Turk Park 3 Dog Park - Coming Soon

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Almshouse Rd. Across From Bucks County Men's Corrections Center Doylestown, Pennsylvania

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Frequently Asked Questions: Turk Park 3 Dog Park (Coming Soon)
General Information
Q: What is the Turk Park 3 Dog Park?
A: The Turk Park 3 Dog Park is a brand-new, community-funded off-leash dog park planned for Doylestown Township, Pennsylvania. It will provide a safe and designated space for dog owners to exercise and socialize their dogs.
Q: Where is the dog park located?
A: The dog park is planned for location at Turk III, part of the Doylestown Township’s existing Turk Park system. Specifically, it’s located across the street from Bucks County Correctional Facility at Turk 3 Park, between Almshouse Rd and Turk Rd.
Q: When will the dog park open?
A: While the initial opening was in 2012, the current planned opening is September 22, 2023.
Q: Who is responsible for managing the dog park?
A: The Doylestown Borough is responsible for managing the dog park, ensuring its upkeep and adherence to park rules.
Q: How much will it cost to use the dog park?
A: A registration fee is required to use the park. This fee helps maintain the park and supports volunteer efforts.
Q: How can I donate to support the dog park?
A: Checks payable to “Doylestown Borough with Dog Park” are accepted. Donations are tax-deductible.
Q: Who built the dog park?
A: The dog park was created by a volunteer group dedicated to supporting its continued existence.
Q: How can I get involved as a volunteer?
A: Interested individuals can volunteer with the Dog Park Advisory Board. Contact kas Sweeney@doylestownpa.org for more information.
Park Features & Rules
Q: What kind of areas will be in the dog park?
A: The park will feature three distinct areas: a 3-acre area for small dogs (under 35lbs), a 1.5-acre area for large dogs (36lbs+), and a rotation area for turf preservation and events.
Q: What safety measures are in place?
A: The design prioritizes safety with commercial-grade fencing, gates, and a comprehensive entry system, including registration and monitoring of dog use.
Q: Are there separate areas for different sizes of dogs?
A: Yes, there will be designated areas for small dogs and large dogs, separated for their safety and comfort.
Q: Are there any restrictions on the number of dogs allowed in the park?
A: There may be a maximum of three dogs/owners at a time to ensure a comfortable experience for all users.
Q: Are there any rules I need to be aware of?
A: Mandatory education is required for all park users, covering park rules and etiquette.
Q: What vaccinations are required for my dog to enter the park?
A: License, vaccination, and orientation sessions are required to use the park.
Q: Are there any water fountains or shade available?
A: Water fountains and shade will be provided for the comfort of both dogs and their owners.
Q: Will the park be regularly maintained?
A: The Doylestown Borough is responsible for the regular upkeep of the park.
Registration & Access
Q: How do I register to use the dog park?
A: Registration is required to enter the park. A registration packet is available at [https://doylestowndogpark.wordpress.com/about/registration/](https://doylestowndogpark.wordpress.com/about/registration/).
Q: What information do I need to provide when registering?
A: Registration requires providing information such as your contact details, dog’s information (breed, age, weight), and agreement to park rules.
Q: Is there an orientation session required before using the park?
A: Yes, a mandatory education session is required to learn park rules and etiquette.
Q: Where can I find more information about the dog park?
A: You can find more details and updates on the official website: [https://doylestownpa.org/dogpark](https://doylestownpa.org/dogpark) and on the WordPress blog: [https://wordpress.com/?ref=footer_website](https://wordpress.com/?ref=footer_website).
Q: How can I contact the dog park organizers?
A: For more details and information about registration, events, and volunteering, you can contact info@doylestownpa.org.

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