Bronxville Dog Park

This is a lovely place to bring your friendly dog.

Felt good for both life forms
Now has wooden gates at entrances.

My favorite place for my doggie! She gets to run and play with her "peers". I get to have fun conversations with other dog parents. The place is beautiful and I'm more than glad to contribute towards it's upkeep.

A nice field, but not really a dog park - open on most sides so dogs can get out into traffic.

Was so excited to bring my dog here but unfortunately the other irresponsible dog owners made me feel otherwise. Upon entering, there were two (what appeared to be) white and brown pit/bulldog mixes with two women (one younger and one older). They let their dogs off leash and one immediately ran up to my dog on the street by the entrance with its mouth wide open trying to bite her. My bf and I waited for them to leash the dog back up (as a responsible dog owner should in that situation) however, they didn’t even attempt to remove their dog from the situation. A few moments later, BOTH of the dogs ran up to my dog again and attacked her and one of the owners said“they feel that your dog is nervous/scared.” Uhm, yeah of course she’s scared she just got attacked by your dog and then again by both dogs.
We decided to leave as we were frustrated and scared for our pup’s safety. Dog owners beware of those irresponsible, inconsiderate dog owners.

One of the best dog parks in the North East!

Great park for our fur-kids to have playdates or simply interact with other fur-friends. Large enough area to roam free within our sight. Both entrances aren't "closed off", so you must keep and eye on your pups and if they're runners, you might want to keep them closer to you. Snow always has a excellent time and always finds new friends.

This is not "Officially a dog park". It is not totally fenced in so if your dog listen to you I would keep them on a leash because there are several ways out to busy streets. Also, there is no running water so you need to bring your own so your pets don't suffer from dehydration. On warm, rainy days know that your dogs will get filthy from all the mud.