Dog Park Locations

A 46.6-acre urban park including a pool, several sports facilities, picnic areas, and hiking trails.

The park sits off of 34th Street in Vienna, in the back of Jackson Park. Dog park in a ballpark Dugouts remain, providing a lovely shady spot to sit and watch your dog play. There are water fountains, a fenced-in area, and benches at this location.

Chief Logan State Park is a 3,988-acre state park in Logan County, West Virginia, about 4 miles north of Logan. Chief Logan, a Mingo Native American leader who resided in the area before the American Revolutionary War, was the inspiration for the park, the town, and the county.

Among the attractions at Old National Pike Park are:
Baseball diamond
Four multipurpose fields (one with soccer/football goalposts) are available.
Grills
Pits for horseshoes
Mister writes
Shelters for picnics
Tables for picnics
Sporting goods
Playground with No Barriers
Nets for volleyball
Path for walking

Seneca Creek State Park is a public recreation area in Montgomery County, Maryland that spans more than 6,300 acres along Seneca Creek's 14-mile journey to the Potomac River. Boating and fishing are available at the park, as well as hiking, cycling, and horseback riding routes.

Acorn Park is a medium-sized open space park with trees, seats, and a walking route.
This park is open to all Brambleton owners, residents, and their guests from sunrise to sunset. The park is located between Courtland Park Drive and Vickery Park Drive on Regal Wood Drive.

The Town of Middletown in Frederick County owns the Remsberg Park, which is an 88-acre community recreational park in the planning stages. Remsberg Park is located between Middletown Parkway and Middletown Primary School, immediately off Holter Road.

The Community Center can accommodate 100 people and contains 7 tables and 35 aluminum folding chairs. Shafer Park is open to the public from dawn to dark every day. In Shafer Park, the town allows leashed dogs. To make picking up after your dog easier, pet waste stations have been erected.

Athletic fields, communal garden plots, a playground, and an off-leash dog park are all available in this green space.

The Falls of Hills Creek Scenic Area, tucked away in a tiny ravine just off the Highland Scenic Highway, is a hidden gem. There are three waterfalls in this popular 114-acre area: 25 feet, 45 feet, and 63 feet. The lower falls, at 63 feet, are West Virginia's second highest waterfall.