Dog Park Locations

Do you require a new profile picture? Visit the Martin Auto Museum in Phoenix, Arizona, to get your photo made with Fido in a 1966 Corvette Stingray or a 1915 Model T, or any of the other antique automobiles at the museum, which were all given from Mel Martin's personal collection. You can touch and sit in all of the automobiles for a $5 donation (aside from two extremely valuable exceptions). A miniature carousel is available for human children. Small dogs are permitted at the museum but must be restrained or carried.

One of Phoenix's top antique malls is Antique Gatherings. This Phoenix store is pet-friendly and features 60 great vendors with products ranging from magnificent antiques, mid-century contemporary, industrial, art, and jewelry, to fine furniture, glass, and porcelains. Dogs on a leash are welcome!

The Outlets at Anthem offer a day of shopping for the shopper in you. There are more than sixty designer brand stores and a food court. Visit around the holidays to see Arizona's largest Christmas tree! Dogs are permitted at the outlets, and poop bag stations and dog water faucets are located throughout the site. However, if you're bringing Fido, bring a companion who can wait outside with your dog, as some establishments do not allow dogs inside. Although dogs are not allowed in the food court, there is lots of outside seating where you may sit and eat with your family.

At Pioneer Living History Village, you and Petzooie will find more than 90 acres of history to explore. This 1800s village has plenty to see and do, with real buildings, historically accurate reproductions, and costumed interpreters. At all times, dogs must be leashed. During the summer, be mindful that snakes are active.

Bring your dog to the Phoenix Open Air Market to shop for fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as local arts and crafts, while listening to live music. Dogs must be on a leash.

Tres Rios Wetlands is a 480-acre emergent wetland that serves as a habitat for a variety of wildlife while also purifying water in a productive and natural manner. Leashed dogs are welcome to accompany their owners on a tour of this fascinating and diverse environment, which is owned and administered by the Phoenix Water Services Department. To visit the wetlands, you'll need a permit. Permits are valid for three months and can be obtained by calling Heather Finden at the number listed. For their own safety and the conservation of the wetlands, dogs must be kept on a leash at all times.Because there is no shade, it is preferable to visit the wetlands early in the day during hot months, especially if you have a dog with you. The trail is dirt with tiny pebbles on it. There are no drinking facilities on site, so make sure you and your dog have enough of water.

The Lookout Mountain Preserve offers a variety of hiking paths. All trails in Phoenix are subject to leash rules, thus dogs must be leashed at all times. These mountains are the lesser cousins of the more well-known North Mountain region, which is located just to the south. It offers a chance to hike to a peak and enjoy vistas without the crowds and substantial elevation rises of nearby Piestewa Peak and North Mountain.

Bring Petzooie to Arizona Falls, a renovated hydropower plant that also serves as a gathering spot. Arizona Falls is a gorgeous work of art as well as an energy-generating technology, formed by a natural 20-foot plunge along the Arizona Canal. The water room has seating, and a shade structure covers seats beside a pool of water. At all times, dogs must be leashed. The building can be found at G.R. Herberger Park is located at the intersection of 56th Street and Indian School Road.

Currently undergoing modifications for redevelopment. Do you need to go shopping? To find what you're looking for, go to the Paradise Valley Mall in Phoenix, Arizona. It's a diverse mix of retail stores, a grocery store, restaurants, multi-family residential units, entertainment, office, self-storage, and other uses, with more to come.

On a hike up North Mountain, leashed dogs are welcome to accompany their owners. North Mountain is a part of the Phoenix Mountain Preserve and is one of the more easily accessible mountains. Choose from a peak ascent or a variety of trails ranging in difficulty. Hikers can get a good glimpse of the Phoenix skyline. The trail varies in difficulty from a pleasant paved road to rocky, somewhat steep climbs. On the hiking trails in Phoenix, leash rules apply, and pets must be kept on a leash at all times. Make sure you have plenty of water for yourself and Petzooie.