East Windsor Dog Park

This is the first dog park I have been to, so I don't have much experience. It's a very nice place with 2 sections: one for large and one for small dogs...although they can intermingle if their humans are fine with it. They have waste bags available usually in the am at least, and some benches which could use some new paint. Owners are decent about cleaning up after their pets, and most of the dogs are happy to play. Our dog is a friendly, intact male, so there can be problems with other more aggressive males, but we just leave. Also, an un-spayed female should not go if the owner is worried about other dogs. There are groups of folks who know each other from going all the time, and early morning seems to be quiet if you prefer less chaos. 😁. But most people and dogs are welcoming and ready to give a friendly greeting of words or wags. I recommend this park if you want your dog to have a romp.

The pup and I decided to visit here and we're pleasantly surprised. We normally go to the one in Rockville as it is closer but it was worth the extra 5 min drive. First off seems there is a few town parks all in one spot. A community garden and skate park next to it and across the street a big looking park with playground equipment and more although we didn't explore. 2 large fenced in grassy areas for doggo to run free and let off energy. There is also a water pump available by the entrance. We will definitely be coming back. I'd venture to say this is one of the nicest dog parks in the area.

Finally after 3 dog parks in the area, we have found one that we can use. In a wheelchair with a service dog and the others are not even close to being accessible. This one is accessible for a wheelchair, is well kept and friendly people. My only issue is that the entrance and all the immediate area is a bit muddy so I will need to find a hose or car wash to get my wheels clean. But thank you for having it flat enough to allow wheelchair users in.

Good-sized, grassy park. No shade at all in the main section. Trash and bags. Slope was a bit slippery in the rain -- wear good-traction footwear. Unremarkable, but decent.

Friendly people and well-behaved dogs. It's a really nice place and I enjoy bringing our little fur baby there too