Leash free dog park. 2 fenced in areas. A small dog section 25lbs and under and a large dog section. Location: 2375 E. Harding Hwy.

Hancock Park District in Findlay, Ohio. Description: Well fenced 2 acres of grass with benches & picnic tables inside the area; Water Hydrant inside, ‘Time-Out Pen’ inside for those who misbehave; donated Toys a-plenty; Mature & young Trees provide shade; very well maintained! NOTE: Your Dogs *MUST* be pre-REGISTERED with Vet Records provided and a $10 annual fee paid in ADVANCE! Please NOTE: This well maintained Dog Park comes with a SMALL Price! You MUST fill out the pre-Registration form (available at: http://www.hancockparks.com/dogpark-app.pdf … it’s a.pdf file you can *print*) Fill it out and send a COPY of the Dog’s latest Vet Record showing yearly vaccinations and a CURRENT Rabies receipt; along with the Yearly Fee of $10 – which covers up to THREE Dogs. PLEASE ~ do NOT try to ‘sneak in’ – the gate is LOCKED and there are Park Rangers PATROLLING 24/7 who will demand you show them your Permit Card … Trespassers can be arrested and fined a lot more than $10!! Location: 16000 Township Road 208. (in Marion Township; Hancock County). Directions: RiverBend Park is southeast of downtown Findlay; and about 1/2 mile north of the North East Corner of the Findlay Reservoir. From OH-568; turn SOUTH on ‘Marion Township Road 241’; cross a rickety bridge to the STOP sign; turn LEFT (east) on ‘Township Road 208’ and follow it past the Ranger Station on the left and around a 90 degree right turn. ENTER the first driveway on the RIGHT at ‘The LODGE’ – a large new rental Pavilion. The Dog Park is on the right just behind Picnic Pavilion #7. BEST Bet is to use http://www.MapQuest.com and enter [16000 Township Road 208] [Findlay] [OH}] [45840] to see a detailed map of the area … The narrow Township roads twist & turn but keep the same number/name through multiple changes of direction… *print* the map! GPS users enter: N 41~ 01.981 and W 083~ 33.662.

6 Acre Private Off-Leash Dog Park: Completely fenced, 5 open acres for dogs to run play, a one acre swimming pond, agility equipment, picnic area, area for dogs with ‘dynamic personality’, small dog area, open 7 days a week, year round. A portion of your membership fee will be donated to local animal charities. All dogs MUST be spayed or neutered, and up to date on vaccinations. Bark Til Dark is the ONLY private off-leash dog park in Central Ohio that is open 7 days a week, year round. Location: 1277 Hills-Miller Road. Directions: Route 23 North (exactly 2 miles past downtown Delaware), turn left on Hills-Miller Road. Located between Rt 23 and Troy Road.

1 1/2 acre fenced area. Located at Cedar Creek Kennel – nice country setting Vet shot records required RABIES, DHLPP and Bordatella.

Small dog area, large dog area, water dog area. Location: http://www.alumcreekdogpark.com/uploads/acdpmap.pdf.

Off leashed enclosed dog park in Delaware with separate large, small and water dog area. Location: Hollenback Rd. Directions: From the Polaris Parkway exit from 71 heading north, take Polaris Parkway heading west (turn left from the exit ramp) to Old State Rd. Take Old State north (turn right) to Hollenback Rd.. Take Hollenback Rd. east (turn right) and look for the Alum Creek Dog park on the left just past the boat storage area and before you get to the Marina.

Darree Fields Park. The dog park offers both a small and large dog area for dogs to run, play and roam. The total space is two acres and the large breed area has a walking area for owners. In addition, there are benches, a picnic table and trash cans. The City has also designed a box where residents can donate plastic grocery store bags for reuse in pet waste removal operations. Location: Cosgray and Shier Rings Rd. in Darree Fields Park. Directions: Cosgray and Shier Rings Rd. in Darree Fields Park.

Privately owned. See web site for details. Located about 12 minutes from I-71. See web site for required vet records, etc. Location: 1046 Co Rd 1175. Directions: From the I-71/US-250 interchange, take US-250 West for 1.7 mi. Exit right to follow US-42 North for 1.0 mi. Exit left to follow US-250 West for 1.1 mi. Exit left to follow St Rte 58 North for 1.4 mi. Exit left to follow Twp Rd 1102 West (sign for Gerwig’s White Barn) for 0.4 mi. At stop sign, turn right. Park 0.5 mi North on the left (you’ll see signs).

Off leash dog park. Opened in 2005. It’s a fenced in park with running water and buckets, separate areas for large and small dogs, and bags to clean up the messes. All nice dogs and friendly people are welcome! Nice dog park with separate grassy areas for large and small dogs. There is fresh water and pails to put it in as well as bags to clean up after our canines! Location: 708 Park Meadow Road. Directions: Take 270 to Cleveland Ave. and go North for 1/4 mile. Take Schrock Road East about 1 mile and turn right on Park Meadow Road. The Bark Park is located on the east side of Park Meadow Road but is tough to see from the road. Look for the white fences. Parking is available in the lot just south of the Bark Park.

Busy park with 1.2m track around lake. Dogs must be under control and you must pick up waste. Fishing and dog swimming in the same area. Please be careful of fishing hooks. Location: 5858 Olentangy River Rd, Columbus, OH 43235. Directions: From intersection of Routes 315 and 161 take Olentangy River Road south for about 0.5 mile. Park entrance is on left hand side of road opposite Greenridge Road.

You can take your dog to any of the Upper Arlington parks and have them offleash from 8pm-9pm, or 5pm-6pm during daylight savings. It’s great fun! Not fenced in though. Directions: Take 315 to the Lane Avenue exit, turn right, and you’re in Upper Arlington.

Open dog area swimming allowed in designated area. Darby Bend Lakes, the new water recreational area, features 3 beautiful lakes. Visitors can enjoy trails, fishing, canoeing, kayaking and picnicking. There is even a dog-swimming area for your pet. Location: 3225 Plain City-Georgesville Road. Directions: To Darby Bend Lakes (2755 Amity Road, Hilliard): From I-270, take I-70 west to the West Jefferson / Plain City exit, turn right onto Plain City-Georgesville Road / State Route 142. Go about 2.25 miles to Lucas Road (passing the main park entrance) and turn right. Go across Big Darby Creek and turn right at the stop sign onto Amity Road. Entrance is about 0.5 miles on right.

A 2.3 acre fenced in area for dogs. Gahanna’s dog park features a 6′ fence, a separate small dog area, running water with bowls and jugs, benches, and nearby parking. Bring pickup bags for your dog. It is a public dog park, no fees. They also have several places where you can bring your recycled plastic bags and those are then kept there for waste pick up. Location: 6547 Clark State Road. Directions: Directions: From 270 North, take Morse Rd exit east. Turn right on Reynoldsberg-New Albany Road. Turn right on Clark State Rd. Pooch Playground is on the left within Hannah Park.

Off-Leash dog park. New location as of December 2007. A 2 plus acre fenced area for dogs. Gahanna’s dog park features a 6′ fence, a separate small dog area, agility area, time-out box, benches, trashcans, and nearby parking and porti-potty. Bring pickup bags for your dog. It is a public dog park, no fees, open dawn to dusk. There are also several places where you can bring your recycled plastic bags for others to share for waste pick up. Dogs are also allowed off-leash outside the fenced enclosure and may swim in creek. Drinking water is not available from November to April. Location: 940 Pizzurro Parkway. Directions: From 270 South, take exit 37 to Hamilton Road. Turn right (south) onto Hamilton and immediately move into left turn lane to turn left into Pizzurro Park. The road ends at the fenced and unfenced off-leash areas. Location: 940 Pizzurro Parkway. Directions: From 270 South, take exit 37 to Hamilton Road. Turn right (south) onto Hamilton and immediately move into left turn lane to turn left into Pizzurro Park. The road ends at the fenced and unfenced off-leash areas.

Fenced in dog park with water. Location: 5000 E Livingston Ave.

Great dog park with water fountain and waste receptacles. In addition to a fenced in off leash dog park, Schellin has 2 Softball fields, a picnic pavilion, restrooms, children’s play area, gabion lined stream and a pond with fountain. This makes Schellin Park an ideal picnic site, or summer softball field of dreams. Schellin Park is also the home of the Wooster Skate Park. Location: Schellin Park is located on Maple Street between Freedlander and Henry Streets.