Fells will always have a special place in my heart. So many trails to choose from. You can do easy…read moreto medium difficulty trails. You can rent a kayak and explore the pond in the center of the reservation. Plenty of spots for mountain biking. Sheepfold Dog Park is where I mostly go so I can hike off-leash with my doggy. It's accessible by T (Orange Line to Oak Grove, then about a 10 minute walk to trailhead), but there are also multiple entry points with parking. Visit Fells year-round for beautiful scenery and a lovely time in nature!

The fells is a magical place. I came around sunset time (maybe an hour or so before sunset) and…read moreparked near the boat rental parking lot (paddle Boston). From here you can easily walk right to the waters edge heading toward pickerel rock. I found it to be an excellent place to be alone with your thoughts. The tranquil water and nature sounds were so calming and wonderful! As the sunsets over Spot pond and night falls, it honestly brought tears to my eyes because of how gorgeous it was.

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!

Rocky surface...It hurts dogs feet and they hate it! Whoever designed this park should have thought…read moreabout if they would run around on small, sharp rocks in their bare feet....Ridiculous and a possible injurious surface to dogs paws!

My Great Dane pup loves the Medford Dog Park! Usually always clean, lots of regulars but also a…read moregood mix of new dogs. Favorite part is the small and large dog side. The only downfall that I've ever experienced is when people who own small dogs bring them into the large dog side (happened every time I've ever gone). Causes me massive stress/anxiety and also has caused my dog to get attacked by an overwhelmed corgi. Other than that we love going to this park! Definitely worth visiting.

This is a great park for dogs that love to play fetch! You can throw the ball as far as you want,…read moreand there's plenty of space for your pup to run around. However, the trees are still fairly young and don't provide much shade, so it can get pretty hot during the summer months. It would be nice if the company that developed the park could provide some canopy shelters for shade.

trash, mud, dirt, weird fishermen, loud, small, but it's a pond i guess...... do not recommendread more

Beautiful and calming pond. There is a dog park nearby and an awesome jogging/running path along…read morethe pond (too bad it stops after you reach a mini bridge). Bring your little one there because there are plenty of ducks and geese hanging out at the bridge. The view on main street is picturesque.

It's a great option for dogs and owners but would be nice if it wasn't all gravel. Good thing is…read morethey always have poop bags on deck

A nice park that has a nice areas for dogs . Any place where dogs out welcomed is my…read moreKind of place . Parking is very difficult but if you find it this park is a gem .

I think it's awesome that there's finally a place in Everett that we can take our dogs and let them…read moreoff leash to play.. It may not be the biggest park but I don't think my dog cares I think she's just happy to have somewhere where she can be a dog for a little bit.. Thank you Everett and we really hope you keep it.

This is by far the worst dog park I've ever seen. Around the area is construction and the park…read moreitself doesn't have anything. Just a empty lot with a few benches and a pit sand. Only good thing about this is it's a place that's gated so atleast your dog can run

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 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!

What I love about this dog park is that it has grass! It's fake but it's grass and my dog won't…read morestart digging and getting dirty from dirt. The dog park is also very clean! The top half of the dog park is for dogs 25lbs and less and the bottom half which is fenced off is for 25lb and plus. The dogs there were very friendly and well behaved. This was the first time I brought my puppy to a dog park because I'm nervous about how other dogs will behave but they were all very nice along with their owners. I would definitely visit this park again !!

The best dog park by far in the Boston area. I was looking for something in the city without dirt…read moreor pebbles. They have fake grass. It is nicely shaded with a great breeze! Water is available there, but they don't have baggies for poop so make sure to bring your own. There are two spots, one for smaller which is on the upper side, and one that is for bigger dogs (25 lbs and up). We have a smaller dog so we went to that area first, but there weren't any dogs up there. The smaller dogs were with the big dogs in that area so we went down there and it was fine. Dogs were well behaved.

I love going for walks in here! It's an easy 2 mile loop with trails branching off of the main…read morepath. Very easy to navigate. I haven't visited in summer yet but they have a swimming area, grills, picnic tables, and restrooms as well.

I grew up near here and often snuck into the reservation for a swim. Great water but sometimes a…read morelittle sketchy. Don't go alone. Be careful in the lower pond.