Really nice! 6ft fence and areas for large dogs, small/elderly dogs, and agility training. Lots of…read moretoys too. We'll be back!

Even though it was a lil rainy we took our corgis to grand opening today and we all agree that the…read morepark is AMAZING!!! Chandler did a wonderful job and all the dogs enjoyed themselves so much! We can't wait to return for more fun and meeting more wonderful people and their furry puppers. Thank you, we really needed this in our area.

I love this adorable little dog park and it makes me so happy to see a little town like Ambridge…read morehas created something that we're used to having in city neighborhoods. Good amount of space for dogs of all sizes to get their play on. I've noticed little activity centers for the pups as well, ramps and things to run up and down and all around. Really refreshing to see this.

Sad sad dog park. Most of the equipment is not set up. Only one ramp in the large dog area…read more We would not go back even though there are very few open dog parks in the area.

Small and clean dog park. Others at the park are kind and considerate. Smokey and Miska both love…read moreit!!

This is a wonderful and relatively new dog park that is part of Brandy Springs Community Park. The…read moredog park is conveniently located near the park's entrance off of Rt 158. Parking is nearby and far enough away from the ball fields that you never have to worry about not finding a spot. The off-leash areas are well done and well kept. Two separate areas, one for smaller and one for larger dogs, as parallel and share a common fence well. My dog enjoys this as although she is smaller she loves to play with the bigger dogs by running along the shared fence. The facilities are well marked and in good repair so there's no worry or confusion about dogs escaping. The benches, water fountains and bowls that are provided within the play area are greatly appreciated, as well as the spare doggy bags for cleanup. While the dogs are playing it's really fun to enjoy the view of the lake and surrounding woods. The trail nearby and the resident swans also make for some extra interest with the four-legged friends. Although I usually am the only one there when I visit, the few times I've encountered other visitors and dogs have been really pleasant. This park is a really great addition to a nice community park!

A truly beautiful community park with lots of great amenities. There are nature paths for walking,…read moreopen pavilions for nice picnic gatherings, and enclosed pavilions that can be reserved year around for parties and family get togethers. There's the Maag Outdoor sound stage for outdoor concerts. United States military bands present concerts there in the summer. Townsfolk bring their folding chairs and enjoy the music under the evening sky. There are two outdoor play areas for children: Little Tykes for the Pre-Schoolers, and Kids Town for the older children. Each year in the Spring, you can enjoy hot pancakes and maple syrup offered for a small fee over two weekends. In the Fall, the park hosts the annual Octoberfest. There's always something going on!

Great park, very nice, park personnel are pleasant and helpful. If you have a dog fantastic dog…read morepark co-located, but absolutely beware of the worthy patron group that visit around 0930-1000hrs they are a horrible group that have park personnel on speed dial. So if they aren't accepting of your pooch the false complaints start. After 1200hrs the park is empty of that sad group of individuals.

4.5 stars. The off-leash dog areas in North Park are located near Pearce Mill Road and Walter Road…read more The dog areas are intended for dogs to run around and socialize with other dogs. For over four years, I have been taking my dogs to this dog park. Pros: I always find a nearby parking spot for my vehicle. The park's rules require that dogs be supervised, be licensed and vaccinated, and wear tags. The ground is a fairly large size and is fenced in, so dogs may sprint across the field and get good exercise if they want to do so. Dogs have buckets of water to drink, although more short bowls should be available. People can sit in a pavilion with picnic tables. My late English bulldog Olive was unenergetic and shy, but here she interacted with other dogs and people and built her confidence and social skills. My current French bulldog Daisy enjoyed playing with other dogs and their humans. Cons: Rainy weather makes the ground muddy. Some other dog owners do not clean up their dogs' poop.

We brought our dog to this park for the first time today. We were on our way across country to move…read morefrom the San Francisco Bay Area in California to New Jersey - Pennsylvania to relocate here. Our dog loves to fetch a ball. When a couple of large dogs got her ball, I went down the hill to find it. Both the dogs jumped up on me and one scratched my chin. Later, my wife went to fetch the ball and she was scratched in the face. The owners blamed us for bringing a ball into the park and tempting their dogs (comparing it to a piece of meat) with the ball. We have never encountered this before in any dog park in any location across the country. 2 men and one woman were both yelling at us and telling us to leave the park. It was a very unpleasant experience. They also told us to go back to California. We are moving for retirement and to live near our daughter and her husband. I am 70 and my wife is 68. The behavior on the part of other dog owners was uncalled for and abusive. We often visit dog parks and have made many friends over the years in the parks where we used to live. We also enjoy going to new parks and enjoying the extra space that is available in less urban environments. This is a very nice park, we only have an issue with owners who have limited viewpoints about normal behavior like playing fetch with a beloved pet.

We are so lucky to have this dog park in our community and bonus it's only a 3 minute car ride from…read morehome. Paws on the Run offers two separate parks, one for the small breeds and the other for the larger kinds. It's spacious and allows your pet the opportunity to run off all that energy while maintaining the safety of your animal and others since it's securely fenced in. They also have a double entrance for extra protection and to avoid a possible escape. Prior to adopting our dog Bella we never took our other dogs to the park since they are Chihuahuas and we have a small area of our own yard fenced that is suitable to their exercise needs. But with a larger pet this park is really a great place to allow her some outdoor leash freedom. The park was built in 2010 as a gift from a local family. I understand they have done a decent amount of updates over the years, like plant trees, provide benches, a dog pool for warmer months, outdoor water source for drinking water as well as some tunnels for agility activities. The park is open year around but with all the rain we have been having the park is a bit of a mud pit. I am excited to take our girl here in the spring and summer months. There are a list of rules patrons of the park are to adhere by but it seems at least one is not exactly being followed. I noticed a LOT of dog doo. I wish pet owners would be more disciplined in cleaning up after their pets. It's not only gross it can spread diseases. Otherwise it's a great park for our furry friends.

This is really a great space for the dogs to run and play! I couldn't give it 5 stars simply…read morebecause I love when parks have drinking fountains for dogs and their humans, benches to sit on, and even some structures for the dogs to run over and around. I'm sure this park will have even more great features as time goes on since it seems quite new. I'm so happy that I found it! Our lab is sure to have some great playtime adventures here.

A gorgeous park with something to offer for everyone! Great walking trails that are accessible for…read morethose with strollers and wheelchairs. Trails that are a bit more challenging. A really nice playground. The park is also beautifully landscaped. It seems to perpetually be in bloom from early spring through the fall. There are picnic/pavilion areas, bathrooms (port a potties) and there is plenty of parking. I also really enjoy the fountain area for some relaxing but it is also great for pictures! A fun park to visit for all ages.

We were all packed into a house with several families and little kids who needed some time to run…read moreand stretch their legs so I quickly looked up the nearest best park on Yelp. Voila, Highland Park saved the day. The thing that attracted me most was the playground that featured plenty of shade as well as playscapes that worked for various ages including babies with a soft floor. I also want to highlight that this park features hiking trails and a great view overlooking downtown Pittsburgh. It's tucked into a historic neighborhood so the drive to the park was also pleasant. If I lived in the area, I could see myself frequenting this park. Overall a wonderful experience and we will definitely visit the next time we are in Pittsburgh!

I've been coming to Raccoon Creek State Park for over 50 years now, and it's one of those rare…read moreplaces that has somehow kept its magic across generations. My earliest memories from the 1970s are filled with the smell of charcoal smoke at the picnic groves and the freezing shock of jumping into the lake on hot summer afternoons. As a kid, that beach felt massive, and a simple day trip with packed lunches (the peanut butter and jelly sandwiches melted to goodness from the sun) and blankets spread out on the grass was the best part of summer with my sisters and mom. As I grew into adulthood, the way I used the park changed, but I never stopped going. I didn't always go swimming but instead would explore the miles of hiking trails. The best part, though, was getting to experience it all over again through my daughter's eyes. Taking her there when she was little and watching her hit the water and run around the playground were special times indeed. Raccoon Creek isn't just a park to me; it's a constant in my life. Over five decades later, facilities might get updated here and there, but the familiar feeling of the place hasn't changed a bit. It's serene, nostalgic, and always feels like coming home.

Raccoon Creek is a short drive from the city and an amazing escape into nature! I've camped here a…read morefew times and love how easy and accessible it is for so many reasons. The bathrooms are close by the camp sites and clean! Plus they have hot water for showering. The water pump for drinking water is fresh and better than my tap at home. The lake is so nice and the ice cream stand is the best (bring cash). Definitely recommend booking the camp sites closest to the trail that takes you to the beach. It's about a 15 minute hike, but so much nicer than driving 15 minutes to the beach.

Such a cute park. A shame that they are closed on Monday and Tuesday. Brought my dog on a 40 min…read moredrive for nothing. She was so excited and we never thought a dog park would be closed.

New dog park in Moon Township. Big open space for large and small dogs to explore. Lots of parking.read more

This is the only dog park nearby, so it's convenient. However, it is quite small and doesn't get a…read moreton of doggy visitors. Great place for dog introductions. The rest of the park is nice with paved paths, soccer fields, and jungle gyms for children.