Ogunquit Dog Park — Attraction in Ogunquit

We don't live in the area and visited the dog park to let our dog stretch her legs and burn off some energy after a few hours in the car. We found it to be very clean, spacious, and shady. It was separated into two sections - one general area, and one just for small dogs. Our dog is scared of big dogs and there were several, so we kept her in the small dog area but she was the only one. A very nice woman who had a large and a small dog both playing in the general area let her small dog into the small dog area so mine would have a playmate which we thought was very nice. We'd go back next time we pass through Ogunquit which is a few...

Well loved and well cared for park. Started by a generous man to create a place for his beloved rescue pup to play with his all his buddies. Shady with comfy benches the ground is covered in wood chips rather than gravel which is much nicer. Nice little loop trail next to it as well. Run purely on donation. I definitely toss a few bucks/five into the donation box when I go. Totally worth it. Coming from Portsmouth where the dog park is convenient but hot and dusty it's a nice little drive up the coast to a chill and friendly dog park. It is a locals spot though so mind your dog and remember...

Lovely park with chuck-it and tennis balls, water for dogs, chairs for owners, smaller section for smaller dogs, poo bags, and mulch ground cover. A local says they treat the area for ticks so your dogs won't pick them up there. There's also a loop trail next to the park if you'd like to take your dog for a walk. Be aware that the mulch will set you dog a-coughing as it will stick to the ball if you're playing fetch. Our dog coughed on and off for several days as if a piece of wood got stuck...