Facilities

About the Park: 

Located inside Tindall Park off of Tindall Rd, there are agility courses, a fenced-in area beyond the obstacles that allow for your dog to explore the forest, and a paved and striped parking lot. Additionally there are separate areas for large and small dogs, benches for dog owners, leash holders, and water fountains for both people and dogs.

This project is funded through several initiatives, including a grant from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Green Acres Program.  

Dog Park Rules

• All users are advised that the off-leash dog park is an unsupervised recreational area. Use the park at your own risk. Middletown Township is not responsible for accidents or injuries to you or your dog.
• Users are legally responsible for the control, actions, behavior, and safety of their dog & must show consideration to others at all times.
• Dogs must be leashed while entering and exiting the park. Corresponding "Enter" and "Exit" gates should be used accordingly. 
• Pronged, pinch, choke, spike, or electronic training collars are NOT permitted.
• Dog waste must IMMEDIATELY be cleaned up by the dog's owner.
• Children under 8 years of age are not permitted in the park. Children between 8-14 years of age must be closely supervised by an adult.
• There is a limit of 2 dogs per person. At no time should the total number of dogs exceed 20 nor the number of people exceed 25 within the park.
• The park is divided into two separate fenced in areas. Dogs weighing more than 30 lbs must use the large dog area. Dogs weighing less than 30 lbs have the choice, but do so at the owner's discretion.
• Stop your dog from digging! Fill in any holes.
• Users must properly secure access gates upon entering and leaving the off-leash area.
• The dog park may not be used for any private use or training, including private instructional training or activities without the expressed written approval from Middletown Township. 

Prohibited:

• Aggressive dogs.
• Puppies (under 4 months old).
• Unattended dogs.
• Human and dog food/treats.
• Glass containers.
• Smoking and alcohol consumption.