Approximately 5 acres in 2 fenced fields. The larger field has wooded areas with many mown pathways. The smaller area is completely mowed and has two large trees. Bring your own water and pick-up bags. There is no bathroom facility. There is no fee for using this park. Location: Sleepy Hollow Rd. Directions: From Route 72 and Sleepy Hollow Rd, take Sleepy Hollow headed north. The first driveway on the left has two large rocks at the entrance, and it looks like a private drive going up the hill to a house– that is the dog park. To the right of the house is the kennel, and to the right of that is the dog field entrance.

One acre fenced dog park, mowed trails, water, trash cans, and poop bags provided. Daily use fee of $2.00, annual fee $15.00, payable at shed at site. Owned and Run by Sauk-Prairie Veterinary Clinic. Location: North side of County Highway PF just east of State Highway 12 intersection, north side of Prairie du Sac, just east of veterinary clinic.

Huge grounds with many trails, garbage cans for waste. Location: Ronald McDonald House Driveway entrance. 8948 Watertown Plank Road. Directions: Just east of 41 / 45 expressway on Watertown Plank Rd, north side of street, turn in by Ronald McDonald house, straight back to parking area.

The park is located just north of Good Hope Rd. and west of US Hwy 41/45 along the east bank of the Menomonee River. The area is open only during daylight hours. If traveling on Hwy 45, exit at Hwy 145 (Fond du Lac Ave.). Go north. Turn left onto the frontage road and follow it to the dog park.(414) 319-5975.

For dogs without a leash. A permit will be required to use the park which is run by Milwaukee County. Go to the Milwaukee County Parks web site for directions and information on obtaining a permit. Your dog must have its rabies vaccination and be licensed in your local municipality to obtain a permit. Location: 1300 E. Rawson Ave.

A huge place left to the city for our dogs, by Sam Johnson of S.C. Johnson. Huge prairie with wide paths, woods with paths, river, pond, smaller prairie. A great overall place not exceeded by any other in the Midwest. Can’t miss the dirt parking lot and fencing to keep dogs out of farmer fields, on east side of road. Location: Hwy 38, near 4 Mile Road. Directions: From I-94, and west of I-94: Take Hwy K east to Hwy 38. Turn left onto Hwy 38. Head north/west on Hwy 38, go around a few curves and watch for parking lot on your right. From North: Take Hwy 38 south/east, just south of 4 Mile Road, watch for parking lot on right. Or come in from above directions. From South: Take Hwy 31 north to Hwy 38, turn left onto Hwy 38. Head west/north on Hwy 38, go around a few curves and watch for parking lot on your right. From Racine: Head west/north on Hwy 38, go around a few curves and watch for parking lot on your right.

Lots of Nice Dogs and Nature – Owls, Hawks, Deer and Coyotes. Woods behind St Francis Seminary. Location: Enter tyhe old WEPCO property – at the confluence of Lake Drive and Packarda avenues – Across fron old Power Plant Location. Directions: Go South on Lake Drive from South Shore park or South Shore Yacht Club.

Dog Training Field – More than 23 acres south of the model aircraft area have been designated for dog-exercise purposes. Here, pet owners may exercise their dogs without a leash and train them for object retrieval. Dogs must be leashed in all other preserve areas.

Large chunk of land in residential area, no fences, but lots of trails & a creek for dogs to play in while off-leash. Location: Catherine St. Directions: Take Port Washington Rd. north until just past County Line Rd. Catherine is a little road that goes off to the right and winds around, dog park has two entrances, both on Catherine.