Warinanco Dog Park
Warinanco Dog Park is a dog park in Warinanco Park in Elizabeth, NJ. The park also has a playground, basketball courts, tennis courts, a soccer field, a baseball or softball field and restrooms. For a longer visit there is a drinking fountain and a picnic shelter.
| Location | Warinanco Park Elizabeth, NJ Directions |
|---|---|
| Amenities | Drinking fountains (3), Picnic shelter, Football field |
| Play equipment | play structure |
| Also in the park | Playground, Basketball, Tennis, Soccer field, Ball field, Restrooms |
Details from OpenStreetMap. Check the posted rules when you arrive; they can change. Changes can go through the suggestion form.
Dog park gear
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Warinanco Dog Park?
Inside Warinanco Park, Elizabeth, NJ. Directions above take you straight to the entrance area.
Is Warinanco Dog Park fenced?
Unknown. OpenStreetMap has no fence for this spot, so keep the leash handy on your first visit.
Is there drinking water at Warinanco Dog Park?
Yes, 3 drinking fountains are mapped in Warinanco Park. Cities turn many park fountains off from late fall to spring.
Are there restrooms at Warinanco Dog Park?
Yes, Warinanco Park has public restrooms on the map.
What other dog parks are near Warinanco Dog Park?
The Park: Dog Park II (1 mi), Echo Lake Dog Park (5 mi) and Dennis P. Collins Park Dog Park (6 mi).