Outdoors NearbyDog parks in Washington Heights, NY
3 dog parks in Washington Heights, NY: 1 fenced. On the map, 2 have a drinking fountain, 2 have picnic tables or a shelter and 2 have a soccer field.
Listed from OpenStreetMap. Closures for repairs or events are posted by the city of Washington Heights.
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- Playgrounds 6
- Skateparks 1
- Basketball courts 7
- Tennis courts 1
Dog park gear
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Illustration Bestseller Cibaabo portable dog water bottle with food container Fold-out drinking trough, one hand to fill. Not every dog park has a working fountain. View on Amazon -
Illustration Gobeigo dog poop bag holder with used-bag hook Clips to the leash and holds the used bag too, so your hands stay free on the walk back. View on Amazon
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Frequently asked questions
How many dog parks are in Washington Heights?
We list 3 dog parks in Washington Heights and 8 more within 20 miles.
Where are the dog parks in Washington Heights?
Fort Washington Park Dog Park, Sir William’s Dog Run and J. Hood Wright Park Dog Park.
Is there a fenced dog park in Washington Heights?
Yes, Sir William’s Dog Run is mapped as fenced.
Which dog parks in Washington Heights have drinking water?
Fort Washington Park Dog Park and Sir William’s Dog Run have a drinking fountain on the map.
Where can you have a picnic near the dog parks in Washington Heights?
Fort Washington Park Dog Park and Sir William’s Dog Run have picnic tables, and 1 of them a covered shelter.
Are there more dog parks near Washington Heights?
The closest outside town: Homer's Run in Inwood (2 mi), 142nd Street Dog Run in Manhattan (2 mi) and Franz Sigel Park Dog Park in Manhattan (2 mi).