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Dog Friendly Activities in Freetown, MA

There’s 1 dog friendly activity in Freetown, and 49 more nearby. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Freetown.

Pet Friendly Hathaway Park

Hathaway Park

Located on an arm of Shepherds Cove in Freetown, MA, Hathaway Park is a beautiful 6-acre dog-friendly open space with pathways, an open field, and playground. Enjoy an afternoon riverside walk or picnic with Fido. A pet waste station is provided to keep this beautiful area clean for visitors.

Pet Friendly Cliff Walk

Cliff Walk

The Cliff Walk in Newport is a dog-friendly public trail with beautiful views of the Newport shoreline and historic Newport. The trail is roughly 3.5 miles in length and is a great way to see the landscape of the area. Leashed dogs are allowed on the trail as long as they are cleaned up after.

Borderland State Park

Borderland State Park

Borderland State Park in Easton, MA, features a designated, dog-friendly field near the historic Smith Farmhouse for off-leash fun with Fido. The park also offers over 20 miles of hiking trails to explore on leash and many ponds that dogs can swim in. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind.

Rail Explorers

Rail Explorers is pet-friendly. This year-round, all-ages, outdoor-adventure attraction features pedal-powered rail bikes that welcome four-legged riders, too. Tandem Rail Explorers (up to two riders) or Quad Rail Explorers rail bikes (up to four riders) are available. Dogs are welcome, as long as they are leashed or strapped in a carrier. Space on the explorers is limited, so larger dogs may not fit comfortably and may be in danger of being struck by the pedals or pinched by the chains. However, rail bikes accommodate larger dogs on the platform between the seats.

F. Gilbert Hills State Forest

F. Gilbert Hills State Forest

F. Gilbert Hills State Forest is dog-friendly. You are welcome to bring Fido with you to enjoy this 1000-acre state forest, home to 23 miles of trails that weave through the towering pine and oak trees. The park is also part of the 30-mile Warner Trail, stretching from Sharon, Mass to Diamond Hill State Park in Rhode Island. Other than the pretty paved picnic area in the forest, the park is basically made up of under-developed, woodland trails for you and your pooch to explore. F. Gilbert Hills State Forest is open every day of the week from dawn until dusk.

Escobar Farm and Corn Maze

Escobar Farm and Corn Maze

Dogs are welcome at Escobar Farm and Corn Maze. The corn maze is dog-friendly and every year is designed in a different style. The fee for visiting the maze is $8 for ages 12 and up and $6 for children from 5 to 11. Children under the age of 5 are admitted free of charge. Although the opening times of the maze vary year upon year, it is usually open from August to November.

Black Hat Brew Works

Bridgewater, MA

Black Hat Brew Works

Black Hat Brew Works is a dog-friendly brewery located in Bridgewater, MA. Fido is welcome to join you while you enjoy a refreshing beer inside the taproom or on the outside patio. Dogs must be leashed for the duration of your visit. Patrons are welcome to bring their own food to the brewery, order in, or grab a bite to eat from a food truck which are frequently parked outside.

Massasoit State Park

Massasoit State Park

Dogs are welcome to join their owners at Massasoit State Park in East Taunton, Massachusetts. The park is home to a number of trails that weave around the pretty ponds located in the area. The best time of year to visit the area is in the fall, when the scarlet cranberry bogs and pine trees turn to stunning shades of contrasting colors. You can bring Fido with you to enjoy the park on a leash, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them. Massasoit State Park is open every day of the week from sunrise to sunset.

Captain Jack Peterson Dog Park

New Bedford, MA

Captain Jack Peterson Dog Park

Captain Jack Peterson Dog Park is a popular new dog park in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Established in 2018, this fresh park has lots of memorable features to make Fido feel at home, including a fire hydrant to relieve themselves on. You can rest your legs and make use of one of the picnic benches while Fido plays and makes new friends. Dogs must be at least four months old to enjoy the park and have up-to-date vaccinations. Captain Jack Peterson is a member only park. For city residents it is $25 annually plus a $10 fob fee, for non residents it is a $35 annual fee with a $10 fee for the fob. Captain Jack Peterson Dog Park is open every day of the week from 7am to 8pm.

Fort Taber Park Beach

New Bedford, MA

Fort Taber Park Beach

Fort Taber Park Beach welcomes leashed dogs.

Ragged Island Brewing

Ragged Island Brewing

Ragged Island Brewing is dog-friendly! Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners while they taste craft beers at this Portsmouth brewery. Ragged Island's taproom is open Thursday - Friday from 4pm – 8pm, Saturday 1pm – 6pm.

Gooseberry Island Public Boat Launch

Gooseberry Island Public Boat Launch

Gooseberry Island Public Boat Launch is pet-friendly. Bring your dog to this paved sand ramp to have a look over the Massachusetts' coastline and maybe even enjoy a doggy paddle in the shallow waters adjacent to the rocky beach.

Rejects Beer Co.

Rejects Beer Co.

Rejects Beer Co. is a dog-friendly brewery in Middletown, RI, that welcomes Fido inside the taproom. The 1880-foot garage venue features a retro counter culture vibe with funky merch and an 80's basement decor. Sample a variety of fresh brews by the flight or pint.

Lucky Goat Brewing

Lucky Goat Brewing

Lucky Goat Brewing is a dog-friendly brewery in Wareham, MA. Fido is welcome to join you at a table on the outdoor patio. Try selections from mild to wild, like the experimental "Wild Kid Sour Saison" series in original, mango, strawberry, and cherry flavors.

Brooklawn Park

New Bedford, MA

Brooklawn Park is a dog-friendly recreational haven for residents seeking some exercise and fresh air in New Bedford, MA. This city-owned park attracts kids, families, and active adults who want to take a walk with their pets through woods, fields and on paved walking paths.

Wareham Pack Walkers

Wareham Pack Walkers

Wareham Pack Walkers is a dog-friendly activity group in Wareham, MA. Group members can participate in free pack walks, playgroups, meetups and holiday events. For those looking for more than socialization, Wareham Pack Walkers offers group or private obedience training. Join this excellent program to help you and Fido make great friends.

Walking Tour of New Bedford Whaling National Park

New Bedford, MA

Walking Tour of New Bedford Whaling National Park

A guided walking tour of the Historic New Bedford Whaling District. The one hour tour is free and takes place several times a day in the summer months. The tour will bring you up and down restored cobblestone streets past restored whaling mansions, the custom house and the Seaman's Bethel made famous in the novel Moby Dick.

Dartmouth Dog Park

Dartmouth Dog Park

Bring Fido to Dartmouth Dog Park, a safe place for dogs from Dartmouth and the surrounding areas to hang out. The dog park has a ramp, mounds to explore, sand pits, a pipe, benches for owners to sit at, and an open space for pooches to hang out in. The area surrounding the dog park is picturesque and well worth exploring with Fido on their leash. Dartmouth Dog Park is open every day of the week from 9am until 5pm.

PetSmart

PetSmart in Swansea, MA, invites Fido to drop by and check out the selection of delicious treats. The store carries everything Fido could ever possibly want or need, from high quality dog food to apparel. The store also offers grooming services.

Natural Resources Trust

Natural Resources Trust

Leashed dogs are welcome at Natural Resources Trust, a dog-friendly outdoor space in Easton, MA, where you can enjoy nature, including walking trails, and may even spot some wild animals that call the space home. The Trust encourages you to bring water for your pet, and you are welcome to bring a picnic lunch to enjoy. Please note that pets should be checked for ticks after visiting, and are not permitted during events and other large gatherings.

Lloyd Center Off Leash Trails

South Dartmouth, MA

Lloyd Center Off Leash Trails

Bring your pet to explore the beautiful trails of this South Dartmouth park. They're welcome off-leash during designated hours. Park not fenced.

Freetown-Fall River State Forest

Freetown-Fall River State Forest

Freetown-Fall River State Forest is dog-friendly. Located within the Bridgewater Triangle, this forest sprawls out over 5,000-acres across the Massachusetts back-country in the city of Fall River. The area is not for the faint-hearted, however, as it's long been known as a spooky and mysterious place, stretching all the way back to the tumultuous times of Native tribes and early settlers. One of the most popular stories is that of the Pukwedgies, creepy three-foot trolls that wander around bothering visitors, much like Fido. You can explore this stunning and occasionally eerie place on the 50-miles of trails, some of which lead to Profile Rock with a fantastic view of the state's southern coast. Just in case you see a Pukwedgie in their natural habitat, make sure Fido remains on a leash for the duration of their visit and all mess is cleaned up after them. Freetown-Fall River State Forest is open every day of the week from sunrise to sunset.

Escobar Corn Maze

Escobar Corn Maze

Escobar Corn Maze is pet-friendly. This fun corn maze allows dogs, and you can even take them on the hay ride. The maze is open Friday from 4pm to 8pm, Saturday from 10pm to 8pm, and Sunday from 11am to 8pm.

Sachuest Beach

Sachuest Point Town Beaches are pet-friendly with restrictions. During peak season, which is Memorial Day to Labor Day, you can take leashed dogs to the beach from 5:00am to 7:45am. During off season, you can take them any time. The Rhode Island National Wildlife Refuge sections are not pet-friendly, in order to preserve the local animal populations.

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