SEA ISLE CITY – Sea Isle City’s new Dog Park, located at 7th Street and Landis Avenue, will open to the public on Saturday, May 4, at 3:00 PM, during a Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting Ceremony hosted by Mayor Leonard Desiderio.
Construction of the nearly $1 million Dog Park, which was mostly funded by the Cape May County Open Spaces Board, includes a variety of features that will be pleasing to dogs and humans alike.
For the facility’s four-legged visitors, there are two fenced-in areas with sand surfaces for both large and small dogs, each having a shade pavilion, water stations, “playground” fixtures, waste receptacles, and benches.
The Dog Park also has an additional shade pavilion with picnic tables located outside of the fenced-in areas, as well as bicycle racks, a bicycle repair station, trash and recycling receptacles, flag poles, and new landscaping.
The public is invited to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony on May 4 – and pet owners are encouraged to bring their dogs, so they can be among the first canines to utilize the facility.
For more information about Sea Isle City’s Dog Park Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, please phone Sea Isle City’s Public Relations Desk 609-263-8687, ext. 103.
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