The Bunker Hill Dog Park in Athens, NY is one of the best off leash spots in Greene County to take your dog for a run. It’s open every day from sunrise to sunset. The dog park was established by volunteer efforts in 2008 led by Jane and Richard Kerr. It is fenced with a separate gated entry area. There are dog waste baggies provided, several park benches, and a large gazebo for shade. Some toys and a water bowl are near the gazebo – please plan to bring bottled water with you. Cannot wait to see you at the park! We hope you will check out the facebook page to join us for a meet-up, browse pictures, learn about events of interest or get in touch with other park users.

This is a great place for dogs to romp off-leash in the woods and water but, again, care should be taken to leash up while other park visitors pass if they appear uncomfortable with dogs. Field and wooded 1-2 mile trail, much of it running along a brook. There are picnic tables, a pavilion and a pond but no restroom facilities. Frequented by lots of dog owners and off-leash dogs but others use the park, as well, so some sensitivity should be shown when approaching children or people who aren’t crazy about dog slobber. Location: At the intersection of Routes 4 and 118 in Harwinton. Directions: Route 4 (west or east, depending on where you’re coming from) to it’s junction with Route 118. There is a sign for the park at the junction traffic light, diagonally across the street from The Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

Hiking, trails, pond. Tons of hiking trails. Great for dogs off-leash. Tons of dogs and friendly people. There is a pond, but take care as early summer there are baby geese and the people who fly model airplanes will report you if your dog hurts any wildlife. (rightfully so) Be aware because many families also walk there with children. Please no aggressive dogs. Look forward to seeing you there! Location: Located on Newfield Rd in Torrington. Directions: Look up on Mapquest. Newfield Rd. It is on the right hand side past the dam coming from Torrington.

Along lakeside and trails. Trees, bags, benches, trash cans, parking.

Trees, restrooms, parking. Location: Route 202. Behind pool area.

Off leash dog park for dogs to go and swim and play. You need o get license to the park to go there.

There is a small fenced in area, and also a large non-fenced in area. Southbury (Oand G). dog park off leash is opened plenty of swimming. Location: Route 67. Directions: exit 15 from 84 right off exit to rt 67 left at light cont. on 67 look for sign that says O&G go left. Please make sure to follow the rules that you find.

Fully fenced, two separate areas: Small Dog and All Dog. Water, benches, built in toys, great people and pups. Location: Prospect Ridge. Off Governor St. Directions: Rte. 35 or 33 to Main Street in Ridgefield. Past the fountain, first traffic light (Governor St.). Make right, go all the way to the end. Make another right. First left turn is the park.

Off leash park, about 1 acre, open 24/7. Has tent for shade (not in winter); handicap accessible, lights at night. Location: 235 Cedar Lane. (inside Cedar Lane Park) Directions: Route 9A north to Cedar Lane exit. Left at stop sign, then go 500 feet and turn left into the park.

Large fenced-in, off-leash area. Has water spigot, trees for shade, a few benches, chairs and even a picnic table! Also has a floodlight for evening use. Partially snowplowed in winter. Location: Nott Rd. Directions: From Western Ave., take Rt. 155 south toward Voorheesville. Turn right onto Nott Rd. Turn at sign for Ball Park. Turn left at wastewater treatment facility, and follow gravel road around to the right.

Enclosed wood chip area. Exit 13 palisades interstate parkway to route 202 south. Park is on route 202 south, about 5 miles south of exit 13.

Proposed Site Rockwell Park off Route 72. Dog owners in Bristol and surrounding towns currently have access to Robert’s Property. However, we are working together to build an official dog park! We have a $35,000 estimate for fencing, gates and poop bag dispensers. Location: We currently have an unofficial 50 acre dog park off of James P. Casey Road across the street from Chippens Hill Middle School. There are poop bags on site.

Trails for dogs, horses, hiking, picnicking, and for blueberry picking. Location: Aspetuck Land Trust’s Crow Hill and Jump Hill Preserves in Easton, and Bradley Road in Weston.

Lake, trash receptacles, great trails. Lots of dogs, nice people, streams, lake, very clean. Location: Route 202. Directions: From Rt.287 south, get on Rt. 17 south. Exit onto Rt. 202, (Ramapo Valley Road), pass Ramapo College, entrance on right.

1/2 acre fenced area with small dog and large dog areas. Tunnels, ramps, and jumps to play on. Park benches, Water available. Hours are M-F 9am-6:30(or dusk) Sat 9-3:30, Sun 10-2:30. Call 973-728-5151 for directions or visit Pequannockfeed.com. Adjacent to pet supply store. Discounts available.