Dog Park Locations

The Beloit Dog Park is a fantastic location to let your dog run, play, and interact off-leash. The park is available from dawn to dark all year and is enclosed to keep dogs off-leash safe.

Cassville Dog Park (Park) is a dog park in Grant County, Wisconsin, USA. Cassville Dog Park is located in Cassville, Wisconsin, USA.

The entire small dog area is expected to reopen in 2023. With three locations, Odana School, Madison Parks offers nine gated, off-leash dog parks.

This fenced, off-leash dog park on 9 acres is well-known for its cleanliness and upkeep. There are two jumps and a tunnel in the agility section. Please keep in mind that park use necessitates a permit.

This fenced, 9-acre off-leash dog park is well-known for its cleanliness and upkeep. An agility facility with two jumps and a tunnel is included. Please be aware that park entry requires a permit.

Pets are welcome at Spring Green Dog Park. This off-leash dog park is a terrific location for your dog to play, socialize, and meet new people. Owners of dogs are encouraged to keep an eye on their pets when they play and to wipe up any mess they make. During daylight hours, the park is open all year.

Belmont Mound State Park is a Wisconsin state park that includes Belmont Mound, a 400-foot hill. The Belmont Lions Club manages the park rather than the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

Mineral Point Unleashed is the perfect place for your dog to let off steam. This 1.5-acre facility, the sole dog park in the picturesque little town of Mineral Point, provides a safe, fenced-in setting for the community's canines to run around in.

The 5 acre Platteville Community Dog Park, which is nestled beside the Rountree Branch stream, provides a secure and expansive space for dogs to roam and play. It's a walled off-leash facility with a small dog-only section, a woodland on-leash walking route, feces disposal stations, picnic tables, parking, and a porta-potty.

Statz Park is a 2.84-acre park near center Baraboo that borders the Baraboo River.
The Parks Department maintains and grooms a lovely ball field. Two dugouts, bleachers, a drinking fountain, and male and female facilities are available on the field. Batting practice is available at the batting cages.
Between the outfield of the ball park and the Baraboo River, near to the playground, there is a shelter with a grill that is offered on a first come, first served basis.