Beautiful park for nice, friendly dogs to run off leash. Everyone I met was very welcoming. I will…read moredefinitely go back with my Lab

My Dog loves this park as did all previous dogs, only issue as with any park is the occasional…read moreaggressive dog, who's owners refuse to leave or muzzle . This Park is large, unfenced, has a creek and is large. My Husky actually found a woman having a heart attack in her car and we were able to get an ambulance in time. I was told she was asking about him and she had recovered at BrynMawr. Dog - God, right place n time, was no accident.

Kent Dog Park is closest to my house, but we travel to Haverford Reserve because it's just the…read morebest! There are always lots of dogs and the park itself is just super unique. It has multiple levels, platforms, tubes, benches, tables, toys, and water. The parking lot is gigantic and there are trails nearby for walks. Of course poop bags are also available on-site. As with all dog parks, but especially this one because it is so popular, you are going to encounter irresponsible owners and badly behaved dogs. I have seen owners glued to their phones, with headphones in, smoking cigarettes and completely ignoring the fact that their dog is either taking a sh!t or acting aggressively. I have seen folks arguing about whether an aggressive dog belongs in the park. And lastly, cars do get robbed. Don't leave valuables in your car! Pay attention and stay engaged, and hopefully you and your pup(s) will have a great time.

I've been looking for a dog park for my pups that has space and good parking. Boom! Haverford…read moreReserve Dog Park checked my boxes. They have a smaller side for small dogs and the big dog space is hugeeee. Kinda wish the smaller side was just as interactive. There's a hose/ water fountain on both sides and plenty of balls. Either way, my 20-25lbs pups enjoyed both sides and were tired as heck after. The fellow dog owners were fairly friendly and were watching their pups. I'm sure there are a few who aren't as attentive but luckily I didn't run into those folks. This will be our dog park from here forward.

This pocket park is the best-kept secret in the area. The waterfalls are charming, and the creek…read morehas many picturesque sites.

Visited today, and I think I'll be sticking with Haverford. It seems that very little maintenance…read moregoes into this. Arrowhead trail was blocked by several large downed branches. Maybe they're from the storm earlier this week, but maybe not.

Great park. Fenced in area for small dogs and separate for big dogs - both are really large for…read morelots of running. Agility course in both sections plus water bowls and toys left by previous users. Pooh bag stations, benches for owners inside the fenced areas. Really polite dog owners, always mindful of cleaning up and ensuring their dogs behave.

Concord Township CLOSING SOON!!!!!…read more I just found out that Concord Township is planning on closing this dog park!!! Please call Concord Township and ask them not to close this really nice park!! This is a very nice dog park with a lot of room for small and large dogs!! It can get a little crowded on the weekends and early evening of weekdays. But if you catch it at an off time, you will have the whole park to yourself. It appears that this was an estate that was left to the township. The two sides, large and small dogs, were both horse paddocks with chicken wire attached to the original wooden fence. The small dog side is almost all grass and the big dog side is almost all mulch. There are lots of bag dispensers, trash cans, and even a water fountain in the warmer months. If you like this park, please call Concord Township and ask them to keep it open!!

I thought that a membership only dog park would eliminate the riff raff that often comes with dog…read moreparks, but that's not the case. There are still irresponsible dog owners and dogs that I don't believe have the temperament to be in a dog park. I also don't think the park itself is that great. It's just a fenced in area of mulch... no grass and only one enrichment toy (a plastic tunnel). I've also had an issue with the key fob not working, despite being told that it's active. It's OK. It's an OK park. Your experience will depend greatly on the weather (when it rains, it's a mess) and who happens to be inside when you get there. As with all dog parks, keep your wits about you.

FYI. kent dog park was an extremely unfriendly unwelcoming dog park…read more i just moved from west delco to east delco. going from rose tree park, glen providence, morris scott, and smedly to kent was surprising. perhaps because it's inclosed? because there's an annual fee? the heat? kent dog park culture is the most unfriendly dog pack i've ever experienced. i'm not returning. found friendly places locally to walk dog. for the record. i don't imagine it was me and my dog. we are both social and friendly. we've been walking with the dog packs at the above mentioned dog parks for 13 yrs. and before this dog, it was my last two dogs. it's the only time i felt unwelcome at any dog park i've ever entered. not just here in delco. but in philly, nyc, and/or boston. kent dog park culture is uniquely unfriendly and unwelcoming.

I love this dog park! It's huge, has plenty of parking, bathrooms nearby, and there's a trail you…read morecan take that'll put you out at a nearby dog-friendly restaurant. You'll start to recognize "the regulars" if you go frequently. So far, I've had no issues with dogs or their owners.

Great park, well maintained, we bring both of our pups here at least once a week. Great if you work…read morefrom home and need to give your pup some play time in the middle of your day.

Decent township park, with a lot crammed in to every square inch of space. This park is located off…read moreof Bishop Hollow Rd, and at the corner of Bishop Hollow and Ellis Ave. Features include: Baseball / Softball Diamonds Basketball Court Dog Park Lacrosse Facilities Playground Soccer Field Synthetic Turf Field Walking Trail Playground This park comprises all the land surrounding the township building / police dept / library. The ball fields and fieldhouse have separate entrances up the hill from the administration offices. The dog park is across Ellis Ave, along Ellis Ave. The female ball fields are across Bishop Hollow, on the side opposite all of the rest of the park. Soccer fields are behind the library off of Ellis Ave. Playground is hard to find; it is in way back corner behind soccer field. There are these weird "paths" back there, like someone had extra asphalt and dumped it out as far as they could go to make a halfazz sidewalk. It's more of a liability than an asset. Don't let your kids walk there because they'll trip. (Luckily, I did not learn the hard way.) Playground is a little worn, but served its purpose. Playstructure with 3 slides, "rope bridge" which was really made of metal, corkscrew fireman pole, bouncy rides, dino figure to climb on, and swings. The walking path extends from Bishop Hollow Rd (in dog park across from Library), down Ellis Ave, across Ellis past the soccer field, up past playground, and back behind ball fields, to wrap around between them to ball field parking lot. Basketball courts are right next to Library, and are SUPER POPULAR in the summer, so get there early if you wanna turn.

Just a fun little spot. Try to stay out of the way of the people fishing though... They get very…read moreupset.

Good morning FoW, with another fishing season approaching, I need to bring to your attention as…read morewell as fairmount park commission & PA fish & wildlife. Kitchens lane has been a point of contention for years now. I see community posts about dog beach and dog meet ups at kitchen lane. I would like to see signs or notice reenforcing the rules of the Wissahickon creek. Dogs are to be on a leash at all times 6ft maximum. I have had countless amount of hostile interactions with Dog owners explaining the rules. I have 3 small children that I fish with at Kitchens lane with. 1st for the protection of my children dogs should be on a leash , 2nd I purchase a fishing license every year. Which permits me to fish in the wissahickon creek. Please correct me if I am wrong. There is no such permit or license which allows dog owners to let there dogs roam freely thru the Wissahickon or Fairmount park. Again I understand everyone want to enjoy nature. However there are rules in place for people's protection & enjoyment. I am simply asking these rules to be enforced

Cool area, fully fenced in. Can be muddy and it's on a big side slope, but overall not a bad park!read more

Loved this place! Perfect for the pup to mingle and get out energy. My pup loved the little dog…read morearea although not as cool as the big dog spot! The park is very pretty and great for an afternoon. People pick up after their dogs and there are benches. Great park check it out!

2.4-mile long one way…read more Multiple entrances. Parking varies based on when you enter. Friends of Radnor trail park is a good entrance with parking and a dog park. Bathrooms available there too. Wayne art center has parking. There's also a small lot off of Conestoga road by the curve across from Brookside Ave. Trail ends at Radnor Chester road and Sugartown road. Radnor Chester is a bit dangerous of an entrance. No parking available there. Parking at the shopping center across the street from the Sugartown entrance. Multiple other entrances have parking lots throughout the middle of the trail. Entrance also available from the apts by the township building and accessible from the township driving range off of Iven ave. Trail isn't flat. Has a slight tilt toward the edges. Occasional benches. Entrance by the art center is beautiful and always decorated by local art. Nice and quiet. Beautiful nature escape in the middle of a town. Mile markers on the side. Gets pretty busy when it's nice out and on afternoons. The local high school often uses the trail for cross country practice in the fall.

This past weekend, it was a nice day out, so my wife wanted to get outside. We decided to try a…read morenew semi-local trail and parked at the Radnor Trailhead. We spent some time walking towards Strafford and enjoying the nice weather. This trail seemed well maintained, but was completely asphalt. Perfect for anything with wheels. There were interesting things along the way, a larger "Friends of Radnor Trail Park", with a lot of dog activity. The Wayne Art Center had some art work lining the fences of the trail. One area of the trail even had a small community garden, where the walkers could help themselves to anything that was growing. It's a nice place to be outside,but you are basically walking in an alley between back yards. Well not an alley, because an old railway was here. The trail had some interesting information about where each stop was along the trail. A great way to reclaim land from those tracks. Additionally, there were port-a-potties along the path. A nice day out, but I don't know if we would ever return.