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Located at Grove St in Peterborough, NH, this park is a dog-friendly area perfect for a leisurely outing with your furry friend. While it's not a designated dog park, many visitors appreciate the stunning, well-maintained lawn that offers ample space for activities like fetch. The park features several stone benches and Adirondack chairs for relaxation, making it a lovely spot to unwind. There are no fences, so be prepared to keep your pup leashed, as there are no specific signs indicating leash requirements. Make sure to bring water and a bowl for your dog, as these amenities are not provided on-site. Visitors have noted that there is a trash can at the entrance for easy disposal of waste, and free on-street parking is available nearby. The park also has an asphalt path that leads to an unmarked trail, although exploration is recommended with caution due to potential private property signs. Overall, this park is a beautiful setting for enjoying time outdoors with your dog, providing a scenic space for both play and relaxation.
Dog-Friendly Trail
Open Field
On-Leash Only
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Free Parking Nearby
Seating Area
Shaded Area
Dog Toys Allowed
Peterborough, US
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This is not a dog park, but it is a park! Lawn is gorgeous and maintained, several stone benches or Adirondack chairs for seating, but no fences. I would assume to keep your pup leashed but there's no signs. Bring water and a dish as well! There is a trash can near the entrance, and free on-street parking along the way. The asphalt path leads towards an unmarked trail head that we explored a little, but the trail doesn't have any obvious markers except potentially leading left towards "Private Property" signs, or maybe(?) Right, along the river, around 1/4-1/2 a mile in. We opted not to explore further and stuck to the park. It's beautiful and a good fetching space! Just not a "dog park".
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