Off-Leash Dog Parks in Richmond, VT

Bring Fido out for an afternoon at Mills Riverside Park's off-leash area in Jericho, VT. Enjoy 216 acres of meadow and wooded hillside where your pup can be both on and off leash. There is swimming and water-play in the Browns River, accessible from the off-leash area. Please note the signs that indicate where your pet can be off leash. The area is not fenced. A trail map is available on the website.

Bring Fido to enjoy the Waterbury Unleashed Dog Park in Waterbury, VT. This fenced space lets dogs safely play and run off-leash. The park offers a tunnel and a covered area with a picnic table. A separate space for smaller dogs is also available.

Bring Fido to this dog park located at the north end of Starr Farm Park in Burlington, VT. The space is fully fenced and grass covered with separate areas for large and small dogs. Amenities include benches, agility obstacles, water access, kiddie pools, and waste stations.

Mills Riverside Park is a dog-friendly park in Jericho, VT. The 216-acre park includes woodland hiking trails with benches, grassy meadows, a pond, a river, wildlife habitat, picnic pavilion, gazebo, covered bridge, sledding hill, and an off-leash dog area.

Fido can run and play at Milton Dog Park in Milton, VT. This 3-acre, fenced park is a great place for your pup to exercise and socialize with friends. Be sure to check their website in advance for dog park rules.

Have some fun with Fido at the Essex Dog Park in Essex Junction, VT. This dog park is fully fenced, meaning your pup can run around off leash. This property is owned by the State of Vermont, and use of the park is free.

Monkton Community Dog Park is pet-friendly. Bring your pooch along to this fenced park to play freely with other Monkton pups. Dog owners are reminded to keep dogs under control and to clean up any mess that is left behind.

Shelburne Village Dog Park is pet-friendly. This off-leash, fenced recreation space covers almost three acres of space with trees and bushes for shade within the fence. Visitors should be aware that this area is also a Class 2 wetland and as such can be muddy or icy at times. The park can be accessed during daylight hours.