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Dog Parks in Westchester County

Dog parks in Westchester are a great place for our pups to play unleashed and meet new friends!

By Kelly Koehler August 15, 2024

We are lucky in Westchester County to have so many great dog parks to enjoy with our favorite pups. Dog parks are a great place for our pups to play unleashed and meet new friends! Not sure about how dog parks work or if your dog is ready for one? Check out our etiquette and rules tips at the bottom of this story.

Big bonus: Dog parks are FREE! 



Dog park locations are listed alphabetically:

Know of a dog park in Westchester that we're missing? Let me know at kellykoehler@macaronikid.com and we will add it to our list!


Black Rock Dog Park- Located in Black Rock Park Croton on Hudson

- Notes:  for residents only, register your pup here.


Bronxville Dog Park-28 Grove Ln, Bronxville


Elmsford Dog Park-Winthrop Ave-Elmsford

Notes: separate area for smaller dogs


Harrison Park-Crystal St, Harrison


Losee Park- Dog friendly park Green St, Tarrytown


Ossining Dog Park-235 Cedar Ln, Ossining


Paws Place Dog Park-300 Broadfield Rd, New Rochelle

Notes:  yearly registration fee


Peekskill Dog Park-1795 Main St, Peekskill


Pleasantville Dog Park-123 Castleton St, Pleasantville


Ridge Hill Dog Park-22 Lembo St, Yonkers


Rumbrook Park East Dog Park-Dobbs Ferry Rd White Plains


Sprout Brook Park-Sprout Brook Rd Cortlandt Manor


Yorktown Community Dog Park-Grant Ave & Morris Ln, Mohegan Lake


Make sure to check the individual park rules and hours before visiting!



Westchester County dog park tips

Follow the rules! Typical dog park rules include:

  • Dogs must be spayed or neutered, up to date on vaccines and shots, and supervised at all times.
  • Clean up after your pooch! No one wants to step in that mess.
  • Know your dog: If you have a dog that has shown aggression toward other animals, children, or adults, it's best to leave them at home.
  • Taking your kids? Supervise them closely! Let them know that running and loud play aren't a good idea around dogs they don't know well, and teach them how to approach a dog to pet it.
  • Don't bring your lunch. It only invites begging and aggressive behaviors.
  • Be polite and considerate of other park users. Common sense prevails!

Read more about dog park etiquette from the Whole Dog Journal.

We hope this list of dog parks in Westchster helps you find some fun places for your family to explore with your dogs. Now get the whole family — even the four-legged members — out to play!