Huntington PetSafe Dog Park

Carol Grimm 2 months ago

First time there brought my very small dog to the small area there was already a full size dog in there playing I don’t know probably won’t go back. That dog should been in the large dog area makes no sense they need watch it more closely sad

Nic S 11 months ago

Dreidel loves to run around and play with his friends. As soon as I step away from my desk for the day he is ready to go there. It needs a bit of TLC to the trash cans, benches and water fountains. Also a few modern obstacles for the pups to play on at the bottom of the hill with the others could spruce it up. The fences are great. I don't have to worry about letting him off leash.

Michelle Stone a year ago

The only bad thing to say about this is bad / no real parking. The street is on a hill and it is street parking only on a narrow road. The park itself is good. Hilly with 2 water stations for the dogs and a couple agility things.

Ken Allmon Edited a year ago

Huntington's PetSafe Dog Park is a fantastic spot for furry friends and their owners. Located within Ritter Park, this 3.5-acre space boasts ample room for dogs to run, play, and socialize. The park features separate, fenced-in areas for both large and small dogs, ensuring a safe environment for all sizes and temperaments. The hilly terrain provides a great workout for energetic pups, and the agility equipment adds an extra element of fun and stimulation. The park is well-equipped with amenities that enhance the experience for both dogs and their owners. Water fountains cater to thirsty pups (and people!), and dog waste bags and trash receptacles are readily available for convenient cleanup. Benches are scattered throughout the park, offering owners a chance to relax and observe their pets. The double-gated entry system provides a secure transition when entering and exiting the park. Overall, Huntington's PetSafe Dog Park receives high praise for its spaciousness, features, and overall positive environment. It's a wonderful place for dogs to exercise, socialize, and enjoy the outdoors, with thoughtful amenities that make the experience enjoyable for everyone involved.

Mary McComas 3 years ago

We have been daily visitors of this dog park for the last 2 open seasons. We love it, our border collie loves it. It is an excellent place for dogs to run and play with plenty of space and some rolling hills. The park also has some agility course structures that some of the dogs love!