Harry S Moss Park

ElmWoof Dog Park is a 0.3-acre green space at 2100 S Edegfield Avenue in Oak Cliff that is being considered as the first dog park south of the Trinity River by the City of Dallas. It is expected to become a defining recreational feature of City Council District 1's Elmwood neighborhood, with the goal of providing an off-leash public space for dogs, encouraging responsible pet stewardship, educating the community about adoption and vaccination services, and stimulating economic development along the "Downtown Elmwood" commercial district. The present plan calls for a 7,500-square-foot enclosure, and the project is expected to be completed in 24 months. Using the give now option on this page, you can direct your money to this project.

A peaceful, urban memorial park with blossoming trees and picnicking areas.

On a dog-friendly terrace, there are casual food and artisan beverages served concession-style, as well as an off-leash park.

Lunchtime food trucks and frequent arts, music, fitness, and children's programs are held in this urban park.

A 3-acre lakeside dog park with sections for large and small breeds, fountains, a shelter, and dog washing stations.

A lake, pathways, a gazebo, showers, and other amenities are available at this 22-acre off-leash dog park.