Boneyard Dog Park
Boneyard Dog Park in Kingston, MA is a spacious, community-oriented dog park featuring separate areas for large and small dogs mostly covered with gravel and peastone ground. It requires dog registration with a badge from Kingston town hall. The park provides water fountains, poop bags, and trash bins to maintain cleanliness. Seating is available with benches, although shade is limited, making mornings and evenings the best times to visit to avoid the heat. The park emphasizes good dog behavior and offers a welcoming atmosphere for socializing both dogs and owners.
Reviews
The 2 dogs me and my friend bought were tortured by a large dog that peed on my bag and would not leave our bench. Owner wouldn’t even call it. Weird!!!!
Great place for dogs and humans to meet and play together. My dog was very timid the first time. By the third time she couldn’t wait to get out of the car and see all her friends. I highly recommend this place. It has benches and water. It was very well thought out.
Entrance is just before the transfer station. Very large area divided for bigger dogs and small breeds. Mostly gravel. Benches, some shaded. Water faucets in back corner to fill provided water dishes, poop bag and trash stations. No real shade so it gets hot in the sun. Owners have been very friendly to new visitors, dogs love playing and socializing.
Boneyard park is great. It is an awesome community. I recommend going in the morning or evening if you want alot of dogs to be there. Mid afternoons are usually quiet. This park has water fountains for the pups, poop bags and a poop barrel, everything you need in one place! You do technically need to get a pass at the Kingston town hall,(you need your dogs records for their shots) but you can come either way and hang out! It’s awesome because your dogs get to go crazy with the wide open space and obstacles and the owners can all sit around and chat!
Some advice though, keep an eye on your dog. If your dog is acting out then correct them and if they don’t listen and are impeding on other dogs ability to play then please leave. This is the only thing that’s a negative but it has nothing to do with the park but more so people who do not handle their dogs properly. We all have different tricks and techniques so if your dog has behavior issues we can bounce ideas off each other and help you out! Also keep and eye out for Steve the dog trainer because he’s the absolute best. Any questions you can always ask Steve 😁
Nice park, good-sized, peastone ground cover.
Registration and “badge” required for dog entry. Not alot of shade. Bubblers are located only on the far side of the space.