South Kingstown Dog Park

Great spot for small and large dogs. Good place for off-leash fun. Midday is when there is the most pups. They provide bags and some seating. The wind can blow pretty strong so make sure you bring a coat.

Great park, well maintained, my puppy loves it here. It’s also nice that they have human bathrooms too

This place is okay but there is nobody to enforce the rules so the dog owners let their dogs do whatever they want. There were multiple dogs that ran up at full speed to my 12 year old dog and then the dogs jumped all over me and the owner just said "push them away if you don't want it". Have your dog FULLY TRAINED before you come here and let your dogs loose like mad men. Have some respect for other people. People also pick and choose between the small dogs and big dogs sections. People put 85lb dogs in the little dog section and 15lb dogs in the big dog section. There were also dogs pooping everywhere and their owners ignored it and left poop all over the inside of the dog park. We left so he wouldn't be attacked or get his toy stolen or step in poop running around. There is also a ton of poison ivy growing the through the fencing. Again, this place needs someone to look over it in regard to maintenance and rule enforcement.

This is a REALLY nice park! Great grass, lots of space. Trash and bags. There is a water fountain, but it's actually outside the park fence. Solar lights around the park which were I installed a year or two ago.

We’ve been to this dog park many times and our dog loves it, but no one keeps an eye on their dogs here. Dog poop everywhere. Someone who is a “dog walker” brought 5+ dogs and didn't pay attention to them, one of which was a Dalmatian named “Capone” and bit our dog. The “dog walker” refused to give us any information on the dog stating how he could not have done it even though I witnessed it. Took our dog to the vet and had to get 5 staples, a week of antibiotics and a new rabies vaccine because this irresponsible lady refused to provide owner information. I understand dog parks have risks, but why would you bring multiple dogs that aren’t yours to a dog park and lay down on the bench?