Maynard Dog Park

Address:	128 Waltham St, Maynard, MA 01754, USA
Phone:	+1 978-331-0364
Site:	maydog.org
Rating:	4.2

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Reviews 12

April Russo

Horrific! We discovered this place on Google today. We didnt see the signs saying it was closed for the winter or that no child under 9 was allowed there. In all fairness there were 200 signs and the only ones that stood out were "dangerous high voltage" as there is a solar power farm right there. So a half hour after our dog and 6 Year old played we were approached by a man literally yelling at us! Telling us we were trespassing. He says "Didnt you read the signs, and your child is under 9, leave now! Your lucky Im not calling the police" I mean really....were there as a family, not dome punk teens. He could have just asked nicely for us to leave, and please read the fine printed signs next time. Oh and did I mention the gave was not locked? What a mean person this man was. Definitely never going there again!

Chris Shipley

Nice neighborhood dog park. Lots of dogs when we were there mid afternoon. Wood chip grounds and shady. No running water, so folks bring water jugs. A little hard to gind if you dont know the area.

Ashley Barth

Our 1st dog park and our puppy loved it! People there were very friendly and welcoming. Will be back to try out small dog hour so my beagle doesnt get trampled anymore!

Ted Roselund

Boo had a great time as always. She gets home tired and sleeps for maybe an hour. She has many friends at the park, and is always anxious to go.

Rui Zhou

Its great! It provides water. Hes definitely going to have a good sleep tonight. The only downside is that its right next to a solar panel place.

Hilton Magier

Great place to bring your Pooch to run around lots of other people theyre all very friendly dog lovers very convenient dogs love it

Patrick Scott

Its well maintained, has a high fence, is big enough the dogs can get a good run, but not so big you loose them.

Colin Warwick

A dog run (with a Poké-stop ;-) ) next to a huge set of solar power panels.

Daniel Stevens

Small fenced in area to let your dog off the leash. No trails