Off-Leash Parks

Robert J. Miller Air Park

A large fenced dog park tucked into Robert J. Miller Air Park, with plenty of open space for dogs to run and a quiet, wooded setting.

Take Me There
Dog policy Off-Leash
Cost Free
Best time to visit Year Round

The dog park at Robert J. Miller Air Park is a big, no-frills space where dogs can really stretch their legs. The fenced area is surrounded by pine woods and has much more room to run than a small neighborhood dog park, making it a good stop when your dog needs more than a regular walk. It’s tucked away inside the larger Air Park property, so it feels surprisingly quiet even though there’s plenty happening elsewhere in the park.

Plan your visit

Address
901 Route 530
Berkeley Township, NJ 08721
Hours
Dawn to Dusk

Know before you go

  • You need an Ocean County dog park permit to use the off-leash facility. The annual fee is $5 per dog. Registration requires a current municipal dog license, proof of current vaccinations, and proof that male dogs are neutered. Dogs must be at least 6 months old.
  • Dogs must be leashed before entering and immediately after leaving the fenced area. Owners also need to carry a leash for each dog while inside.
  • There is a limit of two dogs per person and a maximum of 20 dogs in the enclosure at one time. If people are waiting, Ocean County asks visitors to limit their stay to 30 minutes.
  • Food, dog treats, and toys are not allowed inside the off-leash area.
  • Bring a water bowl for your dog. Ocean County specifically lists this in the park rules.
  • Children under 8 are not permitted inside the off-leash facility. Children 8 and older must be closely supervised by an adult.
  • Dogs in heat and unneutered male dogs are not permitted.
  • The dog park can close because of wet or poor weather conditions. For closure information, call 732-341-3243.
  • Dogs can also visit the rest of the Ocean County park property on leash under the county park system’s general pet rules.

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