Scioto Audubon Metro Park

Scioto Audubon, located in a once-industrial area, has been turned from a ruined brownfield to a verdant paradise where wildlife and birds thrive. For visitors of all ages, the 120-acre park is a recreational and educational attraction.

Godown Park, which opened in 2012 in collaboration with the City of Columbus, is a 10-acre dog park that features a one-acre little dog area, a four-and-a-half-acre large dog area, benches, a dog water fountain, walkways looping around the park, and a paved parking lot.

This off-leash park features a separate area for little dogs, drinking water, numerous trails, and pet waste bags.

1.5 acres of grassland enclosed land with a water pump, tables, and seats for off-leash dog play.

Small dog park for dogs weighing 24 pounds or less. A paved path leads from the concrete sidewalk to a gated chain link fenced-in dog running area.

Leashed pets are also allowed to walk on park roads and picnic area walks. A brief off-leash trail is also available in Rocky Fork Metro Park.