Heidi's Pooch Park

There are two off-leash dog parks in Myrtle Beach where owners can let their pets run and play. Both parks are completely enclosed, with separate sections for large and small dogs.

This dog park features a lake for dogs to play in as well as shade buildings for humans. There are separate sections for little and large dogs, as well as bathrooms and a second entrance near the tiny dog area.

During the early morning hours or late evenings, most public beaches in the Myrtle Beach area are pet friendly all year. Dogs are only allowed on the beach before 10 a.m. and after 5 p.m. from May 1 to Labor Day. From May 1 through Labor Day, dogs and bicycles are only permitted on the boardwalk between the hours of 5 a.m. and 10 a.m. Dogs are allowed on the beach at any time from the day after Labor Day to April 30 each year. When dogs are allowed on the beach, they must be kept on a leash that is seven feet or shorter at all times, and their owners must pick up and properly dispose of their dog's waste.

This is a fantastic dog park in North Augusta, located just off the Greeneway. There are several sections for large and little dogs, as well as different agility structures.

A good-sized dog park. There is plenty of shade, as well as a few seats and a water bowl for dogs to drink from. There is no distinction between large and tiny dogs.

A good-sized dog park. There is plenty of shade, as well as a few seats and a water bowl for dogs to drink from. There is no distinction between large and tiny dogs.