Nice fenced place for the pups to run and socialize with each other. The area is a rectangular space between the river and the railroad, the entrance is a little tricky to find. We parked directly next to where the dog park is on Google map, crossed the railroad and walked through dirt road to get to the gate. But this is actually the shortcut, and I assume you should access it from the trail next to it, but the trailhead would be under the bridge on 40 or 43 street so it would be a short hike. The trail by the dog park is nice, sunset view is amazing.

Discreet little off-leash dog park divided into a gated section for littler dogs and a larger gated section for the rest to run, wrestle and chase down log watered, muddy tennis balls. There's a huge water barrel with bowls to keep em hydrated, a first aid kit for any mishaps. The people are friendly and everyone seems to do their part to keep the place tidy and we'll maintained. The parcel is just behind railroad tracks along a walk/run/ride trail and the most obvious place to park is unfortunately private property, although I've never seen/heard of anyone being bothered, much less ticketed. It's also not clearly marked from "the road," so it was a bit hard to find when I first went -- follow 38th Street all the way to the end, cross the railroad tracks and you'll see it on the right!

Great dog park in Lawrenceville. Owners are knowledgeable and aware of their dogs almost always. It does get pretty busy from 5-7 so avoid those hours if your pup gets nervous around a lot of dogs.

One of my best friends favorite places to visit on our days off .. I go to work.. he said watches the house .. we relax here and its so comfortable

Nice sized dog park/run in Lawrenceville. Right on the river walk so during the warmer weather the view will be beautiful. There are trees on the outside of the fence to provide shade and the fence itself is in great condition and about 5 feet tall. There's a separate fenced-in area for large dogs if needed and there was fresh hay laid throughout both runs to try to keep the mud to a minimum.

A fun little park that is easy to get to via the river trail, or if you drive and park. Located under the shadow of the 40th St Bridge. You'll want to exit of the bridge and head under the bridge to the parking located at the river's edge under the bridge. It is easy to find. Then walk down the river and you won't miss the park. 2 sections make it easy to visit the other if you need some space. Always be respectful of everyone and their dogs when entering--some extra space is always appreciated. Also watch your dog and others around toys/balls. There are not usually are not balls lying around there, but sometimes people bring them and they can bring out the herding/guarding mentality for some dogs. Know your dog in advance. Always have fun and get that dog nice and tired! :)

A great off lease dog run with friendly owners! There are both a small and large dog areas with nice walking trails in the area.

Love it here! Been bringing our pup the last 3 months or so once or twice a week. Having the barrel with water is a nice touch so the dogs don't get thirsty. there is a ton of room to run and especially play fetch if your dog is into it. It is all woodchips and dirt so they can get a little dirty but it's not a big deal. Most of the dogs in the big dog section are nice, and we haven't ever really had problems