Dog Park Locations

Norman Clayton Park in Madison, Wisconsin is a 2.6-acre par
It's a great area to take a break, go for a walk, or even go for a fast run before wor.
Norman Clayton Park in Madison is a terrific spot to come with your family or friends, and it has plenty of seats and green space.
Norman Clayton Park is one of Madison's smaller parks, but it's still a terrific area to enjoy the outdoors.

A playground, a boat launch, tennis/pickleball courts, and other amenities are available at this 37-acre lakeside park.

Enjoy your time at this park! Paunack Park, located on the beaches of Lake Monona, offers canoe and kayak storage, a shelter, playground equipment, and basketball courts, among other amenities.

This huge park, which borders Hiestand Woods Conservation Park, has a variety of leisure opportunities. A disc golf course is available from spring to fall, and the park also has a reservable athletic field, a reservable picnic shelter with solar lights, and a bike route that connects the park to the surrounding neighborhood.

This park does not allow alcohol. See Madison General Ordinance 8.24 for further information. You must have an alcohol permission to bring alcohol into this park, which may be obtained through the Parks Administrative Office.

A playground, ball fields, ice rink, basketball court, and paved walkways are all available at this 29-acre park.

The McFarland Dog Park, located in Urso Park and accessible from Elvehjem Road, first opened its doors in 2009.
Despite being in Dane County, this park is not part of the Dane County Dog Park system. This park requires a special permission as well as a municipal dog license.

A multi-use field, basketball courts, and access to the Yahara River bike path are all available at this waterfront park.

The park's 427 acres are recognized for its five shelters and plenty of open area for large group picnics and outings. Five volleyball courts, equestrian trails, miles of hiking and cross-country ski routes, a 27-hole disc golf course, and a 40-unit campground with a group camp area are among the recreational offerings. An accessible fishing pier, a 38-acre dog park (including a 5-acre small dog section), two playgrounds, and an elevated boardwalk across a sedge meadow marsh are all popular attractions. Winter access to Dane County's 274 miles of snowmobile trails is also available at the park.

With some restrictions, licensed dogs are allowed in City of Monona parks on a leash and under the direction of their owners. Dogs are not permitted in fenced athletic fields, playgrounds, park shelters, or beaches. The full ordinance can be found here.