Dog Park Locations

On the Ahnapee River, DeMeuse Dog Park is located at the north end of Sixth Street, near to the Algoma Boat Club (corner of Perry and Sixth Streets in Algoma). The dog park is open from daybreak to 11:00 p.m. all year. Waste cleanup and disposal are the responsibility of the property owner.

238 N Maple Ave is a fenced-in dog park where dogs can run free.

Basketball, baseball, and soccer are available, as well as picnic spots, a playground, and river fishing.

Meadowbrook Park is a large recreation park with 92.25 acres. A pavilion, open-air shelter, picnic area, playground equipment, pathways, lit sled hill, basketball court, and baseball diamond are all available at the park. There are two separate parking lots and entrances.

Playground equipment, a horseshoe pit, a basketball court, a softball diamond, a wading pool, and a lighted tennis court are all available at Astor Park. Weather permitting, Astor offers an unsupervised ice rink in the winter (rink status). In 2017, Astor Park received a stunning new shelter. In the park, there are roughly 16 picnic tables.

Rolling hills, wooded regions, and landscaped gardens with a creek, playground, and gazebo for rent in a tranquil setting.

Playground equipment, a horseshoe pit, a 1/2 basketball court, and volleyball are all available in Whitney Park. A 15-person enclosed shelter is available at Whitney Park. Inside the shelter, there is one picnic table. An open shelter is attached to the enclosed shelter. The open shelter can accommodate 30 people. There are about 13 picnic tables scattered across the area.

A location where best buddies can run, play in the mud, meet new four-legged friends, and even catch a ball or Frisbee. The dog park is approximately 6.5 acres in size. One dog is $30; two or more dogs are $60; or three dogs are $3 per day. Mossakowski Family Dog Park is open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Sunday.

Brown County Dog Park is open from 8 a.m. to sunset all year. There are benches, tables, disability access, poop bags, parking, restrooms, water, and trashcans, and it is walled. It is divided into two huge areas and a third smaller section for puppies exclusively. Long paths run the length of the fence line. The annual fee is $15 per dog (or $2 each use). Park passes can be obtained at local pet stores or by phoning (920) 448-6242 to order them via mail. Dog owners are welcome to walk their dogs throughout the park on a leash.

The Howard Dog Park, located in Green Bay's Gordon Nauman Conservation Area, has a fully contained fenced area, a semi-fenced area in the woods, and a walking track. The Dog Park is free to enter.