There are several entrances. One is at the Coastal Trail off Bunker Road, near Rodeo Beach.
The dog park is at the corner of 17th Street and Rose Street in Detroit’s historic Corktown neighborhood. The park is adjacent to the Michigan Central Station, and about a block south of Michigan Avenue.
It’s open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.
Disc Golf Course/Dog Park. This is a great disc golf course and dogs roam free and happy for acres. There is a creek of sorts on the far end for the dogs to get a drink and take a dip. 2.6 acre fenced off dog park. Location: Green Springs. Directions: Exit 258 Greensprings Ave. off I-65, east, then left on Green Springs Hwy, 0.5 mile, right at 16th Ave. (1st light), then right through the old Apts. up hill past Tennis Center, stay left to back parking lot.
Fenced; under the freeway. Has 2 areas–a smaller fenced-in area for dogs under 25 lb; and a large fenced area for larger dogs. Has a poop station in each area with plastic bags and a garbage can. Location: Off Cleveland Ave, downtown, near the old train station and the skateboard park. Directions: From Meridian Street go under the freeway, turn right on Cleveland; it’s right there.
Location: Fenced, stream, ponds, trail, restrooms, trees, and water. Hwy 14 and Wire Rd. Go West of Auburn University Vet School.
Unofficial dog park, please use a leash here. Not fenced. Location: Highland Avenue. Directions: HW 31 N to Highland Ave; turn right; continue on Highland until you come to Rhodes Park (2nd of three parks on Highland).
Off leash walking area for dogs. There are many intertwining trails around Connor’s Lake. Watch out for moose! Location: Parking area at Jewel Lake Road at intersection with International Airport Road, across from Ted Stevens International Airport. Directions: Take International Airport going west toward airport. At Jewel Lake Road make a left, make the first quick left into the parking area.
The dog park is for everyone! The dog park offers: 1. Provides a place for dog training 2. Socializes & exercises dogs in a safe place 3. Promotes responsible pet ownership 4. Enables dogs to legally run off-leash 5. Promotes public health and safety 6. Serves people of most ages and physical capabilities
Open waste ground area in Sports Park. Location: Anchorage Sports Park, Timberlane & Klatt Road. Directions: From Seward Highway take O’Malley exit. Go west on O’Malley to C Street light; left on C. C turns into Klatt after curve. In winter, only west gate is open further down Klatt from Timberlane.
Fabulous trails go all around the lake, some wide open fields, but trails mostly meander through the woods, with many small trails for dogs to circle about on leading to water’s edge and such. Location: Bragaw Street between Tudor and University Drive. Directions: West on Tudor if coming from Seward HWY. Turn left on Bragaw. Parking available across from UAA dorms, or behind Ak Native Hospital on weekends.
Multi-use Community Park and Dog Park. Fully fenced and lighted for evening use. Has water faucets and trash receptacles. Location: 12325 W. McDowell Rd. Directions: Take McDowell Rd. Turn south into main entrance. Go right to west end of park.
The dog park has a staging area and a large area for the dogs to roam. It also has an agility course, which is separate from the dog-roaming area. Gated Dog Park. Location: 1400 W. Mesquite St. Directions: Bark Park/Shawnee Park is located south of Elliot and north of Warner just off of Alma School. Head WEST on W. Mesquite St. from Alma School. The park is on the north side of the road. You can park on the road, near the dog park entrance OR you can park in the Shawnee Park parking lot on the east side of the park and walk across (to the west) the children’s playground to the dog park. Also, the park is east of Dobson Rd
2 enclosed play areas. 1 for small/passive dogs, 1 for large dogs. Both have large grass areas with water, and some shade. Located at McDonald & Hayden on Southeast corner – enter on McDonald just east of Hayden. Take the 101 to McDonald & turn West to 82nd St lite & turn Left into Parking lot – it says to Off-Leash Area. Or from Hayden & McDonald go East on McDonald & take the 1st Right into Parking lot & right again.
This 14,000-square foot lighted facility features: Fido fountain, Scrambling area, Shaded area with ramada, Scooper dispenser
Leashed and leash-free dog park – 4 acres. Won Dog Fancy award for best dog park in U.S. Awesome park with lake for dogs to swim, K9 agility equipment, several leash free areas, dog washing areas, dog fountains. Location: 2502 E. Ray Road. (Northeast corner of Ray Road and Santan Loop 202). Directions: From the Santan Loop 202, exit at Higley, turn south to Ray Road, turn west on Ray follow until you see the entrance signs.
Large fenced in area with separate areas for active and timid dogs. Location: Greenfield & Knox. Directions: South on Greenfield Road past Warner Road. Turn right at Knox Road. Follow signs for the Dog Park.
Open daily 6 a.m.-midnight Creamery Park is fenced, lighted, and includes benches, disposal bags, trash cans, parking, and water.
Very big area, separate areas for small & big dogs. Big complex with baseball fields. Lots of children in baseball season. Location: 2 blocks south of Warner on Greenfield’s Rd. make right turn. Directions: I-60 to Greenfield Rd., go South past Warner 2 blocks and make a Right.
Bags provided, doggy drinking fountains. On Tioga Dr. between Desert Vista and Tower Drives. Fountain Hills, AZ.
A dog friendly 50’s style diner for dogs. Daily preparations of natural food for dogs, specializing in dog chef cooking classes. The Dog Chef Dog Park is across the parking lot. 1/2 acre fenced in area, water, wading pool, seating for humans, toys. Deli for humans next to Dog Chef Kitchen. The only privately owned public dog park available south of Tuson. Location: 30 miles south of Tucson off i-19. Exit 48, Arivaca Turnoff. Go left under the overpass. That takes you right to the Amado Territory Ranch. Go to the furthest East side of the ranch.
This dog park has a separate small dog area, drinking water, benches, and trees (no lights or shade). Be sure to check the irrigation schedule for water dates. The Pack News supports this dog park.
Glendale Park Department. Small park divided into two parks for large and small dogs. Grass area in middle. Surrounded by crushed decomposed granite. Obstacle course. Has water and dog shower. Seating available. Has poop scoopers and bags. Location: Next to parking lot for Foothills Library in Glendale, AZ. North of Union Hills on 57th Ave. Directions: Take Union Hills Drive to 57th Ave. Go north past baseball field and turn East into Foothills Library parking lot. Go to far corner of parking lot.
1 acre. 1 side for old one side for active. County Park nearby allows dogs on leash and has a Dog Hike every month. Location: Estrella Parkway near just before Gila River Bridge. Directions: I-10 south about 6 miles just before Gila River Bridge to right.
Small enclosed area for dogs. Grass (when not dirt) & baggies provided. Water access outside of enclosed area about a 2 minute walk. It’s not very large & no separation for small dogs but fairly good. On 92 St (or it’s called 100th St there too) & Frank Lloyd Wright. From Frank Lloyd Wright & 92nd St go North till u see parking lot on left side. There are 4 large baseball fields. It’s in front of the first field (#1).
This is a great place with a smaller area for Dogs under 30 pounds. 23 W Calle Concordia.
Four off-leash areas: (1) Southeast section bounded by Lincoln Way, King Drive and 2nd and 7th avenues (2) Northeast section at Fulton and Willard streets (3) South-central area bounded by Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Middle Drive and 34th and 38th avenues (4) Fenced dog-training area near 38th Avenue and Fulton Street
1.3 acres within the Martin Luther King Park, on Bridgeway at Ebbtide Avenue to the end. Mon.-Fri. 7-7, Sat.-Sun. 8-7 Fully fenced, lighted, safety-gated entry, picnic tables, benches, tents for shelter, scoops and scooper cleaning station, trash cans, parking, water, tennis balls and racquets provided.
Sausalito Pet Grooming We welcome all dog and cat breeds. We groom show and house pets. We do all the breed cuts and puppycuts. For shedding breeds we do de-shedding program to remove loose undecoat. We also do teethcleaning. Area Served: Marin county, San Francisco, Sonoma countyServices Offered: » Offers Mobile/House Call Grooming » Grooms most/all breeds of dogs » Special Care Appointments » Hand Stripping Services » Cat Grooming Services » Offers Large Dog (70+ Pounds) Grooming Services » Exotic Animal Grooming Services » Pet Pickup and Delivery » Pet Sitting Services » Pet Daycare Services » Vet Referred » Show Grooming Services Business Established: 1950
What makes us special is a level of quality and care that goes beyond the average daycare and boarding center.
Up to two pets under 60 lbs are welcome for a fee of $75 per stay.
From the marin Headlands Visitor Center, follow the sign West.
Up to two dogs of any size are welcome for an additional fee of $100 per pet per stay. Dogs must be crated when left unattended in guest rooms.
Pets of any size are welcome for an additional fee of $30 for the first night and $15 each night thereafter. Cats are also welcome with approval from the hotel. The owner accepts responsibility for any …
Cross Camino Alto and park in the lot off Sycamore Avenue.
Mill Valley Inn welcomes multiple well-behaved pets of any size for an additional $80 for the first night and $25 for each additional night. Pets cannot be left unattended at any time. All rooms are pet …
End of Escalon Drive, West of Camino Alto.
Pets of any size are welcome for an additional fee of $80 for the first night and $25 for each remaining night.
Lincoln Blvd. to Bowley St. to the first parking lot.
Lands End Beach Off Leash Dog Area is unfenced. Watch for signs designating certain areas that require leash use.
At the end of Madrone Avenue. 650-499-6387.
Koru K9 Dog Training + Rehabilitation in San Francisco specializes in Obedience Dog Training and Rehabilitation for dogs with behavioral issues including, but not limited to: Leash Reactivity, Dog-to-Dog Aggression, Human Aggression, Food and/or Resource Guarding, Separation Anxiety and Severe Fear Issues.
