Dog Park Locations

In Vilas County, there is a 57-acre lake called Lake Adelaide. It can go down to a depth of 69 feet. A public boat launch provides access to the lake for visitors.

A gated dog run is located within the 400-acre Lakeside Park, and dogs will enjoy the opportunity to play off-leash. Just make sure you carry lots of water for your thirsty canine companion.

F.I.D.O. Dog Park is a 2.5-acre fenced-in off-leash dog park that welcomes both small and large breed canines.

From across the Chippewa River, Domer Park offers stunning views of Mount Simon. Domer Park will provide you with a direct link to nature, whether you want to hammock, take a short hike, or simply have a picnic.

Lucia Crest Park sits at an elevation of 889 feet in Wisconsin. Genin's Auto Care and Starbucks are both located near Lucia Crest Park.

Madison, Wisconsin's Midtown Commons Park is a 19.5-acre park.
It's a great area to take a break, go for a walk, or even go for a fast run before work.
Midtown Commons Park in Madison is a terrific site to come with your family or friends, with plenty of seats and green space.
Midtown Commons Park is one of Madison's smallest parks, but it's still a terrific area to enjoy the outdoors.
Elver Park in Madison, Wisconsin (0.8 miles away), Prairie Ridge Park in Madison, Wisconsin (1.0 miles away), and Reddan Soccer Park in Verona, Wisconsin are all larger parks around Madison, Wisconsin (2.2 miles away)

Mendota County Park is a few miles southwest of Governor Nelson State Park, off County Rd M near the intersection of County Rds Q and M in the Town of Westport. A 30-unit campground and a 5-unit boat camping area are available in the park. Each campsite has a 30-amp power outlet. Some recreational RVs may require an extension cord to connect to the electric pedestal.

This 17.5-acre neighborhood park is found in the city's northeastern section.

"Festge County Park was established in 1963 after Otto and Evelyn Festge generously donated the original acreage for this park. It is located in the Driftless Area (unglaciated area) of Dane County and offers a scenic view 100 feet above the Black Earth Creek Valley in the Town of Berry — one of the county's more spectacular views.

Salmo Pond is a 7.5-acre county park with shoreline fishing, three handicapped fishing piers, two handicapped shore fishing stations, and picnic spots. A 3-acre lake (originally a rock quarry) with a maximum depth of 15 feet can be found there. Panfish and trout are the most common fish species. Scherbel Road, 1.5 miles west of the Village of Cross Plains and south of USH 14, leads to the park entrance.