Farrell Park
A quiet neighborhood run shaded by mature trees
About this park
A compact fenced dog park set inside a broader South Burlington city park, with grass ground cover and a ring of mature trees for shade. Separate large-dog and small-dog sections are split by a 35-pound weight limit, and reviewers note it's often quiet, even on weekend afternoons. Parking is plentiful and the adjacent bike path and playground make it an easy stop on a bigger outing.
Amenities
Farrell Park reviews
What visitors consistently sayReviewers appreciate the well-maintained grass, clear separation of large and small dogs, and the ring of trees that keeps the park cooler than open-field alternatives. Ample parking and a tidy setup with bags and trash bins round out the basics.
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Before you go
There's no on-site water, so bring your own bowl and bottle in every season. Weight-based sorting means dogs over 35 pounds belong in the large-dog section.
Frequently asked
- How are dogs separated at Farrell Park?
- By weight. Separate large-dog and small-dog sections split at a 35-pound limit.
- Is there water on site?
- No. Bring your own bowl and bottle in every season.
- How busy does it get?
- Usually quiet. One reviewer found it nearly empty on a Saturday afternoon, and it's small compared with other area parks.
- Is there shade?
- Yes. A ring of mature trees surrounds the grass enclosure and keeps it cooler than open-field parks.
- What else is nearby?
- The dog park sits inside a larger city park with a playground and bike path, so it's easy to fold into a bigger outing.
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