Ed Leathers Community Dog Park

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What is the Ed Leathers Community Dog Park?
The Ed Leathers Community Dog Park is a designated off-leash dog park located in Somerville, Massachusetts. It provides a safe and enclosed space for dog owners and their canine companions to socialize, exercise, and play.
Where is the Ed Leathers Community Dog Park located?
The park is located at 167 Holland St, Somerville, MA 02144. You can find it using this link: https://www.instagram.com/explore/locations/1024587503/ed-leathers-community-dog-park/
What are the park’s hours?
The park is open daily, sunrise to sunset. There are no specific operating hours; it’s accessible whenever the sun is up.
Is there an entrance fee or membership required?
No, the Ed Leathers Community Dog Park is a free public space. There are no fees or membership requirements to use the park.
What are the rules and regulations for the park?
• All dogs must be kept on a leash when outside the designated off-leash area.
• Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their dogs. Waste stations are available throughout the park.
• Aggressive dogs are not permitted.
• Please respect other users and maintain a courteous atmosphere.
• Children should be supervised at all times.
Is the park suitable for all breeds and sizes of dogs?
Yes, the park is designed to accommodate dogs of all sizes and breeds. However, it’s recommended that owners assess their dog’s temperament and behavior to ensure a positive experience for everyone.
Are there any amenities at the park?
The park includes:
• A fenced-in, off-leash area.
• Waste stations for dog waste disposal.
• Benches for owners to relax.
• A small performance space – check local listings for events.
Are there any other nearby attractions or businesses?
The park is located in Somerville, which offers a variety of restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions. Nearby businesses include Kirkland Tap & Trotter (a restaurant) and Kebab Factory.
What should I bring with me to the park?
• Your dog on a leash (for when outside the off-leash area).
• Waste bags.
• Water for your dog.
• A towel if your dog gets wet or muddy.
• A brush or comb to groom your dog after playing.
How do I contact the park authorities or report any issues?
Information regarding park maintenance and reporting issues can be found through the Somerville Parks, Recreation and Open Space Department: [https://www.somervillema.gov/parks](https://www.somervillema.gov/parks) or by calling 311.
Is the park accessible for people with disabilities?
While the park is designed to be inclusive, please note that due to the nature of a dog park, accessibility can be limited. The park’s layout should be assessed for individual needs.
Can I host events or activities at the park?
The park is available for community use, including performances and other events. Please contact the Somerville Parks, Recreation and Open Space Department to inquire about permits and regulations.

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Ed Leathers Community Dog Park – Somerville, MA The Ed Leathers Community Dog Park in Somerville, Massachusetts, is a popular and well-loved destination for dog owners seeking a space for their furry friends to socialize and play.

Located at 167 Holland St, Somerville, MA 02144, this park offers a valuable community asset for local dog lovers.

Opened in 2018, the park is designed to accommodate dogs of all sizes and breeds, providing a secure and enjoyable environment.

The park’s layout includes open spaces perfect for running and playing, catering to dogs with plenty of energy.

It’s a cherished space known for its welcoming atmosphere and community spirit.

The park’s convenient location in Somerville makes it easily accessible for residents.

Key Features: * Fenced Area: The park is fully fenced, ensuring a safe environment for dogs to roam and play freely. * Open Spaces: Provides ample space for dogs to run, play, and exercise. * Community Focus: The park fosters a sense of community among dog owners, offering a place to meet and connect. * Accessible Location: Situated in Somerville, MA, making it convenient for residents to visit.

Nearby Attractions: The Ed Leathers Community Dog Park is surrounded by a vibrant area with various attractions.

A short walk or drive can take you to the nearby restaurant Kirkland Tap & Trotter, Kebab Factory, and Los Angeles attraction.

Planning Your Visit: * Address: 167 Holland St, Somerville, MA 02144 * Parking: Limited street parking is available. * Regulations: Please be aware of and adhere to all park rules and regulations to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.

The Ed Leathers Community Dog Park is more than just a park; it's a hub for the Somerville dog-loving community.

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Ed Leathers Community Dog Park – Somerville, MA The Ed Leathers Community Dog Park in Somerville, Massachusetts, opened in 2018 and provides a valuable outdoor space for dog owners and their canine companions.

Located at 167 Holland St, Somerville, MA 02144, the park is a popular community asset, offering a fenced area designed for dogs to socialize and play safely.

The park was established to address the need for a dedicated space where dogs could exercise and interact, contributing to the well-being of both pets and their owners.

The park’s design includes walking paths, a bikepath, a playground, benches and is specifically geared towards welcoming dogs.

It continues to be a central gathering place for dog lovers in Somerville, supporting a strong sense of community.

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