Friendship Dog Park

Tres Rios Wetlands is a 480-acre emergent wetland that serves as a habitat for a variety of wildlife while also purifying water in a productive and natural manner. Leashed dogs are welcome to accompany their owners on a tour of this fascinating and diverse environment, which is owned and administered by the Phoenix Water Services Department. To visit the wetlands, you'll need a permit. Permits are valid for three months and can be obtained by calling Heather Finden at the number listed. For their own safety and the conservation of the wetlands, dogs must be kept on a leash at all times.Because there is no shade, it is preferable to visit the wetlands early in the day during hot months, especially if you have a dog with you. The trail is dirt with tiny pebbles on it. There are no drinking facilities on site, so make sure you and your dog have enough of water.

Dogs on leashes are welcome to enjoy the park's desert and mountain paths. In 1954, the Maricopa County Park System established the first regional park on these 19,840 acres of desert and mountains. The park has a seasonal wetland or riparian region during our winter and monsoon rains, and is located near the confluence of the Gila and Agua Fria Rivers in the southwest Valley. The majority of the park is still desert, with a topography that resembles that of the earliest settlers and explorers.

Within Pioneer Community Park, there is a large three-section dog park. Pioneer Community Park in Peoria is an 83-acre park near the southeast corner of 83rd Avenue and Olive Avenue. Baseball and multi-purpose fields, a dog park, and a 5-acre urban lake stocked with fish are among the park's many amenities for Peoria residents and their families. The park also features a massive public art project by Thomas Sayre called "Forge," which can be seen from 83rd Avenue.

Pink House Boutique in Glendale welcomes dogs to shop with their owners for women's apparel and accessories. All of your retro pinup and boho needs in one location.

Northern Horizon Park, located on the corner of 63rd and Northern Avenues, features a big fenced-in play area, a small dog play area, drinking fountains, shade trees, seats, and trash stations. This is the largest dog park in Glendale. On Mondays, this dog park is closed.

An off-leash dog area is located approximately north of the west parking lot and south of the softball complex at Sahuaro Ranch Park, 63rd Avenue and Mountain View Road. This is a fantastic place to bring the pup for a doggy play day, with a small dog park, drinking fountains, trash stations, and some dog agility equipment. On Tuesdays, this dog park is closed.