Quiet Waters Dog Beach

"What a great place for dogs! The park was very well maintained and we went at a good time when it wasn’t so crowded and enjoyed the beach to ourselves for a bit. You have to walk about 10 minutes from the parking lot to get to the beach but it’s a nice path with clear signs. My favorite part was the dog washing station outside the bathroom and how the bathroom was surprisingly clean! We would definitely come again."

"There’s not that many places around us where you can have your dog enjoy direct water access with a nice sandy beach, very clean and well organized, even though kind of tight. We were lucky on this Labor Day, as there were not too many dogs/dog owners around. Best can be seen from the pictures I took. To enter the park, you have to pay $6 but you can stay for as long as you want, or until the park closes. It’s about 10 minutes walk from where you can park your car. There’s also a dog shower available, right next to the restrooms so you can try to get some of the sand of your furry friend."

"Overall, I give it a 4/5. I wish it was a bit bigger so the dogs have more room to play in the sand. However, it was very clean and everyone was watching over their dog(s) at all times. You do have to pay $6 to get in, and will have to walk a little trail to get there, but would definitely recommend. My dog loved it!!"

"We had a great time here: it’s fenced in and there are two jetties that partially close off the water, so it’s unlikely your pup will run off. There’s also a trash can to dispose of any doggy deposits (no baggies available that I saw). We did see jellyfish though! Nobody seemed to know if they were dangerous, and no dogs acted like they’d been stung so…we’ll be back!"

"What a delightful place! During our visit all the owners were respectful, all the dogs were friendly, and the entire enclosure was remarkably clean. There was a doggy bag station and a small trash bin, but like any park you should really leave nothing behind."