Uxbridge Dog Park

Uxbridge Dog Park Highly socialized dogs that are exercised are healthier, happier, and less aggressive.

The Uxbridge Dog Park provides a safe, clean and secure environment where owners may exercise and train their dogs off leash, thus providing effective socialization opportunities for people and their dogs as well as enhancing positive interaction. This results in a higher number of dogs with good public conduct

Dogs incentivize owners to get outside and maintain active lifestyles

As a people par

k and dog park, neighborly connections will be made. Where there are friendships made and concerns for those relationships there is greater safety

People find it easier to talk to each other with dogs as the initial focus

A dog park is an attractive amenity for perspective residents of the Town of Uxbridge

*** Back for a limited time ***Our brick fundraiser has returned. Be sure to take this opportunity to leave your mark on...
06/12/2026

*** Back for a limited time ***
Our brick fundraiser has returned. Be sure to take this opportunity to leave your mark on the Uxbridge dog park.

05/01/2026

Nail trim event tomorrow May 2nd!! Dogs, cats, guinea pigs, rabbits and ferrets all welcome to come!

🚨 Dog Park Notice 🚨The Dog Park has partnered with Oh Deer to help control ticks and keep our space safe for everyone. ...
04/24/2026

🚨 Dog Park Notice 🚨

The Dog Park has partnered with Oh Deer to help control ticks and keep our space safe for everyone. Here are the details for the first treatment:

📅 Date: Saturday, April 25, 2026
⏰ Time: 7:30 – 8:00 AM (estimated arrival)

Please do not enter the side of the park when the treatment is taking place. You can use the other side of the park, and then switch over.
This treatment is a SAFE, all-natural application that is safe for both humans and dogs.

Thank you for helping us maintain a healthy and enjoyable environment for all park visitors! 🐾

https://oh-deer.com/central-ma/

04/06/2026

THE DOG PARK IS OFFICIALLY OPEN !!

Just a friendly reminder that all dogs should have current licenses from their hometowns and be up to date with their shots.
The complete list of rules and requirements can be found at entrance to park

04/06/2026

Many THANKS to all the volunteers who showed up last Saturday to rake sand, and dirt and fill holes etc. It was an impressive turnout and the UDP Committee greatly appreciated the help and enthusiasm!

Members of the Dog Park Committee went up to the park today for a walk-thru.It is still very damp with water collecting ...
03/21/2026

Members of the Dog Park Committee went up to the park today for a walk-thru.
It is still very damp with water collecting in some areas. Also, there has been some wash-out in the sand boxes.

We are looking for VOLUNTEERS on SATURDAY, March 28th from 9am - 11:30 to help with the following:

Using a rake (similar to what is shown below) to rake out the larger rocks, and fluff up the soil in preparation for putting down new seed.

Spreading the new seed around the areas

Installing posts and snow fencing around the area to allow for the seed to take root.

Volunteers to help shovel and/or landscape rake the sandboxes. Much of the sand has moved towards the edges, and we want to move it back towards the center.

This will give the committee and hopefully VOLUNTEERS time to get the park prepared for the 2026 season.

The anticipated OPENING DATE has not changed. It is April 5th, 2026.

The Dog Park Committee met and voted last night on the schedule posted below.Join us for a PARK CLEAN-UP day to be held ...
03/12/2026

The Dog Park Committee met and voted last night on the schedule posted below.

Join us for a PARK CLEAN-UP day to be held on Saturday, April 4th from 9 - done
Sorry, our four-legged friends need to stay home.

The park will open on Sunday, April 5th.

The park is extremely wet at this time, we will be posting pictures, so that park-goers are able to understand why the decision was made.

One of our dog park regulars, Joe Gulla, passed away recently. He and his pup Millie were frequent visitors to the park...
02/27/2026

One of our dog park regulars, Joe Gulla, passed away recently. He and his pup Millie were frequent visitors to the park. Service details are in the link below.

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Joe's daughter shared that Millie has been adopted by the Northbridge Fire Dept and she will become their firehouse dog.
Our heartfelt condolences go out to Millie and the Gulla family.

Ginley Funeral Homes - Franklin and Medway, MA - Obituaries and Current Service Listing

12/31/2025

Welcome to the Uxbridge Dog Park! Shout-Out to AG Signs and Graphics, for making it become a reality.

🪏Next time you visit the park, you’ll be welcomed by our NEW sign~ Thank you to everyone involved in making this happen!...
12/30/2025

🪏Next time you visit the park, you’ll be welcomed by our NEW sign~ Thank you to everyone involved in making this happen! 🚧

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375 Sutton Street
Uxbridge, MA
01569

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