Millsboro Dog Park

Size-split grass yards inland from the beach crowd

3 · Our score
Fenced Off-leash Parking
Millsboro Dog Park
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About this park

Millsboro Dog Park is a free public park about 20 minutes inland from Rehoboth, with separate fenced yards for big and small dogs and a recently upgraded layout. The grass field is generous and on-site supply boxes hold tennis balls and frisbees. Newly planted trees have not yet matured into real shade.

Amenities

Fenced Off-leash Parking Small-dog area Large-dog area Benches Trash cans

Millsboro Dog Park reviews

What visitors consistently say
The highlights

The field is what makes Millsboro Dog Park worth the drive inland: enough room for a real run, split into big-dog and small-dog sides, with tennis balls and frisbees left in supply boxes for anyone to use. One first-time visitor found the place freshly upgraded, with newly planted trees and a new water trough.

Best for

Large dogs Small dogs High-energy

Before you go

Bring your own water and a bowl. Older reviews report the fountain broken or shut off, and while a newer visit mentions a water trough after the upgrade, it isn't worth betting a summer trip on. Pack rain boots after wet weather: the field turns muddy fast.

Frequently asked

Is Millsboro Dog Park fenced and split by dog size?
Yes. There is a side for big dogs and a side for small dogs, both fenced, with waste bags provided on site.
Is there drinking water?
Unreliably. Older reviews report the fountain broken or shut off in early spring; a more recent visit mentions a new water trough as part of the upgrade. Carrying water and a bowl is still the safer plan.
Is there shade?
Barely. One reviewer found no shade beyond the bench, and the trees planted during the recent upgrade have not grown in yet.
How muddy does it get?
Muddy enough to come up in reviews. The grass field holds water after wet weather, and one visitor called the property well kept aside from the mud.
Have there been any incidents?
One reviewer describes a hand injury from another visitor's dog lunging for a ball, and notes the grass was covered in loose tennis balls at the time. A single account, but worth knowing that ball-heavy play is the norm here.

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