Smithfield Dog Park
Smithfield Dog Park is a spacious, well-maintained, and accessible dog park featuring two large fenced areas designated for small and large dogs. It offers amenities including water fountains, agility equipment, seating, and plenty of waste bins with poop bags available. The park is wheelchair accessible with reserved handicapped parking spots and plenty of general parking. Its natural, wooded setting with dirt and mulch ground cover provides shade and a natural environment for dogs to run and play off-leash.
Reviews
I’m so happy to have a dog park in my area! My dog loves visiting the park and playing with all the other dogs!
This is probably the nicest dog park in the state of RI. Two huge areas are available for under/over 30 lbs. Benches and agility/activity objects, plenty of waste bins, water fountains, easy parking. The dog park seems well managed, and has a FB page with seasonal activities. It has been well attended any time we have gone.
Get spot. This was my first time there and everyone was so friendly. They have a great fenced in area with designated zones for small/large dogs and provide poop bags as well.
Large, wooded park with dirt and mulch ground cover. Water bubblers, trash and bags were all available. Several obstacles and other pieces of agility equipment scattered around the space.
(Town was loading in fresh mulch while I was there)
I am always so grateful when I see dog parks like this, because I am a very fragile person who loves to be in nature and often sees dogs unleashed on hiking trails. Last summer, I was jumped on by a dog on a hiking trail. wanted to say hi. I yelled to the owner to tell him that I was fragile and could not greet his dog and his response was “don’t worry he’s friendly.” The problem wasn’t that was friendly or not, the problem was that I have syndrome and my body cannot handle even a small dog jumping on an ankle let alone a big dog jumping on my hips. I dislocated a hip.
Since then, I see a dog park I leave. Whenever I see a trail with an unleashed dog I also leave a review and I try to encourage people to visit the dog park and let their dog run wild.
So grateful that Smith has a dog park like this! This encourages parents of Doggo to follow the rules elsewhere, because there is a place where their dog can run wild and play with other dogs and it’s not just their backyard.
Handicapped reserved spots and plenty of parking besides.
The ground is not even though, so if you have balance issues be careful!