Dog Park — Attraction in Gettysburg

Tango and I are long time fans of the Rec Park dog park (I'm sorry, the official name of the park is eluding me)for many reasons... The people who I have met at the park are super friendly, and typically maintain good control of their dogs. I completely understand dogs getting riled up, jumping up, etc., but there does come a point when the play gets a little too rough (or unwanted) and the owner should step in. Other than that, it's a great time and doggy exercis. The park comes equipped with benches, doggy watering stations, waste bags and disposable baskets, sandboxes, and very ample room for running! I also like the walking trail that goes through a lot (if not all) of the entire rec park. The only downfall to this dog park is that it gets extremely muddy, sometimes for a few days, following a decent rain. All in all, Tango and I typical really enjoy this park, but have became very partial to the Lake Heritage dog park. Both places are wonderful spots to spend some time with your furry friend; But if you're looking for a little calmer, relaxing place to spend some time with your pooch, check out the Lake Heritage Dog Park and Pet Watch page on Facebook. A big thank you to dog parks...

I returned to my home town of Gettysburg, Pa. Since my pupper attends doggie daycare in Florida. He was restless!! Thank you rec park for creating a dog run, where Smokey could run and play with other dogs. What a good time he had!!! One picture shows Lt. Smokey Dingo sitting on my sister's lap, Judy Tully, Life long Gettysburg resident, the other...

I've taken my little grandpuppy for walks in the park they both love it as much as I enjoy talking them. They get the opportunity to meet other puppies and dogs , make new friends and get their much needed exercise while playing to help them stay in shape and healthy. The only thing they are not permitted to do is exchange numbers in their outgoing...