Dog Park Locations

Wiggly Field Dog Park is located at 1603 Box Butte Avenue in Wiggly Field. From sunrise to sunset, your dogs can run free on 2 1/2 acres of fenced-in grassy freedom!

Welcome to the Dog Park at Common Grounds! We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to establishing and improving dog parks in communities. Our love for dogs fuels our desire to give pet parents with attractive, fenced-in, off-leash dog parks where they may spend time with their four-legged friends.

The Common Grounds Dog Park Committee is a non-profit group dedicated to generating finances, mobilizing community support, and collaborating with city parks and recreation departments to build and promote beautiful fenced-in, off-leash dog parks in Scotts Bluff County communities.

Outdoor activities and seasonal lodging in cabins and tepees are available in this protected forestland.

On East Seward Street, along the Plum Creek Trail, is the Seward Community Dog Park. The park includes separate areas for large and little dogs, as well as cement culverts for dogs to run through, Native American grass supplied by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Arboretum, and other attractions.

The historic Little Bohemia area is home to Omaha Dog Bar, a 21+ dog-focused bar and eatery. It has a 10k sq ft artificially turfed bark park, a bar, an eatery, event space, and a LARGE INDOOR area where you can work or socialize with ALL of your friends.

Upland Park is a public park in South Omaha, Nebraska, situated at 3014 Jefferson Street. The park and its surrounding area were first inaugurated in 1913. Upland Park includes two tennis courts, two soccer fields, walking trails, and a tiny playground, as well as a "sprayground," a miniature water park.

The trail comes to a close in Hefflinger Park, which opened in 2006 and is home to a popular dog park. Locals call Big Papillion Creek "Papio Creek" since it continues north for several miles beyond the trail's existing endpoint in Hefflinger Park.

The Grand Island Cemetery has a total of 90 acres. The division is in charge of the upkeep of the land and amenities, as well as the burying of around 150 people each year.

Trendwood Park, located approximately south of A Street at 77th Street in east Lincoln, is a 20-acre park. This park is special since it contains a full circular trail.