Dog Park Locations

The Mile-Around Woods in North Bennington, Vermont, is a public natural area with paths.

Vermont is a historically rich state with unspoilt natural beauty. Make Tree Farm Campground your base camp for exploring Vermont's beautiful state.

You do so at your own risk.
Never leave your dog alone.
Always keep your dog under control.
Take care of your dog's waste.
Dogs that are aggressive or in heat are not permitted.
A current dog license and rabies tag are required for all dogs.
Food, alcohol, and glass containers are not permitted.
No dogs under the age of four months, in heat, or in poor health are allowed.
Clean up and dispose of dog feces right away.
Please leash and remove your dog from the park at the first sign of aggression.
Always keep your dog in sight and under reasonable control.
A maximum of two dogs per owner should always be leashed.
Bring your dog to and from the park on a leash.
As you enter, close the dog gates behind you.

Boulder Beach State Park is a state park on the western coast of Lake Groton in Groton, Vermont. The park is near the Groton Nature Center, Big Deer State Park, and Stillwater State Park in Groton State Forest. There are 75 shaded picnic areas with tables and hibachis in the park.

Mills Riverside Park is a 216-acre open meadow and wooded hillside with a spectacular view of Mount Mansfield.

Game Room; Friendly Staff Hiking, fishing, and boat rentals are all offered, as well as a dog park...

The park features banks, quarterpipes, and boxes made of weather-treated wood. It comes with a 4' mini and a few rails. The park is always deserted, which adds to the enjoyment.

Hubbard Park is a 194-acre park in Montpelier, Vermont, to the north of the Vermont State House.

Our summer leagues are hosted on the Dog River Recreation Area's softball fields, which also serve as a soccer field for the youth program in the fall.

The North Branch River Park spans for about a mile along the river. A major multi-use walkway runs alongside the river, while a network of smaller multi-use trails, including some suitable to mountain biking, runs above it in the mountainous terrain. The park is also home to a variety of birds and other species, as well as valuable wetlands. Park Rules and history can be found by clicking on the links to the left.