Dog Park Locations

Sports fields, strolling trails, and Japanese gardens are just a few of the attractions in this city park. A gated, off-leash dog park is also available for your pet to enjoy.

McDowell Sonoran Preserve has plenty of pet-friendly activities for you and Petzooie to enjoy. There are numerous hiking paths for you and your dog to explore, such as the Lost Dog Wash trailhead for short, simple treks or Sunrise Trail East, a steep, rocky trail with expansive views of Sunrise Peak. Just remember to pick up after your dog and always keep him on a leash. When it's hot outside, don't bring your dog.

Cottonwood Dog Park is a 1 1/3-acre amenity at Riverfront Park. There are three places for dogs to enjoy at the park: one for large dogs, one for little or shy dogs, and one for training.

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On a hike up North Mountain, leashed dogs are welcome to accompany their owners. North Mountain is a part of the Phoenix Mountain Preserve and is one of the more easily accessible mountains. Choose from a peak ascent or a variety of trails ranging in difficulty. Hikers can get a good glimpse of the Phoenix skyline. The trail varies in difficulty from a pleasant paved road to rocky, somewhat steep climbs. On the hiking trails in Phoenix, leash rules apply, and pets must be kept on a leash at all times. Make sure you have plenty of water for yourself and Petzooie.

At Vista del Camino Dog Park, humans and their canine companions can enjoy some off-leash fun. Water stations, benches, and shade trees are available in this half-acre park. Dogs on leashes are also allowed in the bigger Vista del Camino Park. The dog park has parking available off Pierce Street.

Families, beginners, and more experienced hikers will enjoy the Lost Dog Wash path near Scottsdale, Arizona. There are numerous path alternatives for various skill and fitness levels, allowing you to choose the hike that is perfect for you and your dog. The trail is little under five miles long at its longest point, with only a 350 foot elevation change. This hike offers a variety of child-friendly choices, including numerous short informative nature trails. The trails are well-marked, and there is plenty of parking, as well as restrooms and drinking fountains, near the trailhead. Make sure you have plenty of water for yourself and Petzooie.Because there is no shade, it becomes extremely hot. At all times, dogs must be leashed.

Near the lake is Lions Dog Park at London Bridge State Beach. The park is grassy and provides a safe environment for Petzooie to play. There are several water spigots, a hose, and a kiddie pool where hot dogs can cool off. This park is conveniently located near a playground and a state beach. This dog park is popular among locals, who recommend it to visitors with their dogs. From daybreak to 11 p.m., Lions Dogs Park is open. The park is closed for routine maintenance on Mondays and Thursdays from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.

At the Rio Salado Habitat Restoration Area, leashed dogs are welcome to accompany their owners as long as they stay on the paved trails. Rio Salado is a habitat restoration project in the Rio Grande Valley. Snap in the sights of the river channel, ponds, rocks, flowers, and wildlife, but just take photos. Pets must be kept on a leash at all times when in the habitat restoration area, according to Phoenix leash laws.

A separate area for little dogs, drinking water, shade trees, and picnic tables are available at McDonald District Park's off-leash dog park. A playground, horseshoe pits, basketball and volleyball courts, softball, baseball, and soccer fields, walking routes, and restrooms are also available at the park.