Our Top locations for dogs in New York City

Central Park, 10024 – NYC’s most famous park offers 23 dog-friendly areas, open fields, and off-leash hours before 9 AM and after 9 PM, perfect for morning walks.

Madison Square Park, 10010 – A small but lively park with a dog run where pups can socialise. Surrounded by pet-friendly cafés, it’s great for a quick city break.

Prospect Park, 11215 – Brooklyn’s largest park features a dedicated off-leash area called the Long Meadow, plus scenic trails and a dog-friendly lake.

Washington Square Park, 10012 – A vibrant downtown park with a fenced-in dog run, making it ideal for pups to play while owners relax in a lively setting.

Brooklyn Bridge Park, 11201 – This waterfront park has open green spaces and a dog-friendly promenade, offering breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline.

The High Line, 10011 – An elevated urban park with scenic city views, but note that dogs must remain on a lead. Great for relaxed walks with your pup.

Times Square, Manhattan – The world-famous neon crossroads of NYC. Dogs on leads can enjoy a short stroll through the bustling square

Brooklyn Bridge Promenade, Manhattan – A must-see for skyline photos and iconic bridge shots. Dogs are welcome on leads, and the wide walkway makes it easy to enjoy your walk

Rockefeller Center, Manhattan – The luxury shopping and historic area around Rockefeller Center, with its famous plaza, ice rink (seasonal), and iconic Christmas tree.

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