Dog Park Locations

Rosemeade Dog Park welcomes pets. There is a section for large and tiny dogs. Both sides have plenty of grass for your dog, while the little dog side has more. Rosemeade Dog Park is open from 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on Fridays and Wednesdays, and from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Bring Fido to Unity Dog Park for some off-leash fun. The Dog Park is one and a half acres in size, with separate spaces for little and large dogs. 

In the summer, there are public music and movie screenings at this grassy, dog-friendly meeting spot.

From 7:00 a.m. to sunset, the park is open. There are just four parking spaces, however you can walk from the trail on Le Grande Drive's south end.

This off-leash dog park is surrounded by acres of beautiful woodlands and features a small dog area, shade trees, mulched ground, and drinking water.

This enclosed dog park with a separate little dog section, water fountains, and doggy rinse facilities is popular with the locals.

Bring Fido to the Dog Park at Lewisville Railroad Park in Lewisville, TX, where he can run about off-leash in a 5-acre area for large dogs and a 1-acre area for little dogs. Waste disposal stations, a wash station, drinking and watering fountains, and covered sitting for dog owners are all available. On Thursdays, the park is closed for maintenance.

Tipps Canine Hollow is a safe place for dog owners to let their pets go to exercise and socialize without disturbing other people's activities. A 2-acre gated area for large dogs and a 1-acre fenced area for little dogs are available in the park. Water facilities, canine waste stations, plenty of open space to run, and shady spaces for relaxation are all available at the park.

When Fido visits the Dog Park at Windhaven Meadows Park in Plano, TX, he is welcome to engage in off-leash exercise and play. The dog park, which spans five acres of grassland, is a completely fenced double-gated zone with distinct enclosed portions for large and small dogs. A dog rinse station is provided on the outside of each enclosed area, as well as trash pickup/disposal facilities, water stations, chairs, and picnic tables. Summer shade shelters provide comfort from the heat and rain, and the park also features LED illumination for those who visit after dusk. Every Wednesday, the dog park is closed from sunrise to 4pm for routine maintenance.

Within the city borders of Frisco, there is only one dog park. Frisco's dog park is located between Stonebrook Parkway and Lebanon Road, slightly west of Legacy Drive, on the west side of town.