Barktopia Dog Park

Bear River State Park is a public recreation area on the east side of Evanston, Wyoming, straddling the Bear River. The Wyoming Division of State Parks and Historic Sites manages the 324-acre state park, which was established in 1991.

370 South Second East is the location of Evers Park, a 4-acre community and neighborhood park. Evers Park is a terrific family meeting site with a spacious play area and a variety of recreational possibilities. A new splash park was recently built, and the playground was rebuilt in 2000 with modern equipment.

Bitter Creek Bark Park in Rock Springs, Wyoming, has grown into one of the city's busiest city parks. This park, which is conveniently placed along Interstate 80, is a popular site for both locals and visitors passing through. Fido may cool off and splash with friends in the park, which has grassy spaces, walking routes, and a huge pond. Within the big fully enclosed area, visitors will also find a shelter with tables and pet waste facilities. If your dog won't be going near the pond, carry some water with you to keep them hydrated.

A leafy city park with a playground, gazebo, and picnic tables, as well as concerts and other activities.

The many dogs who attended the grand inauguration of Lander's new off-leash dog park on Saturday were ecstatic. The park is off Baldwin Creek Road, adjacent to the softball fields, and features separate areas for energetic and less active dogs, as well as a ball throwing area with water access.

Emily Stevens Park welcomes pets. Bring your dog to this Jackson park to explore the three miles of pathways. North of the park, you'll find stunning vistas of the Teton range. Dog owners are reminded to pick up any mess they leave behind in order to keep the area clean.