Henrietta Dog Park

Pay-to-join Henrietta park with two fenced sides and an obstacle course

4.4 · 283 reviews
Fenced Off-leash Double-gate
Henrietta Dog Park
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About this park

A members-only town park just off I-90 with separate large- and small-dog enclosures, a dog obstacle course, water features, and maglock gates that one reviewer flagged as the first they'd ever seen on a dog-park gate. Registration runs through Henrietta Town Hall and includes a pass and dog tag. Thruway noise is the main drawback; spring mud is the second.

Amenities

Fenced Off-leash Double-gate Small-dog area Large-dog area Water Agility Benches Trash cans Parking Restrooms

Henrietta Dog Park reviews

What visitors consistently say
The highlights

The obstacle course and dual fenced sides put this above most surrounding suburban dog parks, and the strict access keeps the regular crowd accountable. Reviewers consistently call it one of the better dog parks in Monroe County.

The community

Friendly Henrietta-area regulars. Owners tend to stay attentive thanks to the gated membership system, and the multi-use park around it draws a steady disc-golf and meeting-room crowd.

Best for

Social dogs Small dogs Large dogs High-energy

Before you go

Membership through Henrietta Town Hall is required; bring proof of vaccination and licensing. Bug spray is widely recommended in summer. Disc golf and a driving range share the larger park.

Frequently asked

Is it off-leash and fenced?
Yes. The perimeter is fully fenced, with large- and small-dog enclosures divided by an interior fence and maglock hardware on the gates.
Do you need a membership to get in?
Yes. Joining runs through Henrietta Town Hall for a fee, and members get a pass and a dog tag. Bring proof of vaccination and licensing when you sign up.
Can visitors from out of town use it?
No. The locking gates open only for members, so anyone passing through should plan on a different park.
Is there water and a restroom?
Yes to both. Water features sit inside the fenced areas, and the restrooms in the surrounding town park are described as clean.
Does it get muddy?
Early spring softens the grass and leaves it muddy, though the grounds are otherwise well kept. Summer brings mosquitoes, and regulars are near-unanimous about bug spray.

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