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Out Door Adventures
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for you and your canine companion
Parks, Beaches and Recreation Areas
A Few Notes: Most New England
state parks require dogs to be on  
leashes, assume that the other
featured spots do too, unless otherwise
noted.
Surf and Sand
Constitution Beach
East Boston, MA

Salisbury Beach State
Reservation
Salisbury, MA

Good Harbor Beach (after 5pm)
Gloucester, MA
If you know of a Dog
Park that is not
listed, please click
here and let us know.
4Paws Parks
New England Parks List
New England Off Leash Parks List
Dining Out with your human
Polka Dog Bakery
256 Shawmut Ave. Boston, MA
617-338-5155
www.polkadog.com
View a full list of
Dining Out Choices
If you know of an Adventure spot that is not listed, please click here and let us know.
SAFETY TIPS
Don't ruin the fun for
everyone.  Bring plastic
bags for picking up after
your dog, and don't leave
any nasty souvenirs behind.
 Respect others: Dogs
allowed off leash should be
under voice control - both
for their safety and out of
respect for passers by.
 Don't ruin the fun for
everyone.  Bring plastic
bags for picking up after
your dog, and don't leave
any nasty souvenirs behind.
     
Make sure your dog wears
identification with at least
your name and number,
 Get Ticks off.  Check your
dog and yourself for ticks
after you come back from a
hike.
 Bring Water - otherwise