We love our fur infants, and we’re at all times in search of a brand new place to take them to spend a while off-leash with different dogs.
Technobark.com surveyed 3,000 canine house owners throughout the U.S. and of their 120 “hidden gem” dog parks within the nation, three from New Jersey made the listing.
Colonial Park has a dog park off Mettlers Road in Somerset; access is by way of the identical driveway because the Spooky Brook Golf Maintenance space. There are 3 acres and a 530-foot by 250-foot fenced space, the place dogs are free to roam and play. This space features a one-acre small canine space for dogs that weigh lower than 25 kilos.
Thompson Park’s off-leash canine space lies between Jamesburg and Monroe in Middlesex County. There is a fenced-in space within the park half, plus open areas and wooded trails each pups and folks love (it’s a prime spot within the winter when it snows, too). There is an animal haven, sports activities fields, disc golf course, gazebo, picnic groves, a playground, volleyball nets, basketball courtroom, handball courts and the gorgeous Manalapan Lake (does your canine prefer to swim?) to maintain everybody entertained all day.
Dog Park at Brookdale is on West Circuit Drive between Bloomfield and Montclair. This off-leash facility is a part of stunning Brookdale Park, which in flip is a part of the Essex County Parks system. There are separate small and enormous canine areas to maintain everybody protected.
The Top Hidden Gem Dog Parks in New Jersey:
No. 64 Colonial Dog Park in Somerset
Now. 66 Thompson Park in Jamesburg
No. 76 Brookdale Park in Montclair
The Top 10 Hidden Gem Dog Parks in the U.S.:
- Prospect Dog Park, New York
- Hartwood Acres Dog Park, Pennsylvania
- Moanalua Dog Park, Hawaii
- Shelby Farms Dog Park, Tennessee
- Puptown Dog Park, Illinois
- Bear Creek Dog Park, Colorado
- Shirlington Dog Park, Virginia
- Marymoor Off-Leash Dog Park, Washington
- Shawnee Park, Arizona
- Quiet Waters Park Dog Beach, Maryland
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