Dog Park Locations

17-acre dog park with separate portion for little dogs that is fully fenced and double-gated (under 25 lbs). On-site payment is required. With confirmation of rabies vaccination and a local municipality dog license, annual licenses are available from Janesville Leisure Services. A hose for washing paws/filling a dog bowl is available, as well as a fountain for people to drink from.

Updates will be posted on the Racine County Parks Facebook page. Former limestone quarry - now a spring-fed lake; 40 acres (City of Racine and Village of Mount Pleasant);

This 11.5-acre walled park with mowed trails and benches is located on the corner of 115th St and 185th Ave (old-old city dumpsite). Parking and restrooms are available. Bring plenty of water.

The property is 68.5 acres and is located on Flintville Road in the Village's southwest corner. The park was purchased in 1991 and constructed in 1998, it is named after Minerva Calewaerts. In the year 2000, extra work was done to upgrade the park's lodgings. For access to the soccer/football fields, a disability parking place was given. Port-a-potties are available for use by the general public. Indoor restrooms are made available for use in the building for organized or facility rental activities. A flowing spring that is a tributary to Hidden Lake and the Suamico River is the park's most unusual feature. The walking routes take visitors beyond this spring, across open prairie, forests, and wetlands to exhibit the park's full potential.

The Currie Park Dog Exercise Area is a specialized dog park, while Currie Park is not. However, because this dog area is not fenced, dogs who like to run away or lack a good recall are not the best dogs to take off-leash at this park. A permit is required to enter this park. You can obtain this permit by bringing proof of immunization and a completed application to a nearby pet store or the municipal clerk's office.

A charming city park featuring a playground, paved walkways, and boat docks on the banks of the Fox River.

This four-acre fenced-in park has two dog areas: a one-acre area for little dogs and a three-acre area for larger dogs. This park has no other amenities. It is still largely supported by donations.

The Point Dog Park committee funded almost $40,000 for fencing, gates, and other materials after the City of Stevens Point allocated around 30 acres for the use of a gated leashless dog park. The Point Dog Park will continue to be free to all visitors.

Ripon Dog Park is a fenced, dog-friendly facility in Ripon, Wisconsin where Fido may run about and play. The park is around 5 acres in size, with separate areas for little and large dogs, allowing lots of opportunity for running and playing.

Swimming beach with sand, playground equipment, volleyball court, and other attractions.