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Dog Parks in New York

We list 307 public dog parks in New York from open data sources. Each feature is shown only when a source confirms it. Treat the count as a minimum.

parks listed: 307
cities: 92
tagged fenced: 127
tagged off-leash: 105

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Filter parks in New York

105 parks are tagged off-leash and 127 are tagged fenced. The filter pages show these parks across all listed states.

Cities in New York

Show all 92 cities

3 of the 92 cities have 10 or more parks, which is the threshold for their own indexed page. Smaller cities have a page without search indexing.

Parks with the most confirmed featuresOne point for each confirmed feature. See the ranking for New York and how it is calculated.

All named parks in New York

Show all 155 named parks

152 more parks are on the map only, because they have no name or no city yet.

What the records cover in New York

Of the 307 parks, 13 have opening hours recorded and 29 have an address. The records come from NYC Dog Runs and OpenStreetMap. Most parks with a city are in New York, Brooklyn and Bronx. Each park page names its own source and the date of the data. How the data is built.

Visiting a dog park in New York

Off-leash rules, fence rules and opening hours are set by each park or city, so check them before you go. Bring water and a leash, and keep your dog's vaccinations up to date. Where a park has no recorded hours, the park authority or the park's own notice is the place to check.

FAQ

Questions

How many dog parks are in New York?

307 public dog parks in New York are listed from open data: OpenStreetMap and city datasets where available. Open data is incomplete, so this is a minimum.

Why are some parks on the map without a page?

A park gets its own page when it has a name and a city. Parks without a name or a city stay on the map and in the state totals.

Which dog park in New York has the most features?

The best page ranks the parks by their confirmed features. The top park in New York has 3 confirmed.

Sources: NYC Dog Runs (none stated on the dataset page); OpenStreetMap (ODbL 1.0). Each park page shows the source of every detail. How the data is built.