Dog Park Locations

Dogs are welcome at That Dane Bar, which allows humans to drink beer while their dogs play. This 3,500-square-foot indoor dog park provides a terrific playground for dogs to mingle and get some exercise. They have a variety of beers on tap, and while they do not serve hot food, you are welcome to bring your own food inside or get a snack from the bar. A membership is necessary, and there are options for day, weekly, and monthly memberships.

Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a nonprofit organization working to establish a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and linking corridors, supports the Yuma Crossing Bike Path, which is one of 1600 rail-trails supported by the group. This "rail-trail," which was once an abandoned railroad line, is now a terrific spot to walk Petzooie in Yuma!

Sunset Park includes the Wickenburg Dog Park, which is located in front of the Wickenburg Municipal Airport. For the larger dogs, there is a large fenced-in yard, and for the smaller dogs, there is a smaller fenced-in area. In the large dog area near the entrance, there is water. Chairs, a picnic table, a shade tree, toys, and canine obstacle courses are also available in the park. Donated plastic bags are also available for picking up after your dogs. Please dispose of rubbish in the black trash can located in front of the gate. More plastic bags can be donated by placing them in the silver/gray garbage bin.The Dog Park is owned by the Town of Wickenburg and managed by the charity Wickenburg Dog Park, Inc. on a contract basis.

Check out the KOLI Equestrian Center in Chandler, Arizona, if you're interested in something other than dogs. You can go on guided trail rides from here with one of the cheerful, talkative guides who will teach you all about the horses and wildlife you could see. The center is located in the Gila River Indian Reservation, which is home to a herd of wild horses that you may observe on your ride. There are several themed rides, such as one where you get to go on a sunset ride and then immediately follow it with margaritas, chips, and salsa.Dogs are welcome at the center, but must be leashed at all times and are not permitted on the trail rides for safety reasons.

The Old Tombstone Western Theme Park welcomes pets. They host the longest-running professional gunfight show in Tombstone. The Tombstone Cowboys, their national champion gunfight squad, is made up of professional actors with a long list of stunt and acting credits in your favorite western films. Panning for gold, mini golf, and a trolley tour are among the other activities available. You are welcome to go around town with your leashed dog as long as he or she is well-behaved.

Experience the disasters, horror stories, mysteries, and tales of vengeance that created Tombstone "The Town Too Tough to Die." Dogs are welcome on excursions if they are not easily startled by loud noises.

At the Golliard Dog Park, Petzooie can run about off-leash. A five-foot-tall vinyl coated fence surrounds the park, which has small and large dog runs, shade trees, and chairs. Each run has a sanitation station, as well as park entrances and exits.

Heward Park's Kiwanis Dog Park includes a large green grass area for dogs to play in. Waste stations, shaded picnic pavilions, and benches are also available at the park.

Lake Powell Paddleboards and Kayaks, located in downtown Page, is a dog-friendly, family-owned SUP and kayak shop just minutes from Lake Powell. On rentals and tours, Petzooie is welcome to accompany you. Owners of dogs should visit Lake Powell Paddleboards' website for safety instructions and information on how to take their dogs out on the water. The price varies depending on the rental and tour, and bookings are required. Seasonal hours vary, so visitors should check the website or contact ahead before planning their visit.

Valley Metro provides public transportation throughout the larger Phoenix metro region, and dogs are welcome to accompany their owners as long as they are secured in a carrier.