After a wintertime closure to help protect the turf at Lower Saucon Township’s Polk Valley Dog Park, the popular 1-acre doggie play area reopened Friday, which was when township officials issued a reminder to all residents about the rules for the facility.
The rules include the following:
- All dogs using the park must be spayed or neutered
- Each visitor may bring up to 2 dogs
- Dogs under 4 months of age are not allowed in the park
- Food and treats are not permitted in the park
- Aggressive dogs are prohibited
- Female dogs in heat are prohibited
- All dogs must be leashed when entering and leaving the park
- All dog feces must be picked up and properly disposed of (disposable baggies known as “Mutt Mitts” and a waste receptacle are available on site)
- All dogs must be legally licensed and vaccinated before being brought to the park
- All dogs must wear a visible dog license and identification
- The gates to the park should be kept closed at all times
- Owners must stop dogs from digging holes and fill in holes if they have been dug
- Owners must remain inside the park with and in sight of their dog(s) at all times
- Anything out of the ordinary at the park should be reported to township staff by calling 610-865-3291
The park is normally open from dawn until dusk.
Parking is available in the adjacent lots at Polk Valley Park.
For additional information about rules and prohibitions at the dog park, visit the township’s website.
