Greenbelt Dog Park(Permit Only)

"Green Belt Dog Park, located in the vicinity of College Park, Maryland, is a popular spot for dog owners in the area. However, when compared to the exceptional Hollywood Dog Park nearby, there are certain aspects that make it fall short of being the top choice for dog enthusiasts. One significant drawback of Green Belt Dog Park is that it requires a pass or entry fee to gain access. Unlike the Hollywood Dog Park, which welcomes everyone without any financial constraints, this policy at Green Belt may deter some potential visitors. Dog parks should ideally be open and accessible to all, providing a free and inclusive space for people to socialize and enjoy quality time with their canine companions. While Green Belt Dog Park does have some shaded areas, it falls short compared to the generous canopy of trees found at Hollywood Dog Park. Dogs, especially during hot summer days, need ample shade to stay cool and comfortable while playing. Hollywood Dog Park's thoughtful provision of shade demonstrates its commitment to the well-being and enjoyment of both dogs and their owners While Green Belt Dog Park does have some shaded areas, it falls short compared to the generous canopy of trees found at Hollywood Dog Park. Dogs, especially during hot summer days, need ample shade to stay cool and comfortable while playing. Hollywood Dog Park's thoughtful provision of shade demonstrates its commitment to the well-being and enjoyment of both dogs and their owners. Another aspect that could use improvement at Green Belt Dog Park is its parking situation. While it does offer a fair amount of parking spaces, it can still become congested during peak hours. Hollywood Dog Park has clearly planned for such contingencies and offers a more spacious and well-organized parking area, ensuring a stress-free arrival and departure for visitors. The cleanliness of a dog park is essential for a pleasant experience, and while Green Belt Dog Park is generally tidy, it falls short when compared to the exceptional cleanliness maintained at Hollywood Dog Park. A cleaner environment not only reflects a park's dedication to hygiene and aesthetics but also contributes to the overall enjoyment of all visitors. The mood and atmosphere at Green Belt Dog Park are satisfactory, but it lacks the friendly and welcoming vibe that I experienced at Hollywood Dog Park. The sense of community and camaraderie among dog owners is an important aspect of any dog park, and Hollywood Dog Park excels in fostering a warm and inviting environment for everyone. In conclusion, while Green Belt Dog Park does provide a suitable space for dogs to play and interact, it pales in comparison to the outstanding features and amenities offered by Hollywood Dog Park. The requirement of a pass for entry, limited shade, parking challenges, and a somewhat lesser level of cleanliness and ambiance are areas where Green Belt Dog Park could improve to make it more attractive and accessible to dog owners in the area. If you're looking for an exceptional dog park experience near College Park, Maryland, Hollywood Dog Park remains the top choice for its inclusive, dog-friendly, and well-designed environment"

"Nice dog park open clean garbage is upkept but best of all on a hot summer day this park has trees and is semi cool love this park the most so far Nvm signs it's private kinda lame"

"Very nice dog park. The community definitely takes care of this park. And they actually pick up after their fur babies! A lot of room for them to run and play."

"This is NOT a public park. I was here alone (no other dogs or people in sight) for less than 10 minutes when the animal control for greenbelt pulled up promptly to let me know I had to have a paid permit and be a city of greenbelt resident to come here and made me and my dog leave. There’s no signs about this anywhere either which the animal control also pointed out. Absolutely ridiculous. I live in the Landover area and there are no dog parks in my area, what do I pay taxes for? They are really here waiting for me to leave and standing guard for a empty sad dog park."

"There was a Dog Expo Block Party at the dog park. It is apparently held the first weekend in June every year. This was my first time hearing of it and so, I decided to go and check it out. It was free to attend which was great. Pet parents were welcomed to bring their fur babies of all sizes to come out and get vaccines for free and enjoy a day out for pets to socialize and play. The atmosphere was light and calming while I was there. There were vendors there that were provided free tables to present their pet services or products to pet parents who came to the expo. Food and drink vendors were there for people to purchase. The SPCA was stationed out there and they had kittens for people to adopt on the spot and take home. What I really liked was how the dogs were playing in the play area together. It was like watching children play on the playground together. They seemed so happy to be out and meeting new friends. Everytime a pet parent approached the play area with their dog, the other dogs would run to the gate to greet the new dog and welcome him into the play area. It was sooo cute to watch. I really had a nice time and will definitely attend next year."