Dog Park Locations

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This 2-acre off-leash park includes separate sections for large and little dogs (under 30 pounds), as well as agility equipment, shade, water fountains for dogs and their owners, a restroom, and a huge parking lot adjacent to the park.

Our park is about 3 acres in size. It's completely encircled by 5 foot chain link fencing. For safety, there are two gates at the entrance. Spaying or neutering is required for dogs beyond the age of six months. All dogs must be up to date on their vaccinations and have their tags on them or with their owners.

Eldon Lyon Park is Bethany, Oklahoma's largest park, owned and administered by the city. There are numerous picnic tables, basketball courts, and a 1.2-mile track that around the park's perimeter. The Bethany Freedom Celebration takes place in the park on July 4th.

In Bethany, the Ripper Park Aquatic Center is located at 7800 NW 30th. Walking pathways, a soccer field, basketball goals, on-site restroom facilities, picnic tables, playground equipment, sand volleyball, and, of course, a community pool are among the attractions offered by the popular Summer destination, which spans 18.8 acres.

Our objective is to create a fun, safe, healthy, and beautiful environment for dogs to socialize with other dogs and people, as well as interact with their "pack leaders" in Oklahoma City.

Garrison Park is a large, wooded area that houses Bethany's clever soccer wall.

Lee Lake and its surrounding park area are gradually becoming one of Bartlesville's most popular leisure spots. The lake is near Cooper Dog Park, a linked set of Pathfinder Parkway pathways, and the Julie and Charlie Daniels Soccer Fields, which are located on Adams Boulevard east of Silver Lake Road.

Cooper Dog Park was named after K-9 Officer Cooper, a Bartlesville police dog who was fatally poisoned while serving the folks of Bartlesville. Cooper was an important member of the community, and his commitment to service will be dearly missed.

This lovely off-leash dog park, which is fully gated with trees and seats, welcomes all canines.