Tag: Parks

Enjoy this beautiful National Park with your best friend!   There are more than 100 miles of trails and 45 miles of carriage roads for pets to enjoy!   The Read more...

Best known for the historic 19th century iron making town, Allaire Village, and the antique steam trains on the Pine Creek Railroad. There are several trail options here, ranging in Read more...

Offering a bit of everything, this park has two lakes, camping, ball fields, mountains, meadows, streams, and ponds, plus an extensive trail system Read more...

The extensive trail system offers a variety of sights and views.   Some highlights:   The Henry Buck Trail (Blue Blazed) leads through the forest to the ruins of a Read more...

Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6′ and are not allowed in the buildings, picnic areas, museum, wildlife center and bathing areas. There is an extensive trail Read more...

Visit Connecticut’s best preserved example of long-ago vanished technology. The Beckley Iron Furnace once produced iron used to manufacture railroad car wheels. Pets are permitted as long as they are Read more...

-Mostly forest, this park has stands of pine, oak and Atlantic white cedar that the trail system takes you through. The cranberry bog has since been turned into Lake Nummy, Read more...

Hike the 2.7 mile Andy’s trail and then spend the night on one of the campsites! Read more...

This undeveloped parkland has hiking trails, providing views of the Hudson Valley. Dogs must remain leashed at all times. Please note there is limited parking here! Read more...

Established in 1634, The 50 acre Boston Common allows dogs on leash throughout the park, and also has designated off leash areas. The Common has   Don’t forget to check Read more...

Established in 1837, it is America’s first Botanical Garden. It has been flowery and decorative since the start, with pathways to stroll down with your favorite pooch. Read more...

13 miles of trails, a sandy lakefront, and hardwood forests with campsites in the shade! Read more...

The trails here take you through marsh, meadow and woods! Hiking, biking, canoeing and kayaking are popular in this park preserve Read more...

The newest NY State Park! Stroll and enjoy the beautiful view of Lake Erie. Read more...

Small and quiet, the main attractions here are camping and fishing! Read more...

Named after the foaming cascade formed by Buttermilk Creek as it flows down the steep valley toward Cayuga Lake. There is a small lake in the upper park, with trails Read more...

ONLY reachable by boat, offers quiet camping, dogs are allowed unless otherwise noted. Please check website for camping availability and more info Read more...

Featuring the beautiful Cape May lighthouse, the park is also a hotspot for migrating birds!   The beach is closed to dogs April 1st-September 15th, and dogs are never permitted Read more...

Castle Island features two walking loops: the 1.84 mile Pleasure Bay loop and the .79 mile Castle Island loop. Both loops are open to leashed dogs. Dogs are not permitted Read more...

There are currently 6 miles of trail available for use, an additional 6 miles will be available upon the completion of construction. The stone dust path follows an abandoned railroad Read more...

This park has gorgeous views of Cayuga Lake, which offers excellent fishing opportunities, there are also some unmarked trails to explore. Visit for the day or reserve a campsite, dogs Read more...

Gorgeous scenery and peace and quiet are what you’ll find at this park! They also take camping reservations! Read more...

This popular park is also one of the oldest in New York State. Enjoy the beautiful campgrounds and watch freighters headed to the ocean pass by! Check the website for Read more...

Dogs not allowed in ballfields/recreational courts, playgrounds, sand volleyball courts, all bodies of water including fountains, elm islands, great lawn oval, hallett nature sanctuary, Lilac Walk, Shuman Running Track, Sheep Read more...

The two lakes, Lily and Chenango were formed when the last glacier retreated and left behind chunks of ice which melted to form the lakes and bog! Hike the trail Read more...

Take in the sight of the 167 foot waterfall and hike the multiple trails in this beautiful park Read more...