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Due to their popularity, the t-shirt ($15-solid, $17-tie dye) pre-order deadline has been extended until July 31st. Please email with size and quantity!
Sponsors, Vendors and Donations are still needed! For more information click here and contact Lillian for volunteer opportunities! Meeting Mondays in the dog park at 5:15 for woofstock, weather permitting. Otherwise Thursday, same time.

>> The water has been turned back on! Please use conservatively! Remember to turn off the hose after use and refrain from washing containers out in the fountain as the debris clogs the drains. DO NOT allow children to play with the hose!

>> The park has requested that dogs remain leashed when outside the dog park and are prohibited on the baseball fields due to the damage to the turf and the abundant amounts of orphaned piles.

>> REMINDER! The park is closed after sundown! Anyone found in the park after dark may be fined or ticketed. Smoking is also now prohibited in town parks and violators may be fined.

>> Please be a considerate neighbor and quiet your excessively barking dog. Check the FAQ section for suggestions.

>> Please note that people entering the park through the exit or speeding out of the exit will be ticketed.

Bark Park hours: 8:00 am - Sunset
Days: 7 days a week unless closed for Maintenance
Sycamore Park: 845-628-7888 / Carmel Police:845-628-1300
Sycamore Bark Park is located at 790 Long Pong Road, Mahopac, NY 10541

COME PLAY WITH US!

Sycamore Bark Park opened its gates on April 19, 2009 and has been a huge success. It is the first dog park in Putnam County. The park is a little over ½ acre with a sloped terrain and plenty of shade. This long awaited dog park features separate areas for small and large dogs with 6 foot fences, waste stations, a water fountain for humans and dogs, a hose, play tubes, a non-working fire hydrant and benches, and is open to residents and non-residents alike. It resides within Sycamore Park, a beautiful 41-acre park offering activities and programs for every member of the family, resident and non-resident, and now for the furry members of the family as well. Bring your dog by and let them experience some off leash time!