B.A.R.K. Park

Half acre fenced in wooded lot. The dogs seem to love it. Plenty of obstacles built into the park, water stations but bring water, and community toys to play with. Sections to accommodate large and small dogs, not recommended for people that have trouble walking around and climbing over things the hill can be a bit treacherous for older people

A large fenced-in dog park with an adjoining smaller one, too. It's a little hilly, set under trees in a wooded area. At the gate, you have a steep embankment, then plateaus for a bit, where there's a dog obstacle course and some benches ... after which, slowly inclines more into the woods. There's a DogiPot station with a disposal can at the entrance. A good place to park, let the dogs run around (get 'em tired), then take a walk / hike along the pequabuck river through the rest of Rockwell Park. Gravel lot with parking for about 15 / 20 vehicles.

Both the people and the dogs here were less than friendly. The design of this park is also less than ideal, especially for any human with any sort of physical disability. The park is situated on a STEEP wooded hillside, and the one space for human sitting was halfway up the hillside.
There are no rules posted.
There is no water.
There were limited bags only at the entrance and trash was outside the park

Such a unique and quiet dog park set on a hillside. Perfect for dogs who love running around with other dogs as well as exploring various elevations and hiking.
I wish we could count on more dogs being there to play with during the week and even sometimes on the weekend.

I love this place.It takes my breath away that just 5 ,6 years ago I wasn't able to walk by myself and now it's like hop in a Lyft with my Lexi and we're at the dog park and I am chasing her off leash with a cane and 1 foot in a boot.
Appreciating the little things like this. The fresh air, sun and nature with a companion just feels so good and normal. If you see us out, Lexi gives free hugs and kisses to anyone that gives her attention. 🤗