Top public and private dog fields in Randolph, Vermont

Bailey's Happy Place

18+ acres of fields, woods, a beaver pond and access to the White River.

Eva's 40 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In New Haven

Give your dog the gift of freedom on 40 private acres in New Haven/Monkton. This spot has it all — shady woodlands, a peaceful pond, open meadows, and trails that climb up to a ridge with sweeping views of the valley and farmlands below. Whether your pup loves splashing, sniffing, scrambling over mossy ledges, or just stretching their legs in wide-open space, this is the perfect place to let them explore off leash. With no other dogs or people during your booking, you’ll have the entire property to yourselves for a safe, stress-free adventure. Located just minutes from Vergennes and Middlebury, this hidden retreat feels a world away — quiet, scenic, and full of seasonal beauty.

NCAL's Fully Fenced Yard For Dogs To Rent In Morristown

North Country Animal League has a great, fully fenced yard for rent located between Morrisville and Stowe. There are also walking trails for you and your on-leash dog. All proceeds go directly towards our mission to promote compassionate and responsible relationships between humans and animals.

Come Have a Snoop!

Our fenced in property with a orchard and large open space has been adored by many dogs and other pets we have cared for many years. We respect and understand how important it is to interact with your dog in a protected safe area with out worry of having a stressful issue with your dog and another dog or person. We live on a private road and the traffic is limited. All dogs that visit our yard appear to go home happy and content and always run straight for the yard when they come back!

Brianne's 80 Acre Partially Fenced Private Dog Park In Topsham

Branbury State Park

Branbury State Park in Salisbury, Vermont offers a beautiful dog park equipped with chairs, tables, and a field for your furry friends to enjoy. Located at 3570 Lake Dunmore Rd, visitors can relax while their dogs play and interact in a safe and inviting environment. For more information or to contact the park, you can reach them at (802) 247-5925 or email parks@vermont.gov.

Toast's Private Dog Beach & Fields

Welcome to a Toast’s 15 Acre Unfenced Field & Private Beach Oasis in Clarendon-a dog lover’s paradise where your furry friend can explore and enjoy nature to their heart’s content. Our sprawling 15-acre property features open, unfenced fields that provide ample space for your dog to run, play, and exercise freely. Whether your pup loves to sprint across wide-open spaces or engage in playful frolics, they will find endless joy here. One of the highlights of Toast’s Oasis is our private sandy beach, which is designed to cater to dogs of all sizes and swimming abilities. The beach features both shallow and deep ends, making it perfect for a leisurely paddle or an exhilarating swim. Your dog can cool off in the water, dig in the sand, or simply lounge by the shore while enjoying the serene environment. To reach the fields and beach, you and your dog will embark on a short but adventurous hike through a 4-wheeler trail. This scenic trail adds an extra layer of excitement to your visit, with natural sights and sounds that will captivate your dog's senses. The hike is manageable and will only enhance the overall experience for both you and your adventurous pup. Come and experience the freedom, fun, and relaxation that Toast’s Oasis has to offer. It’s the perfect escape for dogs who love to explore and owners who love to see their furry friends happy. **there is a 1/2 mile walk/hike through a wooded trail to get to the beach. If you are unable to do that, this Sniffspot is NOT for you** Check us out on instagram! @toastsbeach.vt.sniffspot

Hubbard Park Off Leash Area

Hubbard Park Off Leash Area in Montpelier, Vermont is an unfenced dog park with specific rules and regulations in place. The park is open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., with gates potentially being locked after dark. Other rules include a 15 mph speed limit, no discharge of weapons, no smoking, and no overnight camping. Dogs must be under control at all times, and on a leash near the sledding hill. Amenities include chairs, dog drinking water, a dog washing area, a table, a field, and a lake or pond. Additional information can be found on their website or by contacting (802) 223-9500.

Park hours: 7 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Watson Upper Valley Dog Park

The Watson Upper Valley Dog Park in White River Junction, Vermont, is an unfenced dog park with amenities for small dogs, including agility equipment and a dog washing area. Visitors can relax on chairs or at a table while their dogs play in the field or nearby river, stream, or creek. There is also drinking water available for dogs. For more information, contact info@uvdp.org.

Oak Meadow Farm In Shoreham

Private farm in Shoreham Vt. Approximately 3 miles from both VT route 22a and VT route 30, so perfect for those traveling through. Very quiet and secluded. Both unfenced and fenced-in options available with notice. Payment arranged via owner when booking. Venmo, Zelle, cash accepted.

A&S trails,field,and stream.

Nice wooded trails connect to an wide open field with plenty of room for your pups to run and play in. The trails continue on ending at a nice stream to cool your paws in.

Waterbury Unleashed Dog Park

Waterbury Unleashed Dog Park located at 546 River Rd in Waterbury, Vermont is a small dog friendly park offering amenities such as chairs, tables, and a spacious field for dogs to run and play. Visitors can find more information on the park's website or contact them directly at (802) 882-8315 or email wudpvt@gmail.com. Enjoy a day out with your furry friend at this welcoming dog park in Vermont.

West Rutland Dog Park

West Rutland Dog Park, located at 59 Fairview Ave in West Rutland, Vermont, is a volunteer-managed, non-profit dog park with strict rules to ensure safety and cleanliness. Visitors must enter at their own risk and follow guidelines such as keeping dogs on leashes, cleaning up after pets, and maintaining control at all times. Aggressive dogs and those in heat are prohibited, along with certain types of collars. The park offers a field for play, and is open from sunrise to sunset. To host an event or make a donation, contact parks4paws@gmail.com. Remember to respect the rules, as breaking them may result in loss of privileges.

Park hours: sunrise to sunset.

Lakeside Meadows in Putnam Station

Let your dog run wild and play on our hay meadows in Putnam Station NY. Spot is woman owned and operated, features seclusion and great visibility for a safe, rural experience (please see the map included in the listing). Wide open meadows are beautiful and convenient to NY 22 on a quiet country road. Easy, paved access from the Eastern shores Lake George NY, near Fort Ticonderoga, and the Western Shore of Lake Champlain. Dog owner DOES NOT need to clean up pet waste at our spot ;D Your pet's poo is a beneficial deterrent against crop damage and helps keep deer from hiding their fawns in the meadow. You should have leash, voice, or buzz collar control (we have collars available) to protect from escape into the wilderness or out onto the road. Please contact us a day in advance if you would like to borrow buzz collar system or GPS (so we can make sure everything is fully charged). Our town is VERY strict on DCO enforcement - no loose dogs on the road or neighboring properties EVER please, they would probably send you a ticket in the mail! :P If you anticipate having trouble with keeping your dog close upon entering/leaving the meadows please bring your car well within the steel gate to park before letting pooches out onto the meadows - there is a magnificent view toward the end of the access road and space to turn around in dry weather. Water features are available through streams and small ponds at various locations in the woods, also along the lake there are some ponds, for those who want a longer adventure. Pets may dig anywhere along the wooded edge of the meadows, please no digging in the grassland.

Monkton Community Dog Park

The Monkton Community Dog Park is located on Pond Road in Monkton, Vermont. The park is unfenced and requires that dogs be licensed, vaccinated, and healthy. Rules include keeping dogs in sight, limiting to 2 dogs per adult, minimizing barking, and picking up waste. Dogs in heat and under 12 weeks old are prohibited, as well as aggressive dogs. Children under 12 must be supervised by an adult. Hours are from dawn to dusk, and in case of emergency, call 911. Contact dogpark@monktonvt.com for questions or concerns. The park offers amenities such as being small dog friendly and having a field. Owners are responsible for their dogs and any injuries they cause. No glass, food, alcohol, or smoking is allowed.

Park hours: dawn to dusk

Paradise Bark

Paradise Bark is a dog park located at 230 VT-44 in Windsor, Vermont. The park features an unfenced enclosure that is small dog friendly with a spacious field for dogs to run and play. Visitors can contact the park via email at paradisebarkvt@gmail.com for more information.

Freedom Park

Freedom Park in North Ferrisburgh, Vermont is an unfenced dog park located at 2515 Rotax Rd. Visitors are reminded to always check the perimeter for security before letting their dogs off leash and to pick up after their pets, leaving the park as they found it. Dogs must be current on vaccinations and a parasite-free fecal test. Other rules include staying with your dog at all times, limiting to 4 dogs at once, managing excessive barking, and respecting reservation times. Amenities include small dog area and a field. The park is open 9AM-7PM every day except Tuesdays and Fridays. Have fun and treat the space with care. Contact vtbarksandrecreation@gmail.com or (802) 922-5963 for more information. Visit their website at https://www.vtbarksandrecreation.com/freedom-park.

Park hours: 9AM-7PM all days except Tuesdays, Fridays

Fur Haven Dog Park

Fur Haven Dog Park located at 805 Airport Rd in Fair Haven, Vermont is a small dog friendly park equipped with chairs, tables, and a spacious field for dogs to run and play. The park recently had its grand opening and is a perfect spot for furry friends to socialize and exercise. For more information, visit their website at https://www.wcax.com/2022/06/06/grand-opening-fur-haven-dog-park-fair-haven/ or email lily.miner@wcax.com.

Mills Riverside Park Off Leash Area

Mills Riverside Park Off Leash Area in Jericho, Vermont offers a variety of amenities for dogs and their owners, including dog drinking water, fields to play in, access to a river, stream or creek, and even a swimming pool. Visitors can find more information on their website or contact them at (802) 899-2693 or jupdistrict@gmail.com. Enjoy a day of fun for your furry friend at this scenic dog park in Vermont. Visit https://www.millsriversidepark.org/enjoy/dogs for more information.

Mills Riverside Park

Mills Riverside Park in Jericho, Vermont offers a beautiful and serene environment for dogs and their owners to enjoy. The park features amenities such as chairs, tables, fields, a river, stream, lake, and pond. Visitors can relax and unwind while their furry friends play and explore. For more information, visit their website at https://www.millsriversidepark.org/ or contact them at (802) 899-2693 or via email at jupdistrict@gmail.com.

Farrell Park

Farrell Park in South Burlington, Vermont is a dog-friendly park with amenities including a field and trail for dogs to enjoy. It is specifically designed for small dogs and offers a peaceful and scenic location for both dogs and owners to relax and play. For more information, contact the park at 802-846-4108.

Wheeler Dog Park

Wheeler Dog Park in South Burlington, Vermont is a small dog-friendly park located at 1000 Dorset St. The park offers amenities such as dog drinking water and a field for dogs to play and run around. It provides a safe and enjoyable environment for both pets and their owners to socialize and exercise together.

Jaycee Park

Jaycee Park, located at 113 Patchen Rd in South Burlington, Vermont, is a small dog-friendly park with a spacious field for dogs to run and play. Visitors can enjoy a day out with their furry friends in a safe and welcoming environment. For more information, contact the park at 802-846-4108.

Essex Dog Park

The Essex Dog Park located at 111 West St in Essex Junction, Vermont, United States, is an unfenced park featuring a spacious field for dogs to run and play. The park is open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. For more information, visit their website at https://www.ejrp.org/parks-facilities/essex-dog-park or contact them at (802) 878-1375 or email wjohnson@ejrp.org.

Park hours: 7 a.m.-9 p.m

Dog Mountain

Dog Mountain is a dog park located at 143 Parks Rd in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. The park features an unfenced enclosure with amenities such as agility equipment, chairs, dog drinking water, a dog washing area, indoor restroom, tables, field, river, stream, lake, beach, and swimming pool. It is small dog friendly and provides a range of activities for dogs to enjoy. For more information, visitors can contact Dog Mountain at (800) 449-2580 or email info@dogmt.com.

Bridget's 10 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Montpelier

A lovely quiet getaway just outside the capitol city. Lots of space for happy dogs to run, comfy sitting areas for humans and access to public trails through our woods

Mark's Private Dog Park In Topsham

Beautiful 1830s farmhouse on 2 acres of land. Come play with us! We have 2 dogs of our own, a beagle and golden retriever.

Dog Paradise

Kate's 20 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Chelsea

Sonic's Dream Private Dog Park In Canaan

Quiet 3 acres with private driveway for parking. Bordered by a lush treeline, your pup will enjoy the freedom of a large open field. About 20 minutes from Lebanon and Dartmouth. There's an option to clip your dog to a 85 ft tie out lead to for safety. Tall grass and muddy spots may be present, so proceed with caution. Private structures are off limits, however enjoy the secluded floating deck and stream just a short walk from behind the shed in the back. Water is free flowing and clean, but swim at your own risk. Explore the wooded area and experience a slice of peaceful New England!