Wrentham Dog Park

Love this park plenty of room to run and wear my very active dog out! Great place for people to exercise too with a path around whole park for walking.

I think people who write the reviews that this a great place to take the dog have not been around much. True it’s big enough for dogs to run around and have a good time in. The problem is the terrain is very uneven and the path surrounding it especially from the main gate down to the shade tree and picnic tables is very rutted from tire tracks. Combine that with walking downhill and you’re very likely to fall, sprain an ankle or break a leg. I can attest to the sprained ankle part. I was on my face in the dirt 1 minute after walking in. The dirt bike track next to the park is loud with constantly revving bikes. They were spooking my dog upon getting out of the car. All in all, it is not a relaxing atmosphere to take your dog. There are much nicer maintained and relaxing places to take your dog (s), like the dog park in Sharon. Very quiet wooded surroundings there.

This dog park is huge… nearly five acres of property for the dogs to run and play! People and dogs are very friendly. There are a couple of benches and a large picnic table for owners to sit and relax/​socialize. Good double gate at the entrance for extra safety. No water source or poop bags, though, so be sure to bring your own.

Great, open area for dogs to run and play! Awesome place to work on off-​leash training.

This is a great place to bring you dog to run, play and meet other doggie friends. It is nicely maintained and virtually no poop around.
It’s also a nice culture that has form of owners walking the track. This keeps the dogs moving and reducing territories, also healthy for the humans too.
Would love to come here again!

I don’t have a dog so I guess this review is a little unwarranted, but I want people to know what a great park this is! I drive by often and there’s always at least one doggy running around (weather permitting).
I dogsit sometimes and if the dogs are animal and people friendly, I always bring them to the park! It’s very spacious and fenced so if you have a hyper dog but not a fenced backyard, welcome to paradise! Even if your dog doesn’t like to run, there’s plenty of space for them to sniff around or just enjoy the nice weather. Some dogs aren’t good off the leash and there’s a path around the edge from where they walk their dogs around inside the fence.
The people and dogs there are very nice, though there’s always the unlucky circumstance where you meet a grumpy owner. They recently added some nice benches and there’s a big tree in the corner to offer some shade on a sunny day.
Make sure you bring your own water and poop bags. Though I’m sure if you happen to forget, someone there will be happy to help you out! Also there aren’t any street lights or anything so if it’s getting dark bring a flashlight or wait until the next day.

AWESOME PARK.
recently moved to the area from NYC. When we were in NYC I would take my dog Charlie to Central Park every night to run around and play. When I moved here I first went to Franklin Dog park. It was a nice park but not nearly large enough for him to get a good run in (Charlie is a Great Dane).
This place is huge! also great if you want to go on a run and run around the park while your dog plays with other dogs.
Tips — bring your own water, they have bowls but you need water. Also bring your own pop bags ax they don’t have any. One last tip — They don’t have lights so make sure you go when its light outside, especially if its your first time you will never find it.
Use the address on the page and you will find the park with no problem, just trust your GPS because you will think you have passed it as there are places ½ mile earlier that look like a dog park.

Nice large open field! Plenty of space for dog play, walking path around whole field for owners. Nice dog owners. Nice dogs. Trash cans for poop. BYO water, few dog bowls around. Highly recommend it!

This is a hidden gem for dogs. A very large, open area, where dogs can run and play.
Around the perimeter of the park is a worn path from where dogs and their people walk/​run. Inside of this is a huge grassy hill, perfect for dog to frolic, play fetch, wrestle, or roll around in.
At the entrance (there are two– one just a fence entry and one a double door entry which is very useful, and safer for many dogs) there are usually a variety of water bowls around. *Bring your own water, as there is no water source! At the bottom of the hill, is a nice shady area with a picnic table to sit at. This is often a gathering area for dogs and their people on warmer days.
As a general rule, the dog and people are friendly and well mannered. On occasion there is a dog or owner who isn’t pleasant, but the park is large enough that it is possible to avoid them.
There are no posted rules to the park, except that owners must clean up and remove their dog’s waste from the park (there are no garbage bins!). Most owners follow common dog park etiquette, ie, no food, no treats, no smoking, and no small children. But some don’t, and with no posted rules, this occasionally leads to conflict.
Overall, a great place for dogs of all sizes to get some energy out, and for owners to get some exercise, too!