Dog walking in North Smithfield

Bennett Ave

In slightly over half an hour, you can drive from North Smithfield to Wrentham, Massachusetts and the wonderful Wrentham Dog Park, where your pup is sure to have the time of their life! This fenced-in, off-leash park takes up about four and a half acres of space. This park doesn't separate dogs by size, but there is so much room that all dogs can run and play. For added safety, there is a double gated entrance to the park. You'll also find benches shaped like large, wooden dog bones, plenty of trees, and even picnic tables. Don't miss out on this furtastic dog park!

South Warwick

Warwick, Rhode Island is the second largest city in the state with a population of over 81,000 people. It's only about a half-hour drive from North Smithfield, and in South Warwick, there's an awesome dog park you won't want to miss. The Warwick City Dog Park has separate sections for large breeds and another for small dogs. Most of the ground at this park is sand, and while your dog may get sand in their fur, it beats muddy paws! There have also been several trees added to the park to provide shade on hot days.

Medway

The Medway Dog Park in Medway, Massachusetts is a very special place, and it's only a 35-minute drive from North Smithfield. A 15-year-old boy came up with the plan for the park since dogs had nowhere to run off of their leash in Medway. Once his plans for the park were approved in 2001, he enlisted family, friends, and volunteers to build the dog park. This park is completely fenced-in, and it opens at 6:30 AM on weekdays, 8 AM on weekends, and it closes every day at 8 PM. Throughout the park, you'll find several bags at your disposal to clean up after your dog.

Singletary Pond

Millbury, Massachusetts is less than a half-hour's drive from North Smithfield. In the western part of the town, there's a place called Butler Farm Dog Park. You and your pooch are sure to both love it, and  You'll love how well fenced this park is as you'll never have to worry about your Houdini hound disappearing. Dogs from Millbury/Sutton must be licensed, and owners are required to pay a $5 annual fee to access the park, and dogs from other communities will also need to be licensed, and their owners must pay a $20 yearly fee to get into the park.

Pond Street N

A 25-minute drive from North Smithfield gets you to Attleboro, Massachusetts. This city has a population of more than 44,000 people, and it's a nice place to live or visit if you're a dog owner. The Attleboro Dog Park is located in southwest Attleboro, and it was the first dog park in the city and was entirely built by volunteers. This dog park has an area for small dogs under 30 pounds, as well as for dogs that are on the bigger side. You'll also find water, water bowls, benches, and doggy waste disposal items throughout the park at your convenience.