Rent safe and private dog fields hosted by locals in Middleport, New York

5 acre yard with a large pond, 3 season creek, some trails in the back, and plenty of space to run.

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IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD It is a wonderful place for the zoomies. About 200 feet to run and run and run. Great place for nervous dogs because our neighbors do not have pets. Plenty of birds and squirrels. Several sitting areas. Under the porch you have protection from the rain. We have also just added a cloth greenhouse that you can use to stay dry and a bit warmer. There is so many spots of shade from the many trees. A little spot of heaven in a beautiful city.

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Former summer camp. Trails. Fields. Woods. Big hill. Pond. Creek. Playground. Photos dont do it justice!

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IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD A 3 acre field for your pup to run and play until they're all tuckered out!

front yard with open area to run and play catch, little areas of woods and trees for shade.

Our yard and play area and a separate area that is just an open field.

Slice of green in a neighborhood setting. Half an acre of open space and green grass. Park on the side streets or in a space on Derenda as pictured.

Huge open yard for running and playing. Bring tennis balls and let ‘em rip!! Parking spot at the opening of the park.

Nice grass field but muddy I have a hose to wash paws off Water. Bowls on deck. Open space side and back yard. Also have a wooded path that goes about 800 feet. Not manicured. But walkable hardwoods. Then goes into a pine woods. Quiet area

Open field for your dog to get their zoomies out. You may see some deer, hawks, among other wild life. We also have some farm animals!

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Come, take a walk through my yard, into the woods and down a slope to get to Cazenovia Creek. While down by the creek, you will most likely not encounter another human being. The piece of creek is bordered by Northrup, Transit and the bridge on Southwestern Boulevard. Feel free to explore through the woods in solitude, it is a 10 minute walk down to the creek. I have an unfenced yard, so please have your furry friend on a leash if they are not leash trained. Once you get into the woods, you are more than welcome to go off leash. This is definitely a walk for boots or hikers. If it has been raining, the trail down will be muddy. The walk to the slope is wooded with many obstacles but definitely walkable ducking here and there under a branch.

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We have a good .5 acres (a field) in the back of our house. Easy access from Strickler Rd. Property is not fenced in...take a stroll around the Barn if you would like. We do own 3 dogs but they are always leashed when they go outside...and they are very friendly dogs.

Bring your dogs out to the country and let them stretch their legs!