Dog Park Locations

DeGrazia conceived and created a 10-acre National Historic District, which began as a tiny building project in the 1950s. Visitors can enjoy not just the artwork on display at the museum, but also the vibrant grounds and sculptures that surround the site. Dogs on leashes are welcome, and the dog-friendly staff is happy to provide treats.

Watson Lake Park welcomes pets. Dogs are invited to accompany their owners on this lovely walk with breathtaking views. Watson Woods and the Granite Dells rocks are both accessible from the picturesque park. The lake itself is a popular spot for dog owners who wish to get out on the water with their pets.

At Cesar Chavez Dog Park's off-leash activity area, you may let your dog run about, exercise, and have fun. The park is completely enclosed, with double-gated entrances for further security.

Page Springs Cellars is a dog-friendly, family owned winery and vineyard set amid the volcanic scenery overlooking pristine Oak Creek in Cornville, AZ. They create wine that represent the high desert character of the Arizona landscape. From the kitchen, gourmet refreshments are also offered. The tasting room is open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day.

Go to Papago Park's Hole in the Rock for a great day excursion approximately ten minutes from downtown Phoenix. The journey to the rock is a short one that is suited for dogs and families, and it culminates in a spectacular photo opportunity. Hike with your dog to Hole in the Rock and then have a picnic with the whole family beside the park's fishing lagoon. At all times, dogs must be leashed.

Saddlebrooke Dog Park is a membership-only, private facility for SaddleBrooke residents and their pets. Call or email for membership information or to schedule a hosted visit. Large and small dogs are allowed to play off-leash in specific areas. There are also temporary passes available.

Little Horse Trail is dog-friendly. Leashed pups are welcome to join you on this iconic Sedona route, where you'll both be surrounded by the familiar red rock that Arizona is famed for. This 3.4 mile out and back route is for all abilities of hiker and is neatly located just down the road from the mystical hub of the area, Sedona. The vistas of the red and rocky countryside alone make the journey worthwhile. To park at the trailhead, you'll need a Red Rock Pass or an America the Beautiful Pass.

The 5th Avenue Shops & Boutiques are a nice area to take your dog for a stroll and do some window shopping. There are over sixty small businesses, art galleries, and restaurants to explore, many of which have a southwestern motif. Dogs, Etc., a pet boutique in the retail complex, is worth a look. Please keep in mind that most of the establishments close at 5:00 p.m. because they are small companies. At all times, dogs must be leashed.

Mountain View Park in Scottsdale, Arizona, is a great place to take the whole family, featuring Petzooie. Basketball, tennis, sand volleyball, and soccer lovers can enjoy the facilities, which all have ample lighting for play long after the sun sets. The playground will appeal to children, while the grassy areas will appeal to your dog. After you've gotten your fill of excitement, take a break at one of the shaded picnic tables for a picnic. The park is about thirty acres in size, with ample of parking. At all times, dogs must be leashed.

Bring Petzooie to Esteban Park's Petsmart Dog Park for some fun. He has plenty of space to play and make new pals. For safety, the park is fully enclosed and has two gates at the entry.