Scituate Dog Park

"Beautiful. Lots of space to run and have fun"

"Only option for a dog park within 10-15 or more miles. Location right off of a bike trail and near the Spit access. Great people and dogs tend to visit. Two downfalls 1. The water table. When it rains, there can be a puddle that envelopes 1/10th of the park. On a good day, there is a 10 x 12" puddle that stinks like sewage. Concerning as dogs walk, run, plant themselves in it and even drink it 2. The water fountains are broken/ have been disabled. This would be a lifesaver to fill water bowls and wash stinky, muddy dogs off."

"Great park with a large fenced area for dogs to run and play. The majority of the park has a nice layer of wood mulch - much nicer than the gravel at another location. There's a double gate entryway, bags to pick up after your pup, and even a water fountain/dog bowl, but this only works when they have it turned on - best to have your own water for backup!"

"Plenty of open area for dogs to run around& play. There's somewhat of a walking path, like packed dirt path, around the circumference of the dog park itself. Good for the dog owners to get some exercise, while the dog does too! There are hundreds of tennis balls provided by the park. They are spread out over the ground of the park &a bag near the entrance, holds hundreds more. They're there for anyone to use. There's also benches to sit on while you watch your dog play & make friends. For ppl with smaller dogs though- please note, that there is not a separate area for little dogs at this particular park. Small or large, all dogs play together! Prime location to stop for some salt water air, on your way back home!"

"My doggy loves it!! Beautiful park that he can run around and meet other nice doggies. They have water fountains for the dogs to drink out of. Poop baggies to clean up after your dog. Benches to sit on and tennis balls to throw to your furry friend. We always have a nice time."