Dog Park Locations

Walking tour of the "Good Enough Mine," which was renovated in 1878. Ed Schieffelin, the town's founder, discovered it. Call for group information if you have a pet. Discount packages, family plans, and group rates are all available at Tombstone. We offer surface tours, private parties, and weddings. Open every day; call ahead for hours.

Looking for a fun place to take your kids, both human and canine, for the day? The Gateway Trailhead in Scottsdale, Arizona, offers a variety of hiking and educational opportunities. Children can pick up a passport at the trailhead and collect stamps at other nearby trails to get a prize at the end. There are a variety of routes for all ability levels, beginning with a kid-friendly 0.5 mile nature trail complete with educational games and signs. There is ample of parking, as well as facilities and drinking fountains, at the trailhead. Make sure you have plenty of warm clothing for both you and Petzooie. At all times, dogs must be leashed.

Tumbleweed Park in Chandler, Arizona welcomes leashed dogs and their owners. The park is a large area with a variety of attractions and activities to select from. Stroll around the 2,000-square-foot butterfly garden, which features over forty different plant species and was established as a Girl Scout Gold Award project by a lifelong Chandler resident. The garden is a Monarch way station, where Monarch butterflies come to nest and dine, and it is littered with instructional signs regarding the butterfly's life cycle. Human children can enjoy Playtopia, a 2.5-acre playground and picnic area, while their parents prepare a picnic supper for the entire family.

Community Park Dog Park is a family-friendly off-leash dog park featuring shade trees, drinking water, separate spaces for large and little dogs, and picnic tables.

Enjoy handcrafted Arizona wines with amazing mountain views at Tucson's nearest winery. Charron Vineyards is a tiny family-owned winery located less than 30 minutes from downtown Tucson that produces handcrafted Arizona wines. Charron Vineyards was founded in 1995 and produces a variety of unique wines, including the award-winning White Merlot. The grapes benefit from a milder environment and fresh mountain air at 4200 feet, which helps them produce award-winning wines. Visit one of Arizona's oldest vineyards, where you may try a wide range of Arizona wines in the glass-enclosed tasting room or on the wine deck, which is surrounded by mature grape vines and spectacular mountain vistas. Pets are permitted.

This incredibly lovely public park welcomes leashed pets. Take a trek out into the desert to a desert waterfall. This is Maricopa County's largest regional park, with about 30,000 acres. The rugged and magnificent White Tank Mountains on the Valley's west side make up the majority of the park.

An off-leash dog area is located approximately north of the west parking lot and south of the softball complex at Sahuaro Ranch Park, 63rd Avenue and Mountain View Road. This is a fantastic place to bring the pup for a doggy play day, with a small dog park, drinking fountains, trash stations, and some dog agility equipment. On Tuesdays, this dog park is closed.

One of Tempe's five off-leash dog parks, this protected location offers grassy spaces, shade trees, chairs, and picnic tables.

C-A-L Ranch Stores welcomes pets. Farm supplies, labor clothes, and hardware, as well as camping and hunting equipment, are all available at this retail company. Leashed dogs are welcome inside to assist you with making purchases and sniffing out the greatest bargains. Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

This tough four-mile hike in Coronado National Memorial is the only one in the park that admits dogs. It starts at Montezuma Pass's northeastern part and ends at Miller Peak. At all times, pets must be kept on a six-foot leash or shorter.