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Dog Parks - RI Statewide

Don't leave your canine buddy at home when you get out to enjoy the beautiful parks and open spaces of Rhode Island! Even if you are just passing through or staying briefly in the Ocean State, you can find a safe and welcoming park where other dog lovers will share open space with another well-mannered dog: yours!

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Bruce Ladd Memorial Dog Park

35 Larry Hirsch Lane Westerly, RI Phone: 401-348-9595

Stand Up For Animals provides a dog park for the public to bring their well-behaved, vaccinated and licensed dogs for off-leash fun and exercise.
South Kingstown Dog Park

60 St. Dominic Road Wakefield, RI Phone:

Two fenced-in areas for small (under 30 pounds) and large (over 30 pounds) dogs. Grassy areas and trees for shade.
Dexter Dog Park at Dexter Training Grounds

1543 Mineral Spring Avenue Providence, RI Phone:

Your dog may play off leash at the fenced dog run in this Providence city park.
Pawtucket Dog Park in Slater Memorial Park

165 Parkview Drive Pawtucket, RI Phone:

This is a public off-leash dog park for all dogs. One section is for dogs 30 pounds and heavier; the other section is for dogs under 30 pounds. Open year-round, daily, dawn to dusk. No toys or training tools allowed. Mutt mitts provided. Water spigots available on both sides of park.
Charlestown Dog Park, within Ninigret Park

4891 Old Post Road Charlestown, RI Phone:

There is a one-acre park for large dogs and a half-acre park for smaller dogs. The park has large areas with trees, grass, rocks, a fire hydrant. The park has double entry and exit gates, dog waste bag stations and plenty of parking. Benches and picnic tables are available. For jogger: five laps around the large dog park equal a mile.
Ninigret Park is on Route 1A just off Route 1 in Charlestown. The park is open to the public from 8:00 a.m. to sunset year round. Many recreational facilities are available throughout the park.
Barrington Dog Park at Haines Park

3 Haines Park Road Barrington, RI Phone:

Pets are welcome to play off-leash at this 2-acre, fenced dog run with waste bags and drinking water. This is a user-funded, community park open to all owners of licensed, non-aggressive dogs. Humans are responsible for removing human trash from the park and picking up after their pets. There are dog waste receptacles and free poop bags inside the park. The park is off Haines Park Road, near Metropolitan Park Drive. There's a dirt road leading to a parking lot; the dog park is behind the baseball field.
Warwick City Park Dog Park

Steven O' Connor Blvd. and Asylum Road Warwick, RI Phone:

Dog park in Warwick City Park is nestled between athletic fields. Separate areas for large and small dogs. Mostly dirt and sand but some grass and trees. Chairs and benches for people.
Gano Street Dog Park

123 Gano Street Providence, RI Phone:

Fenced dog park for off-leash place. Separate areas for large and small dogs.
Newport Dog Park

105 Connell Hwy. Newport, RI Phone:

This is a fenced dog park for off-leash play. There are areas for big and small dogs. No running water is available; bring your own. Please do not bring food to the dog park.
Bell Street Dog Park

Bell Street and Ridge Street Providence, RI Phone:

The Bell Street Dog Park is located behind the Bell Street Chapel and is open to dogs of all ages and sizes. The area is fenced, and waste bags re provided. Benches for the humans. Closes at 9 p.m. daily.