Westchester County’s Newest Dog Park Unveiled

Westchester County’s Newest Oasis for Canines UnveiledWestchester County’s Newest Oasis for Canines Unveiled In a bustling hub for dog lovers, Westchester County has unveiled its latest canine paradise: the eagerly anticipated Dog Park at Tibbetts Brook Park. Nestled amidst lush greenery in Yonkers, this state-of-the-art facility is a testament to the county’s commitment to providing exceptional recreation for its furry residents. The sprawling park spans over two acres and features separate areas for large and small dogs, ensuring every pup has ample space to roam, run, and socialize. The large dog area boasts a spacious fenced enclosure with agility equipment and plenty of shaded seating for owners. The small dog area provides a safe and cozy retreat for timid or less energetic pups. Beyond the fenced areas, the park offers a host of amenities for both dogs and their humans. A drinking fountain ensures hydration for thirsty pups, while benches and picnic tables provide a comfortable place to relax and bond with other dog owners. The park is fully enclosed and protected by secure gates, giving pet parents peace of mind while their furry companions enjoy their freedom. “This dog park is a dream come true for both dogs and their owners,” said Westchester County Executive George Latimer. “It’s a place where they can exercise, socialize, and have fun, all while enjoying the beauty of Tibbetts Brook Park.” The park’s opening was met with resounding enthusiasm from the community. “This is such a great addition to the area,” said dog owner Sarah Miller. “My dog loves to run and play, and now he has a safe place to do it.” The Westchester County Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation invested over $1 million in the construction of the Dog Park at Tibbetts Brook Park. The facility is open from sunrise to sunset, seven days a week, and is free of charge for all dog owners. As Westchester County continues to embrace its canine community, the Dog Park at Tibbetts Brook Park stands as a symbol of the county’s unwavering dedication to providing exceptional recreation and well-being for all its residents, both human and furry alike.