As far as the park goes, it's nice. There are two areas, one for large dogs and one for small. Both…read moreare fenced and gated. There are chairs and benches for dog owners to hang out on, doggy bags (they're usually stocked but as I write this review, this is the first time it's not stocked), water bowls, pool tubs for the dogs, and a hose to fill the pool and water bowls. There's enough parking and there's a playground right across. As for the dog owners, there's always an issue on the larger dog side. The owners don't really pay attention to their dogs and a fight breaks out. Not too many people take responsibility. The smaller dog side is great, though. Everyone gets along and the owners are more responsible than the larger dog side (maybe because the land area is so much bigger than the small dog side). Either way, it's conveniently located near home.

City of Stamford should be ashamed at how run down this park has become. The dog parks are used…read moredaily, even more than the NEW playground they built. They had a ribbon cutting with the mayor...big show...and right behind the playground is a rotting fence that is about to fall down, hardly any grass in the small dog park, and a pile of leaves that they couldn't be bothered to pick up. It's a disgrace.

My wife and I start our day by visiting Bruce Park every single morning with our fur babies, and…read morehonestly, it's become an essential ritual for us. There is something incredibly grounding about catching the park early in the morning, especially when there's a blanket of fog hovering right over the Duck Pond. We use this time to soak in the serenity and wonder of nature, establishing peace with ourselves before we have to give the rest of our day to others. As the oldest coastal public park in Greenwich (Robert Moffat Bruce donated the 100-acre estate back in 1908), it's just a beautiful, historic piece of land. It is always incredibly clean and impeccably well-maintained. The landscape transitions seamlessly from open wooded areas to tranquil ponds with benches and scenic salt marshes. If you are into photography, this place is an absolute goldmine for flowers and wildlife. It's a diverse sanctuary for both resident and migratory birds. Depending on the season, I've been able to photograph everything from Great Blue Herons, Great Egrets, Mute Swans, and Double-crested Cormorants to Raptors like Red-tailed Hawks, Ospreys, and even wintering Bald Eagles. The songbirds (like Carolina Wrens and Tufted Titmice) and winter visitors like Buffleheads and Wood Ducks make it a birdwatcher's paradise. Beyond the wildlife and walking/jogging paths, the park has a ton of amenities--a great children's playground, gazebos, picnic areas, and scattered public art and sculptures. For sports, they have baseball/softball fields, tennis courts, and even a lawn bowling and croquet court. Public restrooms are also available and kept clean. Whether you're looking for a vigorous morning jog, a spot to bring the family, or just a quiet place to sit on a bench and watch the ospreys dive, Bruce Park is a local gem. Highly recommend an early morning visit!

Lovely and well maintained park…read more Lots of parking available surrounding the ponds along the park paths. Lots of walking/running paths throughout the park. A few benches around the park. The large sundial sculpture is an interesting attraction. There is a little diagram nearby explaining how the sundial works. There are also a few sculptures there as well. Very safe with lots of friendly park-goers. Public welcome...no town/county/state restrictions to my knowledge.

Solid hiking here. We went during a beautiful day and enjoyed getting lost on the trails for an…read morehour or so. The mansion is closed for renovations, but there was more than enough to enjoy without it.

After almost two years living in Norwalk, I finally discovered this shady oasis from All Trails…read morewhen dog sitting. The trail system is super well maintained and an easy loop to follow. There are multiple green spaces and designated dog areas around the mansion. Cranbury park is super shady and a quiet place to unwind from city noise.

I took my little almost 3 year old here one summer weekend. Apparently, I wasnt the only one that…read morehad that idea cuz it was packed! There was plenty of parking throughout the park, including some improvised parking near the tennis courts. We headed for the nature trails which were well-maintained. There were SO MANY BUGS in the trails so come prepared! After spending a bit of time in the trails, we hit the playgrounds. There is one gated area for smaller kids and a bigger playground for big kids. They also have public restrooms near the little grill they have by the baseball fields. The bathroom was clean.

Amazing park- large walking routes, outdoor Tennis courts, dog park, pool, carriage house, ice rink…read more and public theatre.

was bitten by a Rottweiler here and lost sensation in one arm. then my cousins car was broken into…read morehe is elderly and lost one thousand dollars and credit cards hacked

Located adjacent to the Westport Playhouse, Winslow Park is a large, Westport-owned park in the…read moreheart of the town. In addition to walking and biking trails, it has a picnic area, a large off-leash area for dogs, fields, and gardens. It's open from sunup to sundown, and it has its own parking lot (a plus in Westport). It's really more of a large abandoned farm estate than a park. It's beautiful and perfect for dogs to run around in. There's a watering fountain, some toys (but not many--bring your own), and nice benches scattered around the grounds. Nice touch: the benches are named in memory of people's pets. Very nice park.

I have 4 Bull Terriers and they can be a handful. Every time they board at Pets A Go Go in Stamford…read moreI leave them confident they will receive the best of care & pick them up happy & healthy. My 13 year old Penny enjoys day care but the staff realizes she needs to have periods of rest in her suite. My youngest Stella is a bundle of energy & every day is a party at day care for her. As a matter of fact when I picked them up the other day after boarding 2 plus weeks, Stella didn't want to leave! I have found Owner Nicole, manager Jane & staff to be extremely responsible and caring.

** LONG POST** I normally wouldn't post something like this…read moreand I am not looking to bash anyone in anyway. But, on Friday I dropped Luna off at Petsagogo in Research park. She's been here a number of times with no incidents... I dropped her off around 8:30 and picked her up around 4. By the time we got home we noticed her side was gashed and there was dried blood. I reached out to ask were they aware of this? Or had they seen this? As it was a Friday and it was late I decided to clean it up myself and Saturday morning I would call her vet. In the meantime the place called me back & explained they hadnt see this happen or that they were aware .. but apparently they saw blood AFTER we happened to leave, separated the dogs, but couldn't find the source. Well, that's because my poor girl wass the source of the blood... although they were very kind, they could not offer me an answer or anything in return. Fast forward to Saturday morning and we get into the vet. Luna ended up needing six staples and is coned for the next 10 to 14 days with limited activity. I have to spend these days walking her on a leash, she can't run, she can't play. She is on a strict bed rest to keep the staples in tact. I decided to reach back out to the place and let them know the outcome. Sadly the only thing they had to offer was that " Staples usually hold up." I asked them to run their cameras so that they can see which Dog did this to her, and in hopes that it doesn't happen to another dog. I know these are risks we take when we drop off our fur babies and I know we sign a waiver when doing so. My biggest concern wasn't that it happened, it was that it happened and no one knew. It happened & I wasn't told because they weren't aware which makes me wonder how often are these dogs left unsupervised? Needless to say I won't be sending her back. I'm glad she's okay and she's going to get all the TLC she needs! I just wish it didn't happen.

A small open lawn surrounded by a stone fence with a picnic table, trash bin, and historic markers…read more A good place to play catch or let a dog run if they can respect the small stone wall and voice commands. The parking is a small dirt lot.

It's a great spot for all dogs I bring my English black lab guide dog once a week and he loves itread more

the park has really changed the life of my recent rescue, GigI. shes found joy and companionship in…read morethis user-friendly park. the people are very nice, for the most part, and there is an ownership feeling among the members, when we're there. it's close to home and even has a barrel with water, if you forget to bring some from home. there are lots of hoes and such to refill divets dug by my girl. I hope we can get someone to mow even more often, as the grass gets high when it rains a lot! the dogs love the high grass, but I like to walk the perimete, so I prefer short grass. thanks guys, for a great park!!!