Kwame S.
6/9/2025
First visit was a blast. Since we are a recent doggie family, we decided to check out this dog park because it's the closest park to where we live. We are pretty lucky because I thought the...
Wheaton Regional Dog Park
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1400 Glenallan Ave
Silver Spring, MD 20902
Wheaton Regional Park, located in Silver Spring, MD, offers a diverse range of recreational activities and natural attractions spread across its expansive 538-acre area. Visitors can explore the Shorefield Area, which features picnic areas, an adventure playground, the Wheaton Miniature Train, and the Ovid Hazen Wells Carousel. Additionally, the park boasts the serene Brookside Gardens, complete with two conservatories, ponds, and various themed gardens, including the Aquatic Garden, Azalea Garden, and Butterfly Garden.
For those seeking outdoor adventure, Wheaton Regional Park offers hiking, biking, and equestrian trails, as well as an Equestrian Center. The park also houses the Rubini Athletic Complex, providing facilities for baseball, basketball, hockey, ice skating, indoor tennis, pickleball, softball, and tennis. With its diverse range of attractions and activities, Wheaton Regional Park offers something for everyone to enjoy.
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2.525 reviewsM R.
6/13/2024
SHADE!!!! FRESH WATER from a spicket for the dogs. Nice dogs and folks so far. Room to run around. Pot a potties near by in case necessary. Can also take on-leash walk in greater Wheaten Regional...
Alyce M.
8/29/2021
Wheaton Dog Park has good potential, but people too often bring aggressive, untrained big dogs. There should be a separate small dog side, and people should not bring multiple dogs they can't...
Jack M.
5/28/2014
Gave it two stars instead of one because it has huge potential. Unfortunately, the people who have been involved ("Friends of the Wheaton Regional Dog Park, et al) have been, and continue to be,...
Libby F.
6/12/2010
This is the smelliest dog park I have ever been too! I was here for Opening Day in January of 2003. It had a lot of potential back then. I think it was Montgomery County's first official dog...
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