Dog Park Locations

Our outdoor Park is the perfect solution to Mother Nature's winter weather and is ideal for chasing, fetching, or simply interacting with other four-legged friends.

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.

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

A boating ramp, bicycle track, playing fields, and a seasonal farmer's market are all located on the bayside.

This 20-acre park is located in the southwestern section of the Township, off Union Deposit Road on Dowhower Road. This park provides:

The Rapho Township Community Park is about 1/8 mile south of the Route 772 crossing, at 960 Strickler Road, Mount Joy, PA 17552. Rapho Park is a 30-acre public park with public sports fields, walking trails, playgrounds, and pavilions.

East Manchester Township, in Emigsville, is home to John C. Rudy County Park. Pavilions, sports fields, horseshoe pits, volleyball courts, open recreational space, a cross-country running trail, a BMX track, and the famed Canine Meadows Off-Leash Dog Area are all part of the 150-acre park. It also houses the Parks Administrative Offices, which are housed in a 1798 stone house, as well as the maintenance headquarters and a variety of other structures. George B. Rudy and Viola Rudy Williams donated the land in 1973 in remembrance of their grandparents, John and Mary Rudy.

Barkby Plungers is a 3 acre enclosed property. The Pond is 55 feet broad and 90 feet long. It's 7.5 feet deep with a shallow entry and exit. It has a "DockDog" Regulation Dock and is spring fed and chemical free. The dock measures 8' by 40' and is covered in over 1" turf. It stands 24" above the waterline. It's designed for practice and training in Speed Retrieve, Extreme Vertical, and Big Air. We sell toys and dog food.

The Glen Rock Recreation Board is committed to conserving, managing, maintaining, and protecting Glen Rock Park, as well as acquiring park lands, in order to provide the Glen Rock community with a diverse range of leisure and recreation options.