More info: Nassau County Parks Dept., 516/572-0200ġ801 Evergreen Ave., New Hyde Park, NY 11040 – (Google Map) Please keep dogs off the asphalt bike path as it is dangerous for both them and bikers. The trail heads south from there and ends near a pond that is a favorite with dog owners. Ignore the outdated No Dogs Allowed signs, watch out for bikes on the asphalt bike path, and walk straight ahead to the Fire Rd. The trail is easily reached by entering the park from Walker St. Trail-a broad dirt trail with woods on either side-to on-leash dogs in early 2015. More info: Mary Jane Davies Park Town of North Hempstead or call 516/869-6311. Please be aware that dogs are not allowed in the playground. A children’s playground with water spray features can also be found at the park. The park is noted for its lovely gazebo in the middle of the park where concerts are held in the summer. More info: Call 51 or check out NY State Parks Hempstead Lake State Park.Īcross the street from Town Hall, Mary Jane Davies Green features paved pathways throughout the park where people are now allowed to walk their leashed dogs, thanks to the efforts of Supervisor Judi Bosworth and Parks Commissioner Jill Weber. Be aware that from early April until mid-October, you may need to pay a parking fee of $8, unless you buy an Empire Pass for $80 for the season. There is a short path on which people can walk their on-leash dogs near field 3 and adjacent to Schodack Pond and South Pond. More info: Eisenhower Park Nassau County or call 516/572-0348. This trail opened to leashed dogs in April 2016 as a result of LI-DOG’s work with the Office of the Nassau County Executive to gain access to Nassau County parks. East and not in other areas of Eisenhower Park. Leashed dogs are only allowed on the path along Park Blvd. Please be aware that at this time, you can’t walk your dog from the Eisenhower Dog Park on Stewart Ave to Park Blvd. with your dog and risk getting hit by a car. This will ensure that you do not have to cross Park Blvd. We suggest parking at the end of the golf course parking lot (furthest from the golf course and closest to the path). East Trail Map.) This is a wide, flat paved path that is about a mile long. The entire EAST side of Park Blvd., which extends from the main entrance on Hempstead Turnpike all the way to the Merrick Avenue entrance, has now been designated for on-leash dog walking. More info: Christopher Morley Park Nassau County or call 516/571-8113.ġ899 Hempstead Tpke., E. These trails opened to leashed dogs in April 2016 as a result of LI-DOG’s work with the Office of the County Executive to gain access to Nassau County parks. A $10 parking fee is assessed on non-Nassau County residents on weekends from Memorial Day until Labor Day. They are not allowed on the ballfields or on other paths in the park. Please be aware dogs are only allowed on the trails in the northern section of the park. The trail starts near the dog run and ends at the parking lot for the dog run. These wide, easy-to-negotiate trails, which go over gently rolling hills, form several loops, so while the trail system is not extensive, you can lengthen your walk by doing several loops. Leashed dogs are now allowed on the paved trails in the northern, 30-acre wooded section of the park. Admission fees: $5 per car, depending on the season.ĥ00 Searingtown Rd., Roslyn, NY 11576 – (Google Map) The Arboretum is open year round from 9 a.m. Located on the former estate of renowned horticulturalist Frank Bailey, the park offers visitors well-marked trails, gardens and the freedom to stroll the property. This beautiful 42-acre park welcomes on-leash dogs. 194 Bayville Rd., Lattingtown – ( Google Map)

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