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Three long-haired dachshunds, two wearing sweaters, interact on artificial turf and paved ground, with other dogs and people in the background. The image has text overlay: 'DOG PARK RECS IN NYC AS A COLLEGE DOG MOM'.
A small dog on a blue leash stands in a snow-covered park with bare trees and city buildings under a cloudy sky. The image has text overlay: '1) Central Park'.
A long-haired dachshund with an open mouth faces a fawn-colored French Bulldog on a paved surface. The image has text overlay: '2) Tompkins Square'.
Two long-haired dachshunds, one in a green quilted sweater, play on artificial green turf, with other dogs and people in the background. The image has text overlay: '3) Madison Square'.
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dog park recs as a college dog mom🤌

if you’ve been following me for a bit you know that I am a dog mom to the absolute highest degree. being a dog mom in new york as a college student is basically my only personality trait at this point. Me and T have been to our fair share of dog parks around the city and these are a few that we have or probably would go back to.

1) Central Park

we go here most everyday except for when it’s raining (he will not step foot outside if it’s raining) this is his favorite place hands down. he has a long lead cause I don’t completely trust him off leash yet but that doesn’t stop him from racing down hills and doing somersaults, he’s his happiest self when we’re here.

2) Tompkins Square Park

this is in the east village and it’s literally just a big square with a fenced in area. not necessarily my favorite place to take him, we’ve only been a few times but the people are friendly and it’s well kept. they don’t have any sections for big dogs and small dogs so that’s my only downside because some of the big dogs like to play too rough.

3) Madison Square Park

Our second favorite! They have a section only for small dogs, and there’s so many dachshunds that go here! If you know anything about the breed you know that for some reason they naturally gravitate towards each other and so do the owners 🙃 it’s like a club and I love it. they have fake grass and hills for them to play on, definitely a nice off leash option!

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2025/2/27 Edited to

... Read moreAs a college student in New York City, being a dog mom is a unique experience that blends study and play. Among the top recommendations, Central Park stands out due to its expansive space and vibrant atmosphere. It’s a place where dogs can run free and socialize with other pups while their owners enjoy the scenic views. Tompkins Square Park is another gem, located in the East Village, perfect for a quick visit. Although it has limited space for large dogs, its friendly community and well-maintained facilities make up for it. Madison Square Park is particularly great for smaller breeds, with designated areas where your little ones can play safely. The park often attracts dachshund owners, creating a delightful community of dog lovers. These parks not only provide physical exercise for your furry friends but also offer a sense of belonging for college students navigating life in the bustling city.