathroom building. This is a real bathroom with real running water,not portapotties, has a male and a female section. The rest is a huge open area surrounded on its edges by lots of picnic tables and bbq pits. On the right side of the street, there is an open-air stage. They do Shakespeare in the park and many other events that are all free. They show movies on Friday nights at sundown during the summer. Just prior to the movie, they have some or other kids' entertainer. Beyond that, there are tennis courts and a baseball diamond. This is a place to take the kids.

It's a small park that's a short walk or drive from downtown. It's not huge, but there is a…read moreplayground for kids and a stage where local theater companies perform outdoor theater in the summer.