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Plymouth Today
By the People, for the People
Plymouth to Open New 'Next Level' Dog Park This Fall
No city funds will be used for the new downtown dog park adjacent to Stayer Junior Park.
Apr. 15, 2026 at 11:04pm
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A community-funded 'next level' dog park will soon bring a burst of color and energy to downtown Plymouth.Plymouth TodayThe Plymouth Advancement Association has presented plans to the City Council for a new dog park that will open in downtown Plymouth by the end of fall 2026. The association says they want to take the existing dog park 'to the next level' with the new design and amenities, and no city funds will be used for the project.
Why it matters
The new dog park is part of the city's efforts to revitalize the downtown area and provide more community-focused recreational spaces. As a privately funded project, it demonstrates the involvement of local organizations in improving public spaces without relying on limited municipal budgets.
The details
The new dog park will be located adjacent to the existing Stayer Junior Park in downtown Plymouth. The Plymouth Advancement Association, a local nonprofit, has spearheaded the project and will be responsible for funding and constructing the new amenities. The group plans to add features like separate areas for large and small dogs, agility equipment, and other upgrades to create a 'next level' dog park experience for the community.
- The new dog park is planned to open by the end of fall 2026.
The players
Lee Gentine
A representative of the Plymouth Advancement Association who presented the dog park plans to the City Council.
Plymouth Advancement Association
A local nonprofit organization leading the effort to build the new dog park in downtown Plymouth.
What they’re saying
“We want to take this park to the next level.”
— Lee Gentine, Representative, Plymouth Advancement Association
What’s next
The City Council will review and approve the final plans for the new dog park in the coming months before construction begins.
The takeaway
This privately funded dog park project demonstrates how local organizations can partner with the city to enhance public spaces and amenities without relying solely on limited municipal budgets, benefiting the entire Plymouth community.
