Dog Friendly Activities in New Milford, CT

There are 5 dog friendly activities in New Milford, and 67 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 New Milford.

Candlewoof Dog Park

New Milford, CT

Candlewoof Dog Park Candlewoof Dog Park is a lovely fenced-in park, nestled in the southwest corner of Pettibone Park in New Milford, CT. The park has two separate fenced-in areas, one for small dogs and the other for larger breeds. An agility course can be found in the large dog section as well. Both areas are equipped with free waste bags. See Details

Clatter Valley Park

New Milford, CT

Clatter Valley Park Leashed pets are welcome to join you at Clatter Valley Park in New Milford, CT. This dog-friendly park offers over 100 acres of open space with a hiking trail and a pond. There is also a large pavilion with picnic tables and a grill. See Details

Lovers Leap State Park

New Milford, CT

Lovers Leap State Park Lovers Leap State Park is a dog-friendly park on 160 acres, where you and your leashed pup are welcome to explore hiking trails, scenic vistas and historic ruins. This beautiful park is divided by the Housatonic River in New Milford, CT. Enjoy crossing Lovers Leap Bridge and a variety of walking paths with your best friend in tow. See Details

Addis Park

New Milford, CT

Addis Park Leashed pets are welcome at Addis Park in New Milford, CT. This dog-friendly park features a picnic area and boat launch on the Housatonic River. Visitors are required to have a park pass from Memorial Day through Labor Day, which can be obtained at Lynn Deming Park. See Details

Baldwin Park

New Milford, CT

Baldwin Park Baldwin Park, located behind the local middle school, is a pet-friendly park in New Milford, CT. Offering open fields for Fido to enjoy off leash, this park is sure to be a big hit with your pup. Enjoy an outing with your best friend exploring the various walking paths, wooded trails and a nearby stream. See Details

Dover Stone Church

Dover Plains, NY

Dover Stone Church An ancient "cathedral-shaped" cavern on a brook, Dover Stone Church is dog friendly. Dogs must be leashed during their trek to the historic attraction. The area features a Gothic formation of stones, a "pulpit" rock ledge, a brook flowing through the cavern and a small meadow with three spring-fed ponds. See Details

Kent Falls State Park

Kent, CT

Kent Falls State Park Leashed dogs are welcome in picnic areas and on hiking trails at Kent Falls State Park, a pet-friendly recreation area in Kent, CT. You and Fido can explore the covered bridge and the quarter-mile hiking trail that leads to a stunning 250-foot waterfall. Please note that the parking lot may close for a few hours when the park reaches capacity. Arriving early is recommended. See Details

Topsmead State Forest

Litchfield, CT

Topsmead State Forest Topsmead State Forest is a pet-friendly recreation area that can be found among the Litchfield Hills in Litchfield, CT. In a past life, the park was the summer estate of Miss Edith Morton Chase and a number of buildings from yesteryear are still standing as they did one-hundred years ago. You and Fido can enjoy the hiking trails and picnic areas at Topsmead, but are not permitted to go inside any of the buildings. See Details

Rocky Point State Park

Warwick, RI

Rocky Point State Park Rocky Point State Park is a dog-friendly park located in Warwick, RI. What is now a passive park used to be home to a ferry pier along with popular rides and attractions. You and Fido can walk around this nostalgic area, but pets must remain on a leash. See Details

Black Hog Brewery

Oxford, CT

Black Hog Brewery Black Hog Brewery in Oxford, CT is a dog-friendly bar that focuses on local agriculture when creating their unique, craft beers. At any time, you can choose from more than 10 seasonally rotating beers on tap. Black Hog Brewery doesn't offer a food menu, but often hosts food trucks on the weekends. See Details

Southbury Dog Park

Southbury, CT

Southbury Dog Park Southbury Dog Park is a 14-acre, off-leash dog park in Southbury, CT, that welcomes friendly dogs. The park offers a separate small-dog area, a huge open field, a beautiful and accessible river, two wooded trails, tables, benches and plenty of waste bags. Owners can bring their dogs to enjoy the company of other canines, play a game of fetch or go for a dip in the stream. Please note that while the dog park is an off-leash area for dogs, it is not completely fenced. See Details

Mountain Lakes Park Trail

North Salem, NY

Mountain Lakes Park Trail Embark on a delightful adventure with Fido along the scenic Mountain Lakes Park Trail, a leisurely 5.15-mile hike within the picturesque Sal J. Prezioso Mountain Lakes Park in North Salem, NY. This hike should take approximately 3 hours of exploration and bonding time with your furry companion and allow you to hike around Westchester County's highest peak, which stands 982 feet tall. Explore forests and take a break in all the gorgeous four lakes. Dogs are not permitted in picnic areas and must be leashed. See Details

Bethel Bark Park

Bethel, CT

Bethel Bark Park Located at Meckauer Park by the building showcasing a colorful dog mural, Bethel Bark Park is a fenced area where Fido is welcome to play off leash in Bethel, CT. There are separate fenced areas for large and small dogs as well as bench seating and waste bags. The surrounding community park features a walking trail and a pond, but please note that dogs must be on a leash outside of the gated dog park. See Details

Collis P. Huntington State Park

Redding, CT

Collis P. Huntington State Park Leashed dogs are welcome at Collis P. Huntington State Park in Redding, CT. The park offers a tranquil setting in which you can enjoy dog-friendly hiking trails, canoeing, and pond fishing in five ponds with your pup. See Details

Tarrywile Park

Danbury, CT

Tarrywile Park Bring Fido out for an afternoon of fun and exploration on the trails at pet-friendly Tarrywile Park in Danbury, CT. Leashed pups are welcome at this scenic park featuring plenty of parking, hiking trails, benches, picnic tables and a pond. See Details

Castle Hill Farm

Newtown, CT

Castle Hill Farm Leashed dogs are welcome to visit Castle Hill Farm, a family and pet-friendly farm in Newtown, CT. However, all canine visitors must be friendly towards other dogs, farm animals, children and adults. This farm features numerous seasonal activities, including a pick-your-own pumpkin patch, 7-acre corn maze (which Fido is welcome to join you in), sunflower strolls and more. Please clean up after Fido on the property. See Details

New Fairfield Dog Park

New Fairfield, CT

New Fairfield Dog Park New Fairfield Dog Park is funded through donations and located on town property managed by the Parks & Recreation Department in New Fairfield, CT. Parking is available down the driveway of the middle/high school near the football field. The park features separate fenced play areas for small and large dogs. See Details

Sunnybrook State Park

Torrington, CT

Sunnybrook State Park Part of Paugnut State Forest and connected to it by the 2.1-mile John Muir Trail, Sunnybrook State Park is set on 464 wooded acres. This pet-friendly park in Torrington, CT offers plenty of trails, including five nature trails, and a pond to play and cool off in. Pack a lunch, wear comfortable shoes, and enjoy a memorable excursion with your leashed pup. See Details

Above All State Park

Warren, CT

Above All State Park Leashed dogs are welcome at Above All State Park in Warren, CT. This 31-acre, pet-friendly park has plenty of natural and man-made sites to explore including the remains of a Cold War Bunker. See Details

Steep Rock Preserve

Washington Depot, CT

Steep Rock Preserve Steep Rock Preserve is a pet-friendly recreational area in Washington Depot, CT. This 998-acre site offers hiking trails which follow the river banks and provide access into the hillsides above. Dogs are allowed on the trails at this nature preserve, as long as they are leashed and all mess is cleaned up after them. See Details