Horsham Dog Park has 2 sections, one for large and one for small dogs. All responsible owners with friendly dogs are welcome. Location: In the back of Kohler Park, 1013 Horsham Rd. Directions: It is located in the back of Kohler Park on Horsham Road, 1 mile east of Limekiln Pke (Rt 152) 5 miles west of Easton Road (Rt 611).

The dog park is inside the falls township community park. There is an area for large dogs and an area for small dogs. Location: 9125 Millcreek Rd. Directions: Take I-95 to exit 40 in Bristol, PA. Turn Left onto US 13. Take the Millcreek Rd. exit. Turn right on Millcreek Rd.

Indoor and outdoor dog parks Fun-filled Indoor and Outdoor Private Dog Park. Every dog that comes in to play will need to provide proof of up to date vaccinations. The parks are open: 7 am to 7 pm Monday – Friday, 8 – 4 on Saturday and 10-4 on Sunday. The dogs are constantly supervised by experienced staff and each dog is evaluated prior to entry to make sure he/she will behave properly in group play. Bring your energetic dogs by for a day of play, and you’ll be able to rest easy! There is also a luxury pet hotel, vet hospital and grooming salon on site! Full service pet care. Location: 3921 Miller Road. On West Chester Pike Near the Intersection of Providence Road. Directions: Go West Chester Pike (Route 3) towards West Chester, Family Pet Resort is located just beyond the intersection of Providence Road on the Right Hand side.

Large fenced in area, trees, grass, fire hydrants. Large and small dogs in same area, benches, bowls for water and tennis balls provided, but bring your own water to fill bowls. Location: It is on Rt. 63 in Lansdale. The name of the Plaza has changed from Bell Run to Assi Plaza. Directions: From 309 turn onto Welsh Road West, Rt 63. Pass the 202 Jct. Turn right into Assi Plaza. The park is behind the plaza. The flag is gone. Only a wooden post marks the trail leading to the park. The park itself is very nice, well maintained. Entrance is behind the bank, and then behind the Tudor-style house. Look for sign at beginning of footpath to the park.

10,000 sq/ft Indoor Private Dog Park. Every dog that comes in to play will need to provide proof of up to date vaccinations. This way every dog your puppy comes in contact with is also safely protected! There are ALWAYS trained staff members in the play area with you and your dogs. Their job is to watch for any inappropriate play behavior, bullying, unwelcome chasing or unusual stress levels. Hours: Big Dogs Play Time 9am – 11am (approximately 40lbs and up*) Wee One Play Time 12pm – 2pm (approximately 39lbs and under*). *There can always be exceptions to this rule. The staff will help determine if a particular dog would do better in one or the other group. Cost: Each play session – $10.00. 5 play sessions $45.00. 10 play sessions pass $85.00. Our number one concern is the safety of each of our guests. Because of this, Canine Creature Comforts reserves the right to ask any dog that does not do well in the open play environment to be excused. In some instances, raining may be recommended in order for a dog to continue participating in the Indoor Dog Park Every dog must have a signed waiver on file to participate. Location: 81 Lancaster Ave. (Corner of Routes 30 & 401). Directions: Minutes from Route 202.

Large Park with lake and pavilions. Location: On River Rd. in Washington Crossing across from visitor center. Directions: From Philadelphia take 95 North. Exit at #51 New Hope. Make left off exit. Go straight on Taylorsville Rd. thought first light. At second right turn right on to 532. Proceed to four way stop sign and turn left. Park entrance is on the left.

Indoor Dog Park, Dog Daycare, Boarding. Montgomery County’s exclusive doggie daycare and indoor dog park. Our state-of-the-art, 5,000 square foot indoor facility includes a 2,200 square foot indoor dog park complete with K9 Grass, separate play rooms based on size and energy level, and a convenient retail boutique with high-quality foods, treats, and toys. Our indoor dog park is open to the public Saturdays from 10-12 (Big dogs)and 1-3(Small dogs. Location: 252 Bethlehem Pike. Directions: We are located on Rt. 309 — behind Duron Paints and Next to U-Haul.

The park has two separated fenced areas. One section for small dogs (however, no weight limits) and one for large dogs. They have a water fountain that sprays into a bowl on the ground the the dogs and they have bags for cleaning up after your dog. The Tally-Day Bark Park is the only fully-enclosed on all sides off-leash park in Northern DE. Location: Foulk Road. Directions: Take 95 South to 495 to the Naamans Road Exit. Travel on Naamans Road to Foulk Road. Turn left onto Foulk Road. Travel on Foulk Road through 3 traffic lights. Talley-Day Park is behind the Brandywine Hundred library on the left hand side of the road. Behind new library. There has been an additional light added on Foulk Road. So you now turn left at the fourth light to reach the park behind the library.

Off the leash dog park. Opened in the late Summer of 2007. This park offers 2 fenced-in areas: one for small breeds and the second for large breeds. Location: Longford Road. Directions: From Route 422, take the Oaks Exit, traveling toward Phoenixville on Egypt Road. Turn Left onto Longford Road and go over the Railroad tracks. The park will be on your left.

Fenced-in play area will be a place for dog owners to let their dogs off their lease and run free. It has small and large dog sections with benches, a poop cleanup station, water fountain, and obstacle course. Location: Kuser Road. Directions: Take Route 130 to Klockner Rd.; Turn right and come to Hamilton-Mercerville Rd. where you will turn LEFT; Follow this road to Kuser Rd. and turn RIGHT; Park will be about 1 mile down the road on your RIGHT. (About a quarter mile inside Veterans Park off the Kuser Road entrance.)

Trees, parking, trashcans, and parking. Location: Corner of Tower Road and Rockford Road.

Two fenced dog park areas. Location: Reservoir Park, 600 Franklin Ave (Franklin and Fillmore). Directions: From Points North — Take Rt. 113 South. Cross over the bridge linking Montgomery and Chester Counties. Make a right turn onto Fillmore St. Follow Fillmore until you hit the intersection of Franklin and Fillmore. Make a right into Reservoir Park. From Points South — Follow Rt. 113 as it crosses over the Gay St. Bridge into the North Side of Phoenixville. After the Bridge, Gay St. becomes Franklin Ave. Follow Franklin Ave until you hit the entrance of Reservoir Park.

off leash dog area. Location: Intersection of North Adams and park dr. Directions: From del. Ave. N: right on N. Van Buren, right on park dr. 1 block to N. Adams.

Fenced-in dog play area. Poop bags available and doggie water fountain. A small place, but fenced so the dogs have fun. Location: Pottstown Pike (rt 100). Directions: Next to the Wawa on Pottstown Pike/rt 100, a few miles north of West Chester, just before Greenhill rd. There’s a huge skate park in this park as well that can be seen from the road.

Completely enclosed, skate park, and park as well for kids. During warmer months the dog parks has fountains for dogs. There is a small dog show course (where they can go inside a tube, and jump over a stick). Location: Off of Paoli Pike coming from Exton and very end of High Street if you’re coming from West Chester. Directions: RT 100 & GREENHILL ROAD, WEST CHESTER, PA 19380. This is the address to the WaWa but on the other side there is the skate park, a park, and dog park. The easiest way to get here is to MAP directions. There are steps from the WaWa that go down to the parks.

Agility equipment inside a gated area. Location: Kuser Road, South Entrance. Directions: Route 1 N to Whitheead RD exit, turn left at 1st light, Sloan Avenue. Turn right at third light, White Horse Hamilton Square RD. Turn left at Kuser Road. The entrance is on the left.

(We have been told that it needs to be kept up better.) The place trains rescue and special purpose German Shepherds, but 1 building has two pools that are open to all dogs. $10 per visit. Hours are daily 8am – 8pm. Once in the building, dogs can be taken off leash. Dog socialization is encouraged. First time visitors should call ahead so Linda can set up a time to go over the rules with you. Location: 723 Saylors Mill Road. Tel: (610) 495-7247. Directions: 30-45 minutes outside of Philadelphia. About 10 miles North of the PA Turnpike near the junction of PA-100 and PA-23.

This is not a designated dog park, but it is a park that many people take there dogs to and they are allowed to run off-leash. The park is not enclosed, but it is a large field with woods around the edges and a creek that runs through it. Great running room, good swimming hole. My dog loves it! Location: Lloyd Ave. Directions: From central Downingtown, take Business Route 30 West. Make a right onto Lloyd Ave. Through a stop sign, over single lane stone bridge, parking on right immediately after bridge.

Park has a pond.