Outdoors NearbyPacific Street Dog Park
Pacific Street Dog Park is a dog park in Pacific Street Park in Cambridge, MA. It is mapped as fenced and wheelchair accessible. The park also has a soccer field. For a longer visit there is a drinking fountain.
| Location | Pacific Street Park 22 Tudor Street Cambridge, MA Directions |
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| Mapped as | fenced, wheelchair accessible |
| Hours | 24/7 |
| Amenities | Drinking fountain |
| Also in the park | Soccer field |
Details from OpenStreetMap. The city sets the rules, and the sign at the gate has the current ones. If something is wrong, send it through the suggestion form.
Dog park gear
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Pacific Street Dog Park?
Inside Pacific Street Park, 22 Tudor Street, Cambridge, MA. Directions above take you straight to the entrance area.
Is Pacific Street Dog Park fenced?
Yes, it is mapped as fenced.
When is Pacific Street Dog Park open?
Hours on the map: 24/7. Park hours can change with the season.
Is there drinking water at Pacific Street Dog Park?
Yes, a drinking fountain is mapped in Pacific Street Park. If it is out of order, the nearest store is usually the backup.
What other dog parks are near Pacific Street Dog Park?
Binney Street Park Dog Park (1 mi), Amory Playground Green Dog Park (1 mi) and Lincoln Park Off-Leash Area (1 mi).