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Kent Dog Park
3900 Bridge Street, Drexel Hill, PA 19026
Location & Phone number
3900 Bridge St, Drexel Hill, PA 19026, United States
About the Business
Kent Dog Park is a popular tourist attraction located at 3900 Bridge Street in Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania, United States. This park is a haven for dogs and their owners, offering a large fenced-in area where dogs can run and play off-leash. The park also features separate sections for small and large dogs, as well as agility equipment for those looking to challenge their furry friends. With plenty of seating for owners to relax and socialize, Kent Dog Park is the perfect spot for a fun day out with your four-legged companion.
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Hours open
Monday:
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday:
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday:
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday:
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday:
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday:
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday:
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Reviews
"Big parking lot, two separate fenced areas for small and large dogs. Water and dog bags available. Very friendly vibe. Its soggy at times, so be prepared for muddy shoes and paws after it's rained."
"I just adopted my smooth haired Chihuahua, Spike. He is 10 years old and very friendly. He really needs the expertise and socializing so I've spent a week checking out the doggie parks in Delco. When I came across this one I decided to take a drive over to check it out and I was very impressed. My Spike will love it and his new mommy is in remission from stage 4 throat cancer which has long term treatment side effects from both chemo and the radiation, so new momma is in need of exercise and a reason to get up and out into the fresh air. Kent , I have decided, is my place. Today I went to get his license and got his microchip and tomorrow we will be going to Rosetree park Leedom House in Media (for those who in this thread have said there is no information) with his latest rabies and vaccine record, dog license, microchip information and a check for $20.00 for the year and they will give me my key fob and. Information booklet. Everyone can download the application from the website for Kent and they can get application for dog license from the Borough website search dog licenses the license is 31.00 for a lifetime and if you are disabled or it's a service animal it is 21.00 for a lifetime you can get the license immediately if you go in person, 7 to 10.days by mail. Better in person go to media for license then 2 mins away to Rosetree park for the membership. I'm very excited I can't wait to take him tomorrow! It'll be worth the bath he'll need afterward lol. Hope this info helped those of you confused about how to obtain a membership. It's better to pay a fee than to visit a park that is free and have to worry about stepping in dog poop, your small dog getting mauled by someone's larger dog, no maintenance at all and no screening of the other animals you're trusting your dogs around. I would pay a lot more if I had to. And for those horrified about the 20 00 charge.... And then complained about the lack of maintenance, donate more specifically for the cleanup and maintenance of the park, talk to other members and ban together to have better maintained grounds for the money you give. Or, I often just smh, grab a plastic bag and pick stuff up and find the trashcan. Why not? Ithat 20 made the park partially my responsibility so if it gi see trash or u bagged poop, I just pick it up and then it doesn't bother me anymore."
"A great place where your little buddy can meet new friends and play for hours. All the dog owners I met thus far are great easy going dog lovers just like you!"
"Breathtaking views. Such an amazing hiking trail. The Swedish house was closed when i went but will be back to see it."
"This park has come a long way since I was a kid. The Creek isn't as high but still flowing strong. Lots of birds. The new hiking trail is nice. A mix path consisting of paved and unpaved by rocks or dirt. Feel free to walk, jog, ride your bike or whatever. Pets are welcomed but must be leased out of the dog park and please curb your dog.. Seriously folks. Be responsible for your pets.. If you can't, leave them in your own yard.. The trail is Wooded on one side the other side follows the creek. IF you go off trail make sure you know what poison ivy, oak, sumac, 7min itch and other harmful plants etc looks like bc they all can be found hand n hand with each other just about every where and some plants are huge. Please don't disturbed or mess with the Geese. I saw plenty of new gosling and the adults meant business. They will slowly get out of your way so don't try to scare or yell at them. Remember to Respect all living things. The 102 Trolley Runs thru the park and there is a stop. Great idea for anyone who wants to get out of dodge and cool off but doesn't have car to get off the beaten path. This park is prefect. A cute small waterfall. The creek isn't deep so kids n dog of all ages can enjoy. The huge rocks in the creek are awesome. You can do some fishing (get your permit first)The oldest cabin the Swedish Cabin is on the trail. A great dog park. I challenge anyone to find John Fords along with Ella, John Jr and wife Annie's final resting place. Smile enjoy yourself and say hello to your fellow neighbors. A simple smile and a hello can make our community a better place!! Enjoy the outdoors!"
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