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5 South Shore off-leash canine parks match for fun-loving dogs

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The South Shore has loads of inexperienced areas like state parks and trails for people to hike and walk, however what about dogs? Big and small dogs alike have to run to burn power, however some homeowners haven’t got sufficient area.

The Patriot Ledger compiled a listing of 5 off-leash canine parks on the South Shore which are excellent for a stroll, taking part in fetch together with your canine or simply to get their power out after an extended day. (Stretching your human legs after an extended day at a desk, maybe, is not such a foul thought, both.)

They can meet new furry associates. And possibly you possibly can, too. All whereas getting some contemporary air.

Stodder’s Neck Dog Park at 457 Lincoln St. in Hingham is described by a reviewer on Bring Fido as “The BEST place to bring my pup, he can be off leash, he swims, and gets to play and meet with so many other dogs.” The spacious park has 23 acres of woods and access to seashores on three sides. It’s well-liked with people and dogs. It’s open from daybreak to nightfall, with free parking on-site. Dogs are allowed to be off leash, however solely in designated sections of the park.

“There are a lot of regulars for your dog to make friends with. It can get windy up there so bring a jacket just in case,” one reviewer on Bring Fido mentioned. The park can be the primary metropolis canine park established in Quincy. It’s divided into three off-leash sections, one every for dogs of all sizes, small dogs and senior dogs. The park additionally presents shelter pavilions, benches and watering stations. It’s on Quarry Street subsequent to the Avalon Development and is open seven days per week from daybreak to nightfall.

South Field Dog Park, at 25 Memorial Grove Ave. in Weymouth, was described by a Bring Fido reviewer as “the perfect stop-off for a quick energy release.” The park has two fenced-in areas, one for medium-sized dogs and one other for bigger dogs. It has wood ramps and climbing buildings. The park is on the grounds of Union Point, the positioning of the previous South Weymouth Naval Air Station, which closed in 1997. The South Field Playground and Shea Memorial Grove are close by.

Located at 167 Driftway in Scituate, this 1-acre canine park is for dogs not less than 6 months old with up-to-date vaccinations. Dogs should be leashed when coming into and leaving the park. Children 12 and younger should be accompanied by an grownup.

Amenities within the park embrace a water fountain for dogs and two dispensers for waste baggage. Parking is free.

The volunteer-owned and -maintained park at 35 Proprietors Drive in Marshfield has a bit for small dogs and one other for big dogs.

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