North Quabbin Dog Park - Orange, MA
North Quabbin Dog Park in Orange, Massachusetts
Located at 80 Airport St, North Quabbin Dog Park offers local dog owners a spacious off-leash experience in Orange, MA. This dog park features three fenced areas—including separate sections for small and large dogs—making it suitable for pups of all sizes. With agility equipment for active pets, your dog will have room to run and things to explore. However, be aware that the surfaces are primarily sand and the park could use some additional care and maintenance.
Shade is limited, but a canopy has been added to provide some relief on sunny days. Parking is available on a packed sand lot, but use caution as ruts may be present. While the park boasts agility structures, recent reviews note that some equipment is in disrepair, and amenities like benches, water fountains, and waste stations may be lacking. North Quabbin Dog Park does provide a unique spot for Orange residents to socialize their dogs and enjoy the outdoors, despite the areas that could benefit from added upkeep.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Are dogs allowed off-leash at this park? Yes, dogs are allowed off-leash in the designated fenced areas.
- Is there a fenced area for dogs? Yes, the park is fully fenced and offers three separate areas.
- Is there a separate area for small and large dogs? Yes, North Quabbin Dog Park includes dedicated sections for both small and large dogs.
- Is there shade or shelter available? There is minimal shade, but a canopy provides some cover. Natural shade is limited.
- Is there agility equipment for dogs to play on? Yes, there is agility equipment, though some pieces may be in disrepair.
- Where is the best place to park? The park has a packed sand parking lot adjacent to the entrance.
- Are there benches or seating areas for owners? No, there are currently no benches provided. Bringing your own chair is advised.
- Are there water fountains or bowls for dogs? No, there is no water source at the park, so bring your own water and bowl for your pet.
- Are restrooms available for owners? No, there are no restrooms on site.
Reviews
It’s a fun dog park there’s a sweet dog named Gabby my dog is friend with her there’s equipment my dog loves it
Were great dogs had fun. One owner knows small dogs, and his dog didn’t mix, so he did not put his dog with the small dog.
It’s a decent park, but it is a little “thrown together”. Good sized, but only a tiny bit of shade and it’s just sand.
There is a “kids waiting area” for children too young to be in the park….
The section with agility equipment was a mess – all the bars knocked down or knocked over,,etc.
The parking lot is packed sand, and has some pretty good sized ruts.
This park has potential, but needs some love and care.
I am so glad and very happy for these dogs to have somewhere to meet and have fun.
But a few regulars that are there just about every day need to mind there business a little bit! Just because they are there every day or just about every day they think they run the place especially two woman that sit in the middle fence about 3 O’clock every day and think they run the dog park, but
there dogs are very nice, there dogs are not the problem. To these two woman please mind your own business and leave the problems for the dog park manager, animal control or the police and if you were not at the incident
of what happened please stop spreading rumors and lies, no wonder not many people go there.
Not worth the gas to get here. Sorry to be harsh. It’s three fenced areas, but all loose sand (dusty/dirty and would make a good home for fleas). No water. No benches. No human restrooms. Equipment / obstacles in small dog side was a bit lop sided. One piece appears to have used shingle material = too hot for paws. Some equipment was moldy. Dog bowls filled will green algae (WILL make dogs sick). They put up a canopy for shade…but again no benches so I guess you’re supposed to bring your own chair? No thanks on this park, I won’t be back.