Dog Park Locations

You know what will make your dog happy today: a visit to a dog park! In the heart of Chicago, Illinois, you'll discover a fantastic one waiting for you and Fido. Go to the Melrose Park Dog Park and take a break from what you're doing.

Grant Bark Park is located north of the Pedestrian Bridge on 11th Street and west of Columbus Drive. The Park overlooks the Metra tracks in downtown Chicago and is located behind the CPD building on Columbus.

Jackson Bark is a communal dog park in Jackson Park, Chicago, Illinois, named after Jackson Park. The dog park is made up of four abandoned tennis courts that have been adaptively reused and built with over 90% recycled materials, making it the city's largest 100 percent enclosed dog park.

With your on-leash dog, explore Forest Preserves trails, or join one of our three Off-Leash Dog Areas.

A vast, spacious park in Chicago provides a much-needed break from the hustle and bustle of city life. If you and your dog are dying to get out of the house and spend some quality time together, come to Marquette Park, which is pawtastic and pup-friendly!

The McKinley Dog Park is a legally recognized Dog Friendly Area set to open in 2019. The first DFA on Chicago's Southwest side will be housed in McKinley Park, a magnificent addition to the park's 69 acres of land and amenities.

Enjoy exciting days with your dog and other canines from the Homewood and Flossmoor communities at the South Suburbs' top dog park!

Playtime is the most enjoyable time of the day! Bring your favorite canine companion to the Blue Island Park District's Bark Park for some socializing and exercise.

Our Bark Park contains a variety of amenities to guarantee that your dog has a fun and safe time while playing. A double-gated access point, exercise modules, a water source, a small dog area, benches, litter bags, and plenty of trees are among the amenities.

Wiggly Field is a dog park located on Chicago's north side. It was Chicago's "first official dog exercise and play facility" when it opened in 1997. Wiggly Field is a play on words for the neighboring historic baseball stadium, Wiggly Field.

Dog-friendly spaces are designated places within Chicago parks or beaches where dogs can run and play off-leash.