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11 Dog Parks in Westchester Where Fun Is Unleashed

Dog Parks in Westchester - Live and Play in Westchester with Mia Shervington

Let Your Pup Run and Have Fun

Welcome to the pawsitively wonderful world of dog parks in Westchester! If you’re a fur-parent looking for the perfect spot to let your four-legged friend run wild, you’re in the right place. Use our guide  (and the dog park map below) to explore the best off-leash dog parks in Westchester and have a tail-wagging good time.

Bark Park (Membership Required)

The Bark Park, located near Main Street’s extension, across from Delfino Park. It offers a spacious gravel surfacred play area (it can get hot in the summer so take paw precautions), a water fountain, benches, and waste bag dispensers. There’s a dedicated area for small or young dogs too. You’ll need a membership, which can be obtained at the Recreation Office on 85 Gedney Way. The annual fee is $25 for White Plains residents and $50 for visitors. City officials make routine checks, so always keep your pup’s tag on.

465 Main St E White Plains, NY 10604

Black Rock Park Dog Park

Located within Black Rock Park (accessible only to residents), this off-leash dog park  offers a fantastic space for your canine companion to roam freely. Situated alongside the Croton River, it’s a picturesque and relaxing setting. Please note that this park is reserved solely for residents of the village and school district. You will also have to obtain a permit from the village.

Quaker Bridge Road Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520

Bronxville Dog Park

Bronxville Dog Park is a small but popular dog park located in Bronxville. The park is known for its friendly atmosphere and green space.

28 Grove Ln, Bronxville NY 10708

East Rumbrook Dog Park

The East Rumbrook Dog Park can be found within East Rumbrook Park, situated at the far end of the parking lot. This spacious one-acre dog park features separate fenced areas for both small and all dogs. Beyond the designated dog run, leash-walking along a scenic wood trail is also permitted for dog owners.

600 Dobbs Ferry Rd., White Plains, NY 10607

Kingsland Point Park Dog Park

Kingsland Point Park Dog Park in Sleepy Hollow is a spacious and picturesque dog park offering great views of the Hudson River. It features dedicated sections for both large and small pets, ensuring a comfortable experience for all. Amenities include water fountains, seating, and waste disposal stations for the convenience of both dogs and their owners. This charming 0.5-acre dog park provides stunning vistas of the Hudson River, Tappan Zee Bridge, and the Tarrytown Lighthouse. Dog owners interested in utilizing the off-leash dog run can acquire an annual pass for $25, which covers parking fees, available at the Village of Sleepy Hollow town hall.

Tarrytown Lighthouse-Knightsland Point Path, Sleepy Hollow

Ossining Dog Park at Cedat Lane Park

Ossining Dog Park is situated within the Town of Ossining’s Cedar Lane Park. This is an off-leash park offering separate sections for both large and small dogs. The park boasts a range of amenities catering to both four-legged and two-legged visitors. In addition to the designated dog areas, guests can take advantage of a fitness trail, basketball courts, fishing spots, picnic areas, a soccer field, and conveniently located restrooms.

235 Cedar Ln, Ossining

Paws Place Dog Park at Ward Acres Park

Paws Place Dog Park, located in New Rochelle’s Ward Acres, is a large and fully equipped dog park. It provides separate sections for large and small dogs and offers various amenities for dogs and their owners, including drinking fountains, seating, waste disposal bags, and agility equipment. Access to Paws Place Dog Park requires a valid permit, which must be carried at all times when you and your dog are in the park. These permits are valid throughout the calendar year.

300 Broadfield Rd, New Rochelle

Peekskill Dog Park at Tompkins Park

Peekskill Dog Park, situated within the one-acre Tompkins Park and ballfield, is a delightful spot for dogs in Peekskill. The park offers a separate section for small dogs and features a cedar chip-covered area with benches, poop bags, and water fountains for everyone’s convenience. This community park is lovingly maintained by dedicated volunteers, and your assistance is always welcome.

1795 Main St.,  Peekskill, NY

Pleasantville Dog Park at Rockefeller State Park Preserve

Pleasantville Dog Park offers both an agility course for your furry companions and seating for doggy parents. Additionally, this dog park is part of the Rockefeller State Park Preserve, providing access to picturesque trails that wind through the natural beauty of the surrounding woods. While you can enjoy a hike with your dog in the Preserve, please remember that dogs must be kept on a leash during your adventure.

123 Castleton St, Pleasantville

Port Chester Dog Park at Abendroth Park

You can find the Port Chester Dog Park at the upper end of Abendroth Park, adjacent to the Pavilion. The park offers amenities like a doggy water fountain and a designated “time-out” area for pups who might become a bit too excited. The park features separate sections for both large and small dogs, and it even includes a designated training area. Moreover, it’s in close proximity to a playground that offers entertainment for both toddlers and older kids, complete with a jungle gym, fire engines, a merry-go-round, and a tire swing.  There’s convenient parking and a nearby restroom facility for added convenience.

139 Touraine Ave, Port Chester

Ridge Hill Dog Park

Running errands with your pup? At Ridge Hill Shopping Center, your four-legged friends are warmly welcomed. Situated atop the South Lawn, right beside Whole Foods, this park is accessible to visitors from dawn until dusk, offering a designated fenced-in space where dogs can enjoy off-leash play. Conveniently, you’ll find dog clean-up bags readily available just outside the park entrance for a hassle-free visit.

Ridge Hill Shopping Center’s South Lawn (next to Whole Foods)

Dog Parks in Westchester Overflow With Canine Joy

There are a variety of wonderful dog parks that cater to our four-legged friends and their human companions (CLICK HERE for the Pet Gazette’s MAP to even more). Whether you’re looking for a wide, scenic space where your pup can play and blow off some steam, a vibrant community of fellow dog lovers, or perhaps amenities to make your visit extra special, you’ll find it all right here. Westchester’s got the best options for those who are on the hunt for off-leash dog parks.

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Mia Shervington

Mia Shervington

I’ve had the incredible fortune to move to this amazing community 20+ years ago, and I couldn’t imagine living anywhere else. When I'm not selling homes, you can find me enjoying our local parks or taking in the sunset over the Hudson River. I'll never stop my quest for the perfect hot donut, despite what my waistline may say. Nothing is better than a fresh ..hot...donut. When I'm not snacking my way up the river, I also enjoy the trails at Teatown Reservation and the views over Long Island Sound at of Rye Playland (officially known now as Playland Park...whatever...LOL). I’m looking forward to connecting with you soon! See you around town!
Mia Shervington

Mia Shervington

I’ve had the incredible fortune to move to this amazing community 20+ years ago, and I couldn’t imagine living anywhere else. When I'm not selling homes, you can find me enjoying our parks, taking in the sunset over the Hudson River, hiking the trails at Teatown and being a kid at Rye Playland (officially known now as Playland Park ... whatever ... LOL). See you around town!

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