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Dog Park in Kensington, MD

Kensington Dog Run in Kensington, MD, reviewed by local dog owners — with real conditions, amenities, mud reports, and who's checking in today.

Serving 20895. Kensington sits in Montgomery County.

What to expect in Kensington

Fully fenced (1 park), benches (1 park), shade trees (1 park), double gate entry (1 park). Use the filters below to narrow the list.

1 park in Kensington

  • Kensington Dog Run
    Mostly Dry

    10450 Metropolitan Ave, Kensington, MD 20895

    A friendly small-town run in the heart of Kensington, a short walk from the antique district and the MARC station.

    • Fully Fenced
    • Double Gate Entry
    • Shade Trees
    • Benches
    Off-leash dog park
    Google rating 4.0 out of 5(23 reviews)

When to go in Kensington

Weekday mornings before 9am and the hour before sunset are the quietest windows at Kensington parks. Saturday mornings are the busiest — and the most social, if you're trying to meet the regulars. From late winter into early spring, DMV area parks turn soft: check the mud factor on each park page before you drive over, since locals update it after every rain.

New to Kensington? Start here

If you're relocating to Maryland, the dog park is the fastest social shortcut in town. Check in when you arrive, see which regulars are around, and host a meetup so your dog has a crew before your boxes are unpacked.

Read our local dog park guides

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Local questions, answered

How many dog parks are in Kensington, MD?
One: Kensington Dog Run is the off-leash dog park DMV Paws & Parks tracks in Kensington, MD. The closest other parks are listed on this page.
Is Kensington Dog Run good for a first visit?
Check its page first: it lists the amenities (fencing, small-dog area, shade), the current mud factor, recent conditions reported by locals, and who is checking in today.
I'm moving to Kensington — how do I meet other dog owners?
Check in at a Kensington park, browse the regulars on each park page, and join or host a meetup. It's the fastest way to find your dog's local crowd after relocating to the DMV area.