One area for all size dogs. Shaded area for dog owners, benches, drinking fountain for dogs and people, playscapes (small bridges, tunnels, etc.), a grass area the size of a baseball infield. Location: Palm Beach Gardens , East of Military Trail on Lilac Dr. Directions: I-95 Exit PGA Blvd., head West, turn South on Military Trail, Turn Left on Lilac Dr. (after Burns Rd. traffic light). Park is on the left side , next to baseball field.
The five-acre Bark Park is completely fenced and offers a separate section for smaller dogs. Amenities include paved walkways, benches, shade trees, waste dispenser stations, stuff for dogs to crawl on/through/under, and specially designed drinking and spray fountains for dogs and their owners. In Amelia Earhart Park, 401 East 65th Street, Hialeah
In Pinetree Park, at Pinetree Drive and 45th Street. [MAP] The Pinetree Bark Park was built during Pinetree Park’s reconstruction last year, and has also become quite popular. It features two large, connected dog runs with a gate in between. Usually the connecting gate is left open, giving the dogs ample room to run and play. Running water was recently run to both pens.
Water available bring bowls, bags supplied. Location: East on Indiantown rd, at end go right onto old A1A, look for small doggie bag houses, looks like bird houses. Directions: take I95 north depending where u are, and take indiantown rd east towards water cross us1, go straight to end of rd, bear right, like 1/4 mile on left.
In Flamingo Park, at the corner of Michigan Avenue and 14th Street. [MAP] The first Bark Park in Miami Beach, the Flamingo Bark Park is extremely popular. It features two separate dog runs, each with running water, benches and agility equipment. Parking is available along Michigan Avenue right outside the park.
The only ‘dog beach’ in the county — because the county doesn’t consider this a beach. Dogs are always allowed to swim here, and many do. Be careful of the causeway — in some places it is very close to the beach, and the area is not fenced in. The water deepens gently but never gets very deep and is very seldom rough. It is best to keep your dog on-leash when not in the water, and always bring proof of rabies vaccination. Make sure to bring your own baggies to clean up after your dog! Eastbound, between the mainland and the Miami Seaquarium on Virginia Key
The City of Miami’s latest dog park is at the northeastern end of the park, by the bay. This is a single, large dog pen with some benches for the humans and running water for the dogs, as well as waste dispenser stations. This park gets very busy on evenings and weekends. Parking at Kennedy Park can be very difficult, though. In Kennedy Park, 2400 South Bayshore Drive (at Kirk Street), Coconut Grove
This small neighborhood park includes a dog pen with running water for the dogs, waste dispenser stations, and benches for the humans. It is a popular and well-used park, which results in frequent closures for resodding and other landscape repairs. Limited parking is available on the streets surrounding the park. In Blanche Park, at the SW corner of Virginia Street and Shipping Avenue in Coconut Grove
In Pace Park, on North Bayshore Drive and Northeast 18th Street in Miami
Shady park for small and large dogs created and run by the town of Palmetto Bay; provides fenced areas for different sized dogs and even a place to give your doggie a shower before bringing him/her home. Location: US 1 and SW 160th Street(east side). Directions: drive south on US 1 or take the 152 Street (Coral Reef) exit on the Florida Turnpike and drive east to US 1, then south to 160th Street.
2 acre off-leash dog park (will possibly have memberships) in Palmetto Bay (basically, Miami, Florida). Will be fenced, have poop bag stations, have a digging pit, a lake for doggie swimming, and agility equipment. Location: Southwest 160 Street and US1 (aka South Dixie Highway) in Palmetto Bay, Florida. It is a ‘wayside park’ — a park on the side of the highway that has a lake (we understand that the lakes in Wayside Parks were dug to create fill for the adjoining highway)! Directions: From the North/I-95: Take I-95 south to the last exit. I-95 becomes US1 (aka South Dixie Highway). Take US1 south to SW 160 Street. The dog park is on the East side of the highway at approximately SW 160 Street. From the South/US1: Take US1 (aka South Dixie Highway) north to Southwest 160 Street. The dog park is on the East side of the highway. From the West/Turnpike: Take the FL Turnpike exit at Southwest 152 Street and head East. Take Southwest 152 Street east to US1 (aka South Dixie Highway). At US1, head south to Southwest 160 Street. The dog park is on the East side of the highway.
Designated section of the Buckingham Community Park and has fenced off-leash open area that is approximately 1 1/2 acres and has a separate area for puppies, shy or small dogs. Open dusk to dawn, seven days a week. Located off Buckingham Road. To volunteer, call 461-5844.
Fenced with benches, trees, water, poop bags, garbage cans. Separate fenced area for small dogs. Open dawn to dusk. Location: Located at Veteran’s Community Park, 1900 Immokalee Road, about 1 mile west of Airport Road. Directions: Approximately 1 mile west of Airport Road.
Animal Emergency Clinic of Deerfield Beach The Animal Emergency Clinic of Deerfield Beach provides top emergency care services for your pet. Whether you own a cat, dog, bird, fish, reptile or exotic animal, the veterinarians at AEC animal hospital are on guard when other clinics are closed. We have all the medical devices to alleviate your pet’s suffering and provide care in any kind of emergency situations. Area Served: Veterinarian,Animal hospital,Pet emergency,Dog,Cat emergency veterinarian Services offered: Business Established: 1950
La Quinta Inn & Suites Coral Springs University Dr is pet friendly! Up to two pets of any size are allowed in each room for no additional fee or deposit.
At Codapet, we are driven by a singular mission: to provide a caring and empathetic environment for your pets during their final moments. We know that making the decision to say goodbye is never easy, and we are here to guide you through this difficult time with kindness and understanding. Our dedicated team of veterinarians and support staff are highly trained in euthanasia services coral-springs-fl, ensuring that your pet’s comfort and emotional well-being are at the forefront of our services.
At Codapet, we are driven by a singular mission: to provide a caring and empathetic environment for your pets during their final moments. We know that making the decision to say goodbye is never easy, and we are here to guide you through this difficult time with kindness and understanding. Our dedicated team of veterinarians and support staff are highly trained in end-of-life care, ensuring that your pet’s comfort and emotional well-being are at the forefront of our services.
La Quinta Inn & Suites University Drive South allows up to two pets uner 15 lbs. in each room for no additional fee or deposit.
Close to the huge lake. Location: Sample Road and 42 Avenue. Directions: Florida Turpike North,exit Sample Road to Coconut Creek.The first light in your left hand side.
