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PARK FACT:

New York City once contained 224,000 acres of freshwater wetland; only 2,000 acres remain in the city today, some of which are in Clove Lakes Park.

Clove Lakes Park

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Forest Ave., Victory Blvd., bet. Clove Rd. and Brookside Ave., Royal Oak Rd.

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Acres: 193.42

 Dog Runs

You and your dog are welcome in New York City parks, and there are numerous opportunities to enjoy the outdoors together. For the safety of both humans and canines, please review our Dog Rules and Regulations before entering the park.

Please Note: There are four designations for areas within parkland.

No Dogs Allowed: Dogs are not permitted in these areas at any time. These areas include playgrounds, zoos, swimming pools/facilities, bathing areas/beaches*, fountains, ballfields, or on basketball/handball/tennis courts.

Dogs Must Be Leashed at All Times: Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times when in these areas.

Dog Runs: Dog runs are large, fenced-in areas for dogs to exercise unleashed. Created with the expertise of a Parks Department landscape architect and volunteers, the runs encourage play while supplying good drainage, safe lighting, and healthy plantings.

Designated Off-Leash Areas: Certain park areas allow dogs to be off-leash from the time the park opens until 9 a.m. AND from 9 p.m. until the park closes. Dog owners/attendants with dogs off-leash in these designated areas must obey all general rules, including having their dog under control at all times, licensing the dog, and carrying proof of the dog's rabies vaccination.

NameAddressTypeAccessibleNotes
Clove Lakes ParkOpen field above picnic area near Royal Oak Rd. & Rice Ave.Off-Leash
Clove Lakes ParkBrookside Avenue between Alpine Court & Kingsley Avenue (lawn area)Off-Leash

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