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Kingsman Dog Park

Google rating 4.2 out of 5, 158 reviews

Also known as Kingsman Field Dog Park

At a glance

Rating: 4.2 (Google)
Mud factor: 3/5
Fencing: Fully fenced
Water access: Yes
Parking: On-site
Small dogs: Separate area
Access: Open to the public

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Mud factor

AI: 2/5

3 / 5

Moderate

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4.2/ 5 stars

Based on 158 reviews

Updated 10/19/2026

Meet the regulars at Kingsman Dog Park

This park is more than a place to run — it's a local hangout. Check in to let others know you're here, host or join a meetup, and connect with the dogs (and people) who come back week after week.

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About this park

Kingsman Dog Park stands out as a vibrant community hub in the heart of Capitol Hill, thanks to a highly dedicated neighborhood committee and a welcoming group of regulars. The park has recently undergone significant renovations, transitioning to a fresh wood fiber surface designed to provide a cleaner environment for your pups to play. Whether you are looking for a lively social scene or a spacious area for your dog to run, this park offers a well-maintained space where owners are famously attentive and friendly. The park is thoughtfully divided into separate areas for large and small dogs, ensuring a safe experience for pets of all sizes. While recent upgrades have improved the grounds, visitors will appreciate the ongoing commitment to maintenance, including seasonal water access and active communication through a community mailing list. It is more than just a place for exercise; it is a place to build lasting connections with fellow dog lovers in the DC area.

Locals' guide

What locals know about Kingsman Dog Park

Kingsman Dog Park is an off-leash dog park in Washington, DC (Washington, D.C.). Community mud reports rate it 3/5, and regulars point to fully fenced and water access as what keeps them coming back. The park sits inside Washington, D.C.'s network of off-leash spots.

Best time to visit Kingsman Dog Park

Weekday mornings before 9am and after 6pm on weekdays are the calmest windows. Saturday mornings between 9–11am are the busiest — expect a full parking lot and 20+ dogs. If your pup is on the reactive side or still learning play cues, aim for weekday visits or Sunday evenings.

Moving to Washington?

The neighborhood around Kingsman Dog Park, in one paragraph

Thinking about relocating to Washington? Dog owners here tend to cluster around Swampoodle Dog Park and Virginia Avenue Dog Park. The area has Washington, D.C. is one of the more walkable, pet-friendly corners of the DMV area. If you're weighing neighborhoods before you sign a lease or buy, the mix of parks, sidewalks, and off-leash culture here is a real plus.

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Kingsman Dog Park — frequently asked questions

Is Kingsman Dog Park fully fenced?

Yes — Kingsman Dog Park is fully fenced, which makes it a safe off-leash spot for recall training and reactive dogs.

Does Kingsman Dog Park have water access for dogs?

Yes — Kingsman Dog Park has water access on-site. Dogs can drink and cool off, though it's smart to bring a portable bowl in peak summer.

How muddy does Kingsman Dog Park get?

Community mud reports rate Kingsman Dog Park at 3/5 — moderate mud after rain. Reports are updated by locals and refresh throughout the season.

Is Kingsman Dog Park good for small dogs?

Kingsman Dog Park is a shared off-leash area with no small-dog section. Small dogs do well here during quieter windows — weekday mornings are usually the calmest.

Where's the best parking at Kingsman Dog Park?

Kingsman Dog Park relies on street parking nearby. It's usually easy on weekdays but tight on weekend mornings — a weekday visit is the smoother option.

Where is Kingsman Dog Park located?

Kingsman Dog Park is located at D St NE & Tennessee Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002 in Washington, D.C.. It's part of the Washington, D.C. dog-park network on DMV Paws & Parks.

On the grounds

Amenities

Fully Fenced
Water Access
Benches

Curated intelligence

Expert insights

What people love

Highly active and communicative oversight committee
Separate areas for large and small dogs
Friendly, attentive community of regular visitors

Things to know

Seasonal water fountain availability
Ongoing sidewalk accessibility repairs near the entrance

Best For

Social dogs and owners looking for community
Small dogs needing a dedicated space
Capitol Hill residents wanting a well-managed local spot

Pro tips

Bring your own water bottles during winter months when the fountain is turned off.
Join the mailing list posted at the entrance for updates on events and improvements.

AI insights from 9/15/2026

From Google

What locals say on Google

4.2

(158 Google reviews)

Scott Gordon
2 years ago
One of the best dog parks in DC. The overseeing committee is very active, with frequent events and communications regarding improvements. It's a great place to meet other dog lovers in the neighborhood. And you can join the mailing list posted at the entrance!
Scott Gordon
2 years ago
I think this is the best dog park in DC, although there aren't many to choose from. This park is special because there is a fabulous group of regulars who come almost every day, and the overseeing committee is very involved. Do yourself a favor and come here to meet some other great dog owners and join the mailing list posted at the entrance. Or, just pop in for a good time with you pup!
Alex Keck
7 years ago
Great dog park with crushed gravel and lots of space for dogs to run and sniff and anything else they want. The owners are also generally attentive to their dogs and friendly. The water fountain is seasonal so bring bottles of water during the winter!
Sean Dougherty
3 years ago
Great people and great dogs. There is a separate side for smaller dogs and water is available.
David
a year ago
This dog park is fantastic! It has plenty of green space for dogs to run and play, and the atmosphere is so welcoming. The community of dog owners is friendly, and it’s easy to strike up conversations while your pup makes new friends. The park is well-maintained, with clean areas and lots of room to explore. Whether your dog loves to socialize or just roam around, this is a great spot to visit. Perfect for both dogs and their humans!