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Taking a staycation this Memorial Day weekend? Why not take advantage of Monday’s nice weather (High of 79 degrees? Yes, please!) to explore some beautiful pet friendly parks close to home?
The park encompasses a variety of landscapes, including shorelines, hills, fields and woods, with paths designed by famous landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted.
Off-leash Dogs: No
Leashed dogs: Yes
Purgatory Chasm State Reservation, Sutton, MA
The amazing natural rock formations are perfect for climbing and exploring. Bonus points for their creative names – The Coffin, The Corn Crib, and Fat Man’s Misery, to name just a few.
Off-leash dogs: No
Leashed dogs: Yes
Ravenswood Park, Gloucester, MA
This park is known for it’s peaceful atmosphere and variety of plants and animals. 10 miles of trails will give you plenty of opportunities for bird watching, and picnicking is allowed, so pack a lunch!
Off-leash dogs: Yes (Note: Dogs must be leashed in the parking area)
Leashed dogs: Yes
Middlesex Fells Reservation, Malden, Medford, Stoneham, Melrose, Winchester, MA
A favorite spot for Boston-area dog owners, the Fells is definitely worth checking out. 100 miles of trails afford access to meadows, ponds, hills, woods, and a dedicated off-leash dog area called The Sheepfold.
Off-Leash Dogs: Yes (Sheepfold area only)
Leashed Dogs: Yes
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