Freedom Barks - Dog park in Medford - 98 Old Marlton Pike, USA

Biggest and best kept dog park I have ever been to. It's massive and practically spotless. They have multable fields that are very large as well as a river that has multiple spots for the dogs to swim. It's my dogs favorite place to go! (Bring a towel just incase!)

Love this dog park! It's huge and has obstacles and ramps that my dog loves to use. There's plenty of open space and two gated areas as well. There are also trails with beautiful scenery! The whole dog park is off-leash as well.

It is the best. Dogs and people interact with each other. Everyone takes responsibility with picking up their dogs poo and cleaning up branches. We all make sure that the dogs don’t dig or tear up the nature. It is truly the best community for dog people who care about our dogs and nature all in one!

It is a nice facility, spacious, a few agility related structures. The walk in is long (across the frisbee-golf course) and a little unsteady. It may be difficult for someone with mobility challenges. Also, be sure to watch where you step. While mostly every one I met there were very nice (dog-lovers, of course) It is clear that a fair number of the visitors do not carefully monitor and clean up after their dogs.

We love freedom barks. My dog is 12 and she's been loving this park since she was maybe 3. The park is well maintained and water is checked for safety regularly it seems. We drive 30 min past multiple other parks to come here. Worth the drive.

This is the nicest dog park I've ever been to. My dog had a great time here and even learned to swim by watching the poodles, labs and Portuguese water dogs. The only thing owners need to watch out for are hornets that live in the muddy banks of the stream. When I was there, someone got stung and I heard stories from other dog owners that this is a real hazard here. If I were a regular there, I'd carry hornet spray. Also be careful about having your dog under voice command (unleashed, but under control) in Medford Township. The local police are bored and looking to write tickets. In general, this is a Mid Atlantic and New England thing. Whenever you enter a park area there's a large sign with 50 billion rules. Some parks don't even allow dogs to walk through on leash. I don't understand that at all.

We love Freedom Barks! It's very scenic, and we found lots of shade and water to play in on a very hot summer morning.

This park is a great time for my pups and for me! 🐶❤️