Dog walking in Berkley

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The Wrentham Dog Park in northeastern Wrentham, Massachusetts is just 30 miles from Berkley. At nearly five acres in size, many visitors say this is one of the biggest dog parks they've ever been to! The park is fully fenced, but it doesn't have separate sections for big and small dogs. With as much space as there is in the park, however, there's room for all different dogs to play safely. You'll find water bowls in each corner of the park, but be sure to bring your own water in case the bowls are empty. There are waste bags provided by the park, as well as picnic tables so you can watch your dog play as you relax.

Slater Park

The Pawtucket Dog Park in Pawtucket, Rhode Island is less than 20 miles west of Berkley. Located in eastern Pawtucket, this dog park can be found within Slater Park. There are big and small dog sections in the park, as well as running water sources, bowls, and waste disposal supplies. You'll also find seating throughout the park, and there are a few pieces of obstacle equipment for your dog to enjoy as well! Other areas of Slater Park include tennis courts, trails, and picnic facilities, and your dog is welcome to join you in these areas as long as they're on a leash.

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The Attleboro Dog Park in southwestern Attleboro, Massachusetts is about 17 miles from Berkley. In addition to separate areas for big and small dogs, there is also some agility equipment in the park where your dog can show off her special skills! You'll also find drinking water for dogs, seating, and waste disposal items. The Attleboro Dog Park has a wood chip surface which makes it easier to clean up after your pets. Dogs must be registered and vaccinated to visit the park, and many visitors recommend bringing your documentation with you in case park monitors ask to see it.

West Barrington

When you're in Berkley, you and your pooch are less than 30 miles away from the Barrington Dog Park at Haines Park in Barrington, Rhode Island. This dog park is a large, fenced-in space where dogs of all sizes and breeds play together in the same space rather than being separated by their weight. There is water, waste disposal supplies, seating, and lots of shade in the park. As an added safety measure, there are extra-high fences and a double-gated entry system. There isn't much grass at this park. Instead, the surface consists mostly of sand and mulch. There are also lots of parking spaces available.

Sharon Town Center

Thirty miles north of Berkley sits Sharon Dog Park at Sampson Park in Sharon, Massachusetts. This off-leash park was created in 2004, and it includes big and small dog sections. From April to October, there's running water available in the park, and there's also all the waste disposal tools you could ever need! Throughout the park, there are benches positioned in both shady and sunny spots, and there are lots of toys and balls to chase in the park, too. Sharon Dog Park is free to use and open from dawn to dusk. There's also a double-gated entry system at the park, and the ground is covered with wood chips to make it easier to pick up after your pets.