Randolph Dog Park

Small dog owners beware: We brought our small dog here a few years ago. He got bit in the leg by a larger dog and never walked the same again. I'll say either don't bring small dogs here or immediately leave if they get targeted by a bigger dog. The owner of the big dog wouldn't care and would say they're just playing and then stand all the way at the other end of the park to watch.

Best Dog Park Around! There are 2 separate enclosures; the main dog park and a puppy park (smaller version of the main park). Both are well maintained throughout the season. The park is a great size, plenty of space to run and play in a natural environment— no artificial turf or rubber. There are a few giant concrete tunnels the dogs can run through, a tire obstacle, and large boulders to jump off. Plus a ton of trees providing overhead coverage from the elements. An overall great place; filled with a great group of people and friendly dogs. Dog-friendliness Great group of dogs & dog owners for the most part. 0:02 0:02

Great big place. Well kept year round. Friendly dogs. Has a nice hiking road great to bring dogs, kids and family.

Like all dog parks we visited with frequency and there have been quite a few. this too is hit or miss for attendance, but in general, it's well populated and has friendly owners who generally mind their dogs. The grounds are nicely shaded, well kept and equipped. There is an adjacent good sized "small dog park and both have running water and pools for hot weather. Best bet is to park at Powers Farm at its N Main Street entry. Walk the gorgeous paths around the pond and out to Grove street, crossing over and towards the dog park. About 3/4 mile jaunt from parking to park and a really nice walk that can expanded by entering wooded boardwalks and visit to boat house/ramp area.

I took my dog here today for the first time. We meet some really nice people at the end, and love their dogs. However, when we first entered the park, we were surrounded by all the dogs that were in the park at that time. Which I felt was normal cuz that’s what dogs do, they check our new-comers. But after a group sniffing, a dog just jumped up on my dog and pushed him really hard. It didn’t bother me much at first, cuz again, that what dogs do. Some dogs are just more aggressive than other dogs. What bothered me was she kept jumping on my dog and I kept telling her to stop, but her owner never stepped in for any management. On top of that, 2 other dogs kept jumping on me, and also no one stepped in. There was no way their owners didn’t see what was happening, it was literally a SCENE. They just didn’t feel like being responsible and take some action. I know you cannot have a expectation of what kind of dogs you encounter at the park, but at least I expected some pet owners who have decency. Not at this park, not today. So if your dog is mellow and can’t defend himself, I wouldn’t recommend to try this park.

We loved it. Our Olly (5 month old Boxer) met some new friends..

Great place. My dog loves it. Lots of open space and other pups to play with. Very friendly people.

Nice place to socialize friendly dogs

We ventured from Milton to take our 2 year old 50lb lab mix to the Randolph Dog Park. She loved it. It is a great big area set back down into the woods. Tunnels, fire hydrants, trees and today, respectful dog owners. She was a bit scared/nervous upon entering because the dogs, understandably, get excited and all wanted to greet her and jump on her. It lasted a couple minutes and the owners g head come over quickly to get their dogs. Very respectful dog owners. She then took her time wandering and getting to know each dog individually and she was a happy camper! It was snowy, but no ice. The path is paved but there is a short distance where you do have to trudge through snow and the dog park has lots of snow. I would recommend boots. There was water for the dogs to drink and plenty of bags for poop collection if you forget yours at home. I would highly recommend!

Great place to bring your dog. Little trek to get into the area which is nice to get the dogs going. Lots of toys and agility training areas. Would get 5 stars but always VERY BUGGY! Bug spray is a must, and you need to check for ticks right after.

Wish the dogs could be separated by size like another one they go to. My Pomeranians get intimidated by the big dogs. I don't bring them anymore, but at least we get to enjoy the trail.

Great place clean. Fenced in double entrence with fence. Lots of places to sit and let dogs run around. If you love dogs and want to be popular bring some treats

Large open space with all sides fenced in. Also a plus that it has a water supply on site!

Dogs can be dogs and have fun. People pick up after there dogs. Nd all have been very courteous and friendly.

What a GREAT and friendly place to let your puppy play. We are from out of town but everyone was welcoming and very nice to all the dogs. I’d bring myself some bug spray next time though as the mosquitoes ate me alive 😂 Dog-friendliness People clean up after their pets, make sure water is clean, friendly dogs

I love bringing my pup here. It's a huge place for dogs to run around and play with each other. There are obstacles for dogs to play on. In the warmer months theres a tap for water. Theres a community water bowl that everyone seems to help to full. The only complaint I have is that sometimes there are dogs there that don't play well with others, which realistically isn't the parks fault.

The park has been very nice for our Giai... She really enjoys it. This her after a day at the park. Passed out she gets her exercise in. The people are very nice also.

Nice peaceful walk by the pond Restrooms Seasonal

Beautiful area. But I would suggest cameras. I have encountered some people not there to walk dogs, or bile

Nice walk through woods and marsh. Fenced area for the safety of small dogs. Two entrances. Main path is smooth asphalt.