Randolph Dog Park

It's a nice fenced-in off-leash park. Small dogs have their own space. The park is accessible by paved and woodland walkways. Dogs can play in a wooded area with tunnels, stones, and stairs. They're also a good size for running. Water is accessible for consumption.

The Town of Randolph owns the David M. Goldstein Open Space Area conservation area. It is 13 acres in size. This site is accessible to the general public.

The Auburn Dog Park is adjacent to the walking track in Lower Lemansky Park (accessed through Brayman Street). The park is divided into two sections, one for large dogs weighing more than 25 pounds and the other for little dogs weighing less than 25 pounds.

The dog park has an enclosed space where dogs can mingle, play, and learn off-leash.

The Partridge and Ducktail Ponds Trails, which are easily accessible from Bangor, Brewer, and Ellsworth, allow access to remote feeling ponds, rustic camping, and a neighboring day-use area.

The Abington Dog Park is owned by the Town of Abington and administered by a volunteer-led nonprofit organization. Abington Dog Park's Friends.