We frequent the playground here. It's very clean and very fun for my little ones. They have 2…read moreplayground areas - one for younger kids in the back and the main playground in front near the pavilion. My daughter love this park and never wants to leave!

Beautiful path along the dog park leading to two sections for bigger and smaller dogs. Overall…read moreseems well kept.

This is a great dog park and super clean!…read more Good place to let my service animal run and get some energy out. The only issue is that some people show up with dogs who are not socialized and are aggressive and they do nothing when their dog is attacking others. I'm not sure how often they go, but some other dog owners mentioned that it has gotten worse. If you get there and it's empty take advantage of it. The best days are the sunny days when it's early morning or evening!

So altho dog parks are some what safe alot of diseases go around. I have been taken my dog here and…read morein a 3 month span my dog got kennel cough a rash from fleas and an eye infection. This has never happened before. I will not be taking him there anymore. Now i know why people say it can be dangerous or unhealthy.

Ok, folks, now I haven't been yet to every single dog park in Westchester County (a place where I…read moregrew up and just returned to and am stunned at how dog-unfriendly it can be) -- but I'm here to tell you that the Ossining Dog Park is WONDERFUL! I'm hoping to move back to Westchester for a job, and now with my dog in tow, and a big dog park fan, went in search of some good ones. I was getting discouraged until I found a website that lists all of Westchester's dog parks -- http://www.animal-link.org/parks.shtml -- and the one in Ossining looked interesting, so finally decided to try it out. I have been to dog parks in LA, SF, Vegas, and all over Central Florida and this is definitely in the Top 3. It is on the grounds of a very rustic park -- the dog park is way up the hill, set aside, secluded, amongst forest. It is very quiet, woodsy, peaceful, and whomever designed it really did so with dogs in mind (you'd be surprised at how many dog parks are just slapped together with no forethought whatsoever). It has those great wood chips on the ground, a doggie drinking fountain, plenty of poop bag stations, chairs, doggie "playground" items, a big boulder to climb on, and, very important to me, a sloping landscape, which is great for the dogs exercise-wise. And, not the least: not only are the dogs all great, all the people I met are wonderful, which is not always the case at these places. I heard this place is very popular -- one regular travels all the way from Eastchester! -- even in the winter. Thank you City Of Ossining and others for having the good judgment to have a great dog park. They "get it." A lot of cities, all they think of is the hassle of the dog park -- but GOOD dog parks bring people from all around, and many times that means bringing consumer dollars to the community.

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

Such a special spot to hike with your dog and family. Open fields, expanses of green and meadows…read moreand ponds, all set behind the homes of multimillionaires. It feels like a never-ending sprawl of beauty, where any time of day, any season, is sensational. The best hike in Westchester. 5 stars!!!!

Grassy preserve that is blocked via shallow stone walls into square lots. Peaceful. Pups love it…read more Different from other preserves in the area. No muddy terrain, which is great for me post-hike cleanups.

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.

I joined the dog park in May as we had just moved to Beacon. I was really happy that they screen…read morethe dogs ahead of time by having them register their dog with the city and submit their vaccination records. No aggressive dogs are allowed. I really appreciate this as my dog is an anxiety prone rescue. While we lived in NYC we couldn't go into any of the dog parks as you never know anything about the dogs. Also, the park is very big so the dogs have space to stay to themselves unlike the small parks in NYC. Everyone I have met is very kind and helpful. I have found out about such great restaurants, contractors, other dog friendly places, vet clinics and a wonderful doggy daycare place.

Not sure what these negative reviews are about…read more...... There is and always has been a separate entrance for small dogs; there is no reason for a small dog not to come here. Secondly thankfully this is a private dog park that anyone can join for an annual fee. Makes me feel safe that only neutered/spayed dogs with all appropriate vaccinations come here. I'm happy to pay $55 a year knowing that all the dogs that come here are fully vaccinated and fixed. Well worth it. I go almost daily, I've yet to see a fight.

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