Fenced in off leash with two separate areas in case a pup needs to be separated. We also have a kiddie pool for the pups to cool off in. In addition to that we provide bio-degradable poop bags. Location: On the corner of Corinthian Avenue and Brown Streets in the Fairmount section of Philadelphia. Directions: Take Fairmount Ave to Corinthian Ave to Brown Street.

Fenced in dog park for small and large dogs. Seger Dog Park is a section of a bigger park called Seger Park. Location: 11th Street between Lombard St. and South St.

Large and small dogs in same area, benches, picnic table. Well-shaded, gated small park. Location: Catharine St. between 2nd & 3rd. (Thank you Leah Swann) Pastorius Park. (NOT AN OFFICIAL LEASHLESS DOG PARK) Large, unfenced area with lots of trees and a man-made pond. Beautiful setting. You are supposed to keep your dog leashed but no one does and I’ve never seen any police there enforcing it. Location: End of Lincoln Drive. Directions: Take Germantown Ave into Chestnut Hill. Go through shopping area of G-town Ave in Chestnut Hill to Willow Grove Ave. Go right onto Willow Grove Ave. Take a right onto Lincoln Drive at second stop sign. Park is on your left about a half block down.’

Separate dog runs for small and large dogs. Water fountain available for dogs in the large dog run. Fenced in Dog Run for large and small dogs. Location: In Philadelphia – 25th Street between Locust and Delancey

50 car parking lot. Double gated, water fountain outside of park, 2 separate enclosures for large (6 ft chain link, for dogs over 30 pounds) and small (4 ft chain link, for dogs under 30 pounds) dogs. Lights and a water line year round. Open daily from 6:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. Location: Cooper River Park, North Park Drive (Dead End) (Pennsauken/Haddon Twp/Cherry Hill borders, Cherry Hill, NJ USA. Directions: From Rt. 70 in Pennsauken, take the Cuthbert Boulevard South Jughandle. Turn onto North Park Drive behind the Hilton Hotel. North Park Drive ends at the dog park parking lot. Three blocks from the corner of North Park Drive (Dead End !) & Cuthbert Blvd. Very close to intersection of Rt70, Rt38 & Cuthbert Blvd.

Wide open field, extensive woodsy hiking trails. Location: Walnut Street in Germantown. Directions: From Ridge Ave in Roxborough, Turn onto Walnut towards Germantown. Bear right at rotary, take your first right to enter the park. Fun park, lots of space. Lots of picnics/barbeques in summer, so sometimes owners must watch dogs carefully. GREAT hiking trails and stream swimming.

Fenced in, small but friendly people and doggies, bring your own water – there’s a big bowl there but it needs to be filled. Location: Cresson Street (parallel to Main St in Manayunk). Directions: Take Schuylkill Expy to Belmont Ave exit. Go across Green Street Bridge. Go through Main Street intersection (light) and make first right after Main Street onto Cresson Street (runs under the El tracks). Take Cresson several blocks until it ‘dog-legs’ to the left. The park is on your left. The fenced in part is at one end of the park.

(NOT AN OFFICIAL LEASHLESS DOG PARK) Large, unfenced area with lots of trees and a man-made pond. Beautiful setting. You are supposed to keep your dog leashed but no one does and I’ve never seen any police there enforcing it. Location: End of Lincoln Drive. Directions: Take Germantown Ave into Chestnut Hill. Go through shopping area of G-town Ave in Chestnut Hill to Willow Grove Ave. Go right onto Willow Grove Ave. Take a right onto Lincoln Drive at second stop sign. Park is on your left about a half block down.

Cheltenham/ Wyncote Park. Separate areas for s/l dogs, clean, large dog area is very large!! People are friendly. you can bring your water. Enter on Washington Lane. follow 73w to Washington Lane, left on Washington, park entrance a mile or so on your right. Location: Curtis Hall Arboretum is bordered by Greenwood Ave, Church Road and Washington Lane with access on all three roads. Car access to the Bark Park is off Washington Lane. Directions: Bark Park entrance is off Washington Lane. Using Church Road: If eastbound on Church: turn right/if westbound: turn left onto Washington Lane (towards Philadelphia!) Proceed about 1/4 mile downhill. Near the base of the hill is a small bridge. Just before the bridge is a small gated street/driveway on your right (passenger side). This is Curtis Hall’s Drive. Turn in and follow the road to the first parking lot. The Bark Park is on the east side of the lot. From Cheltenham Ave & Washington Lane: turn onto Washington Lane (heading for the suburbs!). Proceed about 1 mile and you will go down a small hill with a little bridge at the borrom. Just after the bridge is a small gated street/driveway on your left (driver’s side). This is Curtis Hall’s Drive. Turn in and follow the road to the first parking lot. The Bark Park is on the east side of the lot (very obvious).

Fenced in dog park, not to be confused with Kent Park in Broomall. Need to register for an Access Pass. Location: 3900 block of Bridge Street off E Baltimore Ave.

Fenced area. The bark park is located in Curtis Arboretum in the lower parking lot. Location: Cheltenham Township, Greenwood Ave & Church Rd, Wyncote, PA.

Description: Township park and recreational area with fenced in dog runs for large and small dogs. Bring your own water. Bags provided for cleanup. Please note that while there is plenty of parking, it is quite a long walk to the fenced-in dog area (would be a problem for handicap people). Location: 1039 S. Church Street. Directions: Take Church Street South approximately 2 miles from Route 38. Laurel Acres park will be on your left at traffic light.

Bark park witjh 2 sections to separate small dogs from large dogs. The small and large dog parks are separated, but do share a common fence. Owners are welcome to bring their small dog into the large dog park, but they do so at their own risk. Location: 1130 Camphill Road. Directions: It is located on Camphill Road, south of Susquehanna Road and north of Virginia Drive/Higland Ave.

Great dog park. Large grassy area. Picnic tables, benches, trees, etc. Location: Centennial Drive. Directions: Directly under the big water tower on Centennial Drive. Turn off is confusing, but if you see the water tower that is where you are going.

Nice large park. Benches, waste bags, water fountain. Location: 260 Gulf Creek Road.

2 large fenced areas (1 for dogs under 30 lbs and 1 for dogs over 30 lbs.) located neer the Greentree Rd entrance to Washington Lake Park in Washington Township (Sewell) Enter park from Greentree Rd. and turn into the first parking lot on the right. The dog areas are about 100 yds. up the paved path past the split rail fence sections. Dogs are required to be registered to access the park, $10 per dog for township residents and $20 per dog for non-residents. Dogs need proof of license, rabies and kennel cough vacinnation. Water fountain and poop bags are available near the dog parks. With the exception of the dog park area, the remainder of the park is a no-dog zone. Location: Greentree Rd. (Between Pitman-Downer Rd and Hurffville-Crosskeys Rd. Directions: From Phila.: Walt Whitman Bridge to Rt. 55 south. Rt. 55 to exit 26A (Rt. 41/47). Right at traffic light (Delsea Rd. [Rt. 47]) to Hurffville-Crosskeys Rd (Traffic Light). H-C Rd. to Greentree Rd (2nd ? Traffic Light) Right on Greentree ~.7 miles to park entrance on right.