Randolph Dog Park
Randolph Dog Park offers a spacious and natural environment with two separate enclosures including a smaller puppy park. The park is well maintained and features unique elements like giant concrete tunnels, a tire obstacle, and large boulders. Surrounded by numerous trees providing excellent shade, it is ideal for dogs to run and play freely off-leash. There are good hiking trails suitable for kids, dogs, and families, as well as amenities like water for dogs and poop bag stations. Parking is wheelchair accessible. It’s a popular spot with friendly dogs and respectful owners.
Reviews
We ventured from Milton to take our 2 year old 50lb lab mix to the Randolph Dog Park. She loved it. It is a great big area set back down into the woods. Tunnels, fire hydrants, trees and today, respectful dog owners.
She was a bit scared/nervous upon entering because the dogs, understandably, get excited and all wanted to greet her and jump on her. It lasted a couple minutes and the owners g head come over quickly to get their dogs. Very respectful dog owners. She then took her time wandering and getting to know each dog individually and she was a happy camper!
It was snowy, but no ice. The path is paved but there is a short distance where you do have to trudge through snow and the dog park has lots of snow. I would recommend boots. There was water for the dogs to drink and plenty of bags for poop collection if you forget yours at home.
I would highly recommend!
Great place clean. Fenced in double entrence with fence. Lots of places to sit and let dogs run around. If you love dogs and want to be popular bring some treats
Great big place. Well kept year round. Friendly dogs. Has a nice hiking road great to bring dogs, kids and family.
Small dog owners beware: We brought our small dog here a few years ago. He got bit in the leg by a larger dog and never walked the same again. I’ll say either don’t bring small dogs here or immediately leave if they get targeted by a bigger dog. The owner of the big dog wouldn’t care and would say they’re just playing and then stand all the way at the other end of the park to watch.
Best Dog Park Around!
There are 2 separate enclosures; the main dog park and a puppy park (smaller version of the main park). Both are well maintained throughout the season.
The park is a great size, plenty of space to run and play in a natural environment— no artificial turf or rubber. There are a few giant concrete tunnels the dogs can run through, a tire obstacle, and large boulders to jump off.
Plus a ton of trees providing overhead coverage from the elements.
An overall great place; filled with a great group of people and friendly dogs.