Yahara Heights Dog Park

The 146-acre Metropolitan Refuse District (MRD) site includes a dog exercise facility. A 20-car parking area, shade shelter, picnic tables, drinking water, gated agility course, self-registration, portable restrooms, dog waste disposal bags, and manicured trails are all available at the off-leash dog park. There is a 3-acre small dog area available for usage. Permission is necessary. All Dane County Parks, City of Middleton, City of Sun Prairie, and Village of Waunakee dog park licences are valid. The Public Lands Department can provide you with more information.

A shade shelter, picnic paths, a fenced agility course, portable restrooms, dog waste disposal bags, and manicured trails are all available at this 3-acre dog park. Visitor permits are $5 and can be purchased at the park's self-registration station. The park is open year-round, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Ripp Park is an 87.2-acre community park and natural area in Waunakee, Wisconsin. Wetlands on the west and north, and residences on the south and east, surround the park.

A playground, shelter, softball field, large dog park, horseshoes, and plenty of open space can be found in this park.

At Homestead Howl Dog Park, you can run around off-leash! The Dog Park is nine acres in size and totally fenced in, with distinct sections for small and large breeds. It is located within Homestead Hollow County Park. Around the perimeter are plenty of open space, pathways, dog bag stations, seats, and garbage cans. From sunrise to sunset, the Homestead Howl Dog Park is open. A day pass costs $5, a resident annual pass costs $30, and a non-resident annual pass costs $40. All Washington County parks are included in the package.

The city of Eau Claire has three dog parks where residents can exercise their pets properly. All dog park visitors must either obtain an annual dog park license or pay a daily use fee.