Daily dawn-dusk. No permit required. Partially fenced, 12 acres, tables, trash cans, parking.

12 acres, partially fenced, tables, parking, trash cans. No permit required. 12 acres, partially fenced, tables, parking, trash cans. No permit required. Open Daily, sunrise to sunset. From Highway 94, go south on Highway 61 and make a left on Lower Afton Road. The parking lot is just passed McKnight Road.

Rice Creek Regional Trail Corridor (13 acres) in Shoreview, the Lower Afton area of Battle Creek Regional Park (10 acres) in Maplewood, the Woodview Open Space Site (4 acres) in Roseville (This site also has a handicapped accessible area that is entirely fenced), and the Otter Lake Site (10 acres) in White Bear Township. Acreage of the sites is estimated.

Daily 6 a.m.-10 p.m. Permit required. Partially fenced, 4.2 acres along the Mississippi River (where dogs can swim), disposal bag dispensers, lighted parking area (parking permit required), portable toilet in parking area.

Daily dawn-dusk. No permit required. Partially fenced, 10 acres of rolling hills with wooded and open prairie vegetation, separate 1-acre fenced area for small dogs. The park is fenced adjacent to Otter Lake Road and along most of the south boundary, bounded on the east by a large wetland and on the north by Otter Lake.

Sunrise to 9:00pm. Located on the corner of Arlington Ave and ArkwrightStreet. Approximately 4.5 acres fully fenced, this long rectangle of park land includes wooded trails, open space and a large bowl-shaped slope. Nestled in a residential neighborhood, this park offers people and pets an opportunity to engage in social interaction and play.

Daily dawn-dusk. No permit required. Partially fenced (along bike trail only), 3 acres, trees, tables, disposal bags, trash cans, parking, water, separate fenced area for small dogs. Access for the disabled.

Permit required. Hours: 5am-10pm. Located right in the middle of Dakota County near Coates, on Blaine Avenue south of County Road 46 (160th Street E). The 16 acre fenced site has both wooded and open space with a walking trail loop. There is no surface water. Parking, portable toilets, tables, bag dispensers and waste containers are available on site. Be sure to bring drinking water for your dog! Hours: 5am-10pm. Located right in the middle of Dakota County near Coates, on Blaine Avenue south of County Road 46 (160th Street E).

Approximately 4.2 acres along the Mississippi River, partially fenced, disposal bag dispensers, lighted parking area, Portajohn in parking area.Huge off leash park with river access for those water dogs. Location: 5399 S. Minnehaha Park Drive. Directions: Dog park is on south end of Minnehaha Park. Enter park at 54th Street and Hiawatha Avenue. Entrance to dog park is accessed by walking down a marked path. Parking lot at 54th Street.

12 acres, not fenced, tables, parking, trash cans, flat with prairie vegetation, small pond. No permit required. Open daily, sunrise to sunset. Location: South of County Road J on Lexington Avenue. From Highway 35W, go East on County Road J and then make a right on Lexington Avenue. It’s on the corner of Rice Creek North Regional Trail and Lexington Avenue.

Partially fenced; maintained by volunteers. Trees, lights, parking; this 80 acre spread is owned by MAC, as private property city leash laws not enforced. Parking lot crime has been reduced 100% thanks to the dogs. Bring your own water and poop bags; heaviest use 5p – 7p weekdays, all day weekends. Location: 6040 28th Avenue South (behind Metropolitan Airport Commission headquarters). Directions: Take Hwy 62 – 28th St. exit go south 3 blocks. Dog park is on the right side of street. There is parking behind the MAC building, and also on the street.

Opening October 2004 Partially fenced 10+ acres of rolling hills with both wooded and open prairie vegetation. A separate 1-acre fully fenced Small Dog Area is also a feature this site. Proceeds from the DogTober Film Festival will help fund development of Otter Lake. Go to News and Events for more information

2.6 acres, fully fenced, double-gated entry at the east and west ends of the site, disposal bag dispensers, bench, on-street parking. Daily: 6am- 10pm. Location: Franklin Terrace and 30th Ave. S.

Daily 5 a.m.-10 p.m. Permit required; phone the Recreation Department at (952) 895-4500. Fenced, 7 acres, double-gated entry, wooded areas, open fields, mowed prairie-grass trail, benches, tables, disposal bags, trash cans, parking, phones, restrooms, water, pond.

Location: 700 St. Anthony Parkway. Directions: St. Anthony Parkway Dog park is south of St. Anthony Parkway, across the street from the Columbia Golf Learning Center. Accesses are from Central Avenue and University Avenue N. E. Park at the parking lot located west of the Columbia Golf Learning Center and near the kiosk.

Approximately 2 acres, double-gated entry at the east and west ends of the park, fully fenced, parking, disposal bag dispensers, bench. Daily 6 a.m.-10 p.m.

Daily 6 a.m.-10 p.m. Permit required. Fully fenced, 2.6 acres, double-gated entry at the northern end of the site, lighted at the southern end, benches, disposal bag dispensers.

2-1/4 acre fenced in, south end of lake. Permit required (city license and off leash permit cost $40 per year for Minneapolis residents). Location: 2845 E. Lake of the Isles Parkway. Directions: 2845 E. Lake of the Isles Parkway and Lake St. on the south end of Lake of the Isles. (W. 28th St. becomes Lake of the Isles Parkway). One entrance to dog park on Lake of the Isles Parkway. Street parking only.

Temporary dog park. To use the dog park, visitors must first purchase a dog park permit ($15 for St.. Louis Park residents/$30 for non-residents) which is good through the end of the year. The Bass Lake site will serve as a dog park only until a permanent home can be found for the facility. Permits purchased in 2005 will be good for the entire year ï¾— no matter where the permanent dog park is eventually located. Location: West 36th Street and Belt Line Boulevard.

The dog park is located at 111th and Nesbitt Daily hours: dawn-10 p.m. Approximately 25 acres, partially fenced, tables, disposal bags, trees, parking, trash cans, swimming hole available. Access for the disabled.

1.5 fenced acres. Some woods, some open areas. Location: 840-71st Avenue NE. Directions: University Ave/CSAH 47 to 69th. Take frontage road to 71st. All the way at the end of the park behind Columbia Area.

We have all the same benefits of an outdoor dog park and all the socialized fun plus the benefit of shelter and heat! The indoor portion doubles as our Petvention Center, which features a cushioned floor for your dog’s added comfort and health, as well as two (out of a total of 12 at Stone Mountain) isolated ventilation systems for clean, healthy air. Upon entering Stone Mountain, sign/check in at the front desk and pay a low fee of $10 for as much time as youï¾’d like to stay (between the assigned hours, of course). You will have use of the Petvention Center as well as the two brand new outdoor play yards adjacent to the facility. Owners will be responsible for their own dogï¾’s behavior as well as cleanup! Fridays: 12 pm to 6 pm Saturdays: 12 pm to 4 pm Sundays: 1 pm to 5 pm