South Slope Dog Run
South Slope Dog Run is a small, community-loved dog park known for its friendly atmosphere and well-cared-for environment. While the surface is dirt which can get dusty or muddy after rain, it offers off-leash play and plenty of toys for dogs. Visitors appreciate the shade from a large tree and the presence of water dishes, though bringing your own water is recommended. The park is fully enclosed, providing good visibility for dog owners and a safe space for dogs to socialize.
Reviews
South Slope Dog Run is overall a great dog park.
The park is all dirt, so unless it is time to give your furry friend a bath, I wouldn’t recommend going after it rains.
The park is a bit small, but nice in that you have full visibility of your dog no matter where you are in the park.
Our dog enjoyed his time off-leash and had pleasant interactions with the other dogs that were there.
It’s very dusty and can be muddy when it rains, and there is the occasional crazy lady. But it’s a dog run that’s big enough and enclosed and you can find balls sometimes. Seriously it’s a place full of dogs. It’s great.
My dog loved it. We went there at night so we were the only ones there. Delivered to the restaurant depot on 19th so we had a chance to walk over and it’s better than I expected. There was still water in the cooler and plenty of toys to play with. My dog gets tired quickly tho so we were only there about 30 min. Would def like to go back and visit during the day time with other dogs maybe I’ll get another load going to Brooklyn we shall see.
This is a lovely little dog park, you can tell the locals take care of it and add things to enrich the pups. There is a water dish, lots of tennis balls, a nice tree for shade and plenty of dogs to play with when we came in the daytime on a weekday
Personally the dog park needs significant upgrades to bring it in line with other Brooklyn dog parks. The whole surface is dirt, so you can expect you and your dog to get a bid dusty/dirty. Water can be hit or miss and I would personally and I do, bring my own. The people I have to say are an absolute joy of a community.