Top Public and Private Dog fields in Harrisville, Pennsylvania

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Our home sits on 8 acres with Glade Run Creek running through it! We have two large fields as well as woods in the back of the house. If you need a quiet place for your dog to roam and swim like our dogs do, please enjoy! (My dogs will be put away and we no longer have birds…just a cute photo for reference/view of the property) Note: the field with the golf course and volleyball is not our property. One of our neighbors has a dog that is occasionally out which we have no control over, however, there are 8 acres to explore so if you see his dog outside on his property, it’s easy to avoid an interaction. In the summer, the wire fence around the garden in the front field is electric to keep out deer, won’t hurt your pup but will definitely give them a startling zip if they touch it. If we are home we will sometimes be out on our deck, mostly in the summer, but our house is up on the hill and with 8 acres to explore and the creek running through the center of our property, it’s easy to still have your privacy.

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A nice rural area, located between Meadville and Blooming valley with lots of wildlife to view.

Brandy Springs Dog Park in Mercer, Pennsylvania is a fully fenced park located at 233 New Wilmington Rd. This park is small dog friendly and offers amenities such as dog drinking water and a field for pets to run and play. For more information, contact the park at (724) 662-3235.

The Dog Park at Cascade Park in New Castle, Pennsylvania is a fully-fenced enclosure that is small dog friendly and equipped with agility equipment, chairs, tables, and a field for dogs to play in. The park is open Monday to Friday from 8:30AM to 4:30PM. For more information, visit their website at https://www.visitlawrencecounty.com/explore/featured-attractions/cascade-park/ or contact them at (724) 656-3510 or info@visitlawrencecounty.com.

Park hours: Monday – Friday 8:30AM – 4:30PM

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We own approximately 7 acres in Franklin Park that is mostly flat with some hills. Approximately 3 acres of flat pasture, and 4 acres of woods that circle the property and behind the home. There is a stream that flows through the property which borders the pasture entering the woods and a bridge to cross. Hills naturally fence in the property and will keep your pup safe. There is plenty of room for any dog, kids, and family to play! Feel free to use the hammock and garden table in the woods to relax. Also, your children are welcome to use our Club house/Swing Set, roller coaster, or pretend house at your own risk. If you enjoy our property and would like for your pup to experience it more and need boarding, I board as well! Please find me on Rover and book your pup's stay!

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This very private area has a natural dip from the main road that protects puppers from wandering into unknown territory. Two fields of 4 acres each are available for the sniff spot; one field has 7 baby apple trees and the other has a very large, flat area for the dogs to run. Feel free to park in the main house driveway and walk your dogs across the street to enjoy our little haven from city life. You should have both flea and tick medications up-to-date since deer and groundhogs often walk through the fields in the early morning and evening. Please bring your own water for the dogs, though a hose is available in the main house driveway as well. I hope you enjoy!

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Looking for an escape from the busy city? Or maybe you live in a neighborhood with a pup that likes hiking? Then look no further! This wooded play spot has endless trails, wildlife, and serenity! Take a peaceful walk on the trails and listen to the birds chirp in the trees. Maybe you have an older pup and hikes aren't really their thing anymore... that's okay too! We have a large field that they lounge in the sun with their favorite toy or play some fetch! We are a farm, and we do have animals. So, I ask that you PLEASE keep your dog(s) away from the horse's pasture and the chickens' coops! They will be in their respective areas, and wish to enjoy their time to enjoy the sunshine too! (Pst... you can use code "TURBO5" for $5 off your first visit too!)

The Dog Park at North Park in Wexford, Pennsylvania, United States is a fully-fenced enclosure with amenities such as small dog friendly areas, chairs, dog drinking water, tables, and a field for dogs to run and play. For more information, you can contact the park at (724) 935-1761.

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We have 23 acres of unfenced property in Edinboro PA 1.9 miles from the University. We enjoyed our group of 10 Rhodesian Ridgebacks on this property for years and now it’ll be nice to see your dogs enjoy the property once again. I have added chairs and wasted pick up and disposal items. We will be adding other features throughout the summer and fall.

The Dog Park at Hartwood Acres Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania offers a fully fenced enclosure with amenities such as chairs, a table, and drinking water for dogs. Additionally, there is a field and a nearby river, stream, or creek for dogs to play and cool off. Visitors can find more information on the park's website or contact them directly at (412) 767-9200.

Sewickley Heights Borough Park offers a serene environment for dogs to play and exercise. Located at 1901 Glen Mitchell Rd in Sewickley Heights, Pennsylvania, the park features a field for running and a river, stream, or creek for cooling off. Open from 7:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m., the park provides ample space for dogs to explore and enjoy the outdoors. For more information, visit their website at https://www.sewickleyheightsboro.com/borough-park or contact them at (412) 741-5119.

Park hours: 7:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m

Riding Meadow Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is a small dog-friendly park located at 900 Riding Meadow Rd. The park offers amenities such as dog drinking water and a field for dogs to run and play. For more information, visit the park's website at https://www.fox-chapel.pa.us/park-commission/pages/parks-trails or contact the park office at (412) 850-5026 or email speterson@fox-chapel.pa.us.

Bellevue Dog Woods, located at 320 Bellevue Rd in West View, Pennsylvania, is a fully fenced dog park with strict rules and regulations. Dogs must be at least four months old, vaccinated, licensed, and spayed/neutered. Aggressive dogs are not allowed and children under 12 are prohibited from the off-leash area. No food, treats, or toys are allowed inside the park. Owners must be present and in control of their dogs at all times, clean up after them, and are responsible for any damage or injuries. The park offers amenities such as agility equipment, chairs, dog drinking water, a washing area, a table, a field, and a swimming pool. For more information, visit their website at https://bellevuedogwoods.com/ or contact them at (412) 301-6249 or bellevuedogwoods@gmail.com.

Robin Hill Park is a dog-friendly park located at 949 Thorn Run Rd in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania. The park offers a spacious field for dogs to play and exercise. Contact them at (412) 262-1703 or email info@moonparks.org for more information.

Penn Hills Dog Park is located at 760 Jefferson Rd in Penn Hills, Pennsylvania. The park features a fully fenced enclosure with a large field for dogs to run and play. Visitors can reach the park by calling (412) 795-3500.

Located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the Frick Park Off Leash Exercise Area is a fully fenced dog park with a field for dogs to run and play. With a convenient location at Riverview Trail & Beechwood Blvd, this park offers a safe and designated area for dogs to exercise and socialize off-leash. For more information, visit their website at https://pittsburghpa.gov/citiparks/dog-parks or contact them at (412) 255-2539 or email snowangels@pittsburghpa.gov.

The Southside Works Dog Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is a fully fenced enclosure with agility equipment, chairs, tables, and a field for dogs to play in. The park is lit at night for evening visits and is open 7 days a week from 5am to 9pm. For more information, visit their website at https://southsideworks.com/dog-park/ or call 412-710-7220.

Park hours: 7-Days a Week, 5am-9pm

Settlers Cabin Park Off-Leash Area in Carnegie, Pennsylvania is a dog-friendly park equipped with amenities such as a field, drinking water for dogs, and it is small dog-friendly. The park provides a great space for dogs to run and play freely. For more information, visit their website at https://acparksfoundation.org/parks/settlers-cabin-park/ or contact them at (412) 350-7275 or email info@acparksfoundation.org.

This beautiful 10 acres has trails that are well groomed and Paint marked making it very east to navigate through the property. There are plenty of trees and smells for you and your dog to escape to. You will be able to be one in nature with the property be completely remote from the hustle and bustle of the city. This is in a nice rural community of Kinsman Ohio, small town USA roughly an hour from Cleveland and hour and half from Pittsburgh. There is a gravel parking pad just inside the red gate. Message us if you have any questions

I have a huge back yard, unfenced and mostly all cleared land with some woods for those who like to explore. Great for dog's who enjoy fetch and ample sniffing!

Expansive field space located in Sarver, PA. Surrounded on three (3) sides by farmland for an uninterrupted outing with the ability to conduct all types of training scenarios. Separate entrance off of Ekastown Road exclusive to Sniffspot users (access shown in pictures). You will have a private entrance along with a private open space for activities.

Lots of room to play fetch, and run. Concrete driveway and lots of grass. It’s by the road so I advise keeping your dog on a leash unless it is fully trained to listen to your commands. Toys, treats, and water bowl provided.

Plenty of room to run and sniff around. Water, treats, blankets, chairs, and more comforts available. Firepit and tables are also available. Just mere minutes off I-80, a relaxing spot to stretch your legs and theirs.

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Enjoy beautiful scenery with so. much. room. Enjoy playing fetch, frisbie, bring your own training equipment to set up. If you want more rigor, try the hiking trails in the woods, explore the creek and steep field on the other side of the creek. This spot is perfect for bringing a mountain bike, or just running with your dog. Did I mention lots of room? :D