“Pilgrim Bark Park has since 2008 been offering a place where dogs can run free, socialize with each other, and generally spend some unleashed recreational time outdoors.”
Voted Cape Cod’s best dog park—and second-best in the country!—and located on an acre of land donated by the town, Pilgrim Bark Park has since 2008 been offering a place where dogs can run free, socialize with each other, and generally spend some unleashed recreational time outdoors. Owned and operated by the Provincetown Dog Park Association, Inc., a nonprofit organization, Pilgrim Bark Park includes a general dog section and a section exclusively for smaller dogs (under 25 pounds). In this art-oriented town, it’s also a giant art exhibit, with sculptures, benches, a big doghouse (complete with doggy resident), and poop-bag stations decorated and donated by local artists. Pilgrim Bark Park is open year-round and is a favorite haunt for locals, but everyone’s always delighted to greet and welcome visiting dogs and their humans, and many new friendships—both canine and human—have been made here.
Pilgrim Bark Park
Corner of Shank Painter Rd. & Route 6
508.487.5166
provincetowndogpark.org
