Haines Memorial State Park

The Barrington Dog Park is the first fenced-in dog park in Rhode Island. Kimberly Perrott, a local dog walker and animal enthusiast, founded the dog park in 2005 and campaigned for nearly two years to convince the town and state to approve it.

Following the establishment of the SUFA Facility in Westerly, SUFA aimed to expand its objective of assisting and enhancing the lives of animals, particularly those in shelters.

The Waterman St. Dog Park is a community-based group dedicated to providing a natural, unrestricted area for dogs to run, train, and interact in for responsible pet owners. In addition, the Park acts as a community resource for inhabitants of all ages, educating them about the positive effects of animal companionship in everyday life.

The park's 464 acres include manicured lawns, pathways, picnic tables, and a museum.

A dog park situated amid sporting fields in the city's favorite park. Large and tiny dogs have their own places. Mostly dirt and sand, with some grass and trees thrown in for good measure. Humans need chairs and benches.