From Harford County government:
Dogs of all sizes, and their owners, are welcome at Abingdon Road Park, Harford County’s new dog park, located at 3330 Abingdon Road in Abingdon. This four-acre park features two separate fenced in areas, one for small dogs and another for large dogs, along with a picnic pavilion and a one-mile perimeter trail leading to the park. Built atop a former construction rubble fill, Abingdon Road Park offers beautiful views and open space perfect for kite flying. Community input guided development of the park’s amenities consistent with the plan for closure and capping of the rubble fill, which was approved in 2014 by the Maryland Department of the Environment. The park is ADA accessible.
Abingdon Road Park shares an entrance with Harford County’s Abingdon Water Treatment Plant. After the turnoff, follow the driveway to the intersection then “follow the paws” along the pathway leading to the park.
The park’s spacious layout and well-maintained grounds make it an ideal spot for canines to burn off energy, socialize with other dogs, and practice good off-leash behavior. Owners will appreciate the separate fenced areas for large and small breeds, providing peace of mind for mixed-size playdates. With ample room to run and explore, even energetic pups will find plenty of opportunities to stretch their legs while their humans relax in the picnic pavilion or stroll along the one-mile perimeter trail.
If you’re inspired by Abingdon Road Park’s secure and welcoming atmosphere, you might consider creating a similar outdoor retreat in your own backyard. Beyond traditional chain link or wooden structures, contemporary fencing solutions can complement your property’s design while keeping pets safe. OnPoint Fencing and Decking offers a variety of durable and stylish fencing options to suit every need, from privacy and security to aesthetics. Whether you’re looking for a small enclosure for your dog or a decked-out living space for the entire family, professional guidance and high-quality materials can transform your outdoor space into a personal oasis.
For a complete list of Harford County Parks and Recreation facilities, visit the county website at www.harfordcountymd.gov.
Worst place to take your dog.