Dog Park Locations

At Chase Field, you and Petzooie can watch baseball games together in luxury! Ticket packages for the Dog Days of Summer, presented by PetSmart Charities, start at $50 and feature a semi-private space with all the essentials for four people and one dog. All-You-Can-Eat hot dogs, soda, water, popcorn, peanuts, and chips are available at each table. The PetSmart Charities Park, located directly behind Banner Health Centered Field, is an outdoor and indoor (air conditioned) dog park where dogs may run about and play even in the heat of summer.The outdoor park will have a baseball motif, complete with a baseball diamond and a grassy outfield, ideal for dogs to explore, play ball with other dogs, and discover their ideal "potty place." For some games, there may be a limited supply.

Countryside Park's off-leash area features separate gated areas for timid and active dogs, park benches, and water fountains for humans and dogs. For maintenance, the Countryside Park Off-Leash Area is closed on Tuesdays and everyday from 12pm to 1pm.

Steele Indian School Dog Park is an off-leash dog park located within Steele Indian School Park, where both large and small canines can enjoy some off-leash playtime. Separate spaces for large and small dogs are available, as well as ADA-compliant double-gated entrances and pathways, as well as cooled drinking fountains. On-site garbage receptacles and waste bag dispensers are also available. The dog park may be closed after heavy rains to allow the turf to dry properly. Please call for further information on wet weather closures.

Pets are welcome at Oak Creek Vineyard & Winery. On the outdoor patio, they have wine tastings for people and a large bowl of water for Petzooie. Cheese plates and almonds grown on the farm are also available to visitors. Oak Creek Vineyard & Winery is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day.

Biltmore Fashion Park, a shopping mall near Phoenix, is a great place to walk around with your dog! While you eat at one of the outdoor restaurants, shop, and have fun with your dog, take use of the many amenities available at the center.

This fantastic dog park features distinct sections for both quiet and active dogs of all sizes. There are 3 acres of grass, water fountains, play elements, and seating in this 4-acre dog park. Owners of dogs are free to bring chairs as well, as long as they return them when they leave.

On the magnificent hiking trails of this wildlife area, located about 20 miles north of Flagstaff, dogs are allowed off-leash. On this one-of-a-kind trail, you might see a broad range of birds, insects, and animals. There are two paths at this location. A short circle has been paved to accommodate wheelchairs. A longer circle, 4 feet wide with native surface and on flat ground, is an easy hike. Both routes offer an interpretive educational experience.

Smiling Dog Ranch Dog Park, located within George Mehl Family Foothills Park, is a spacious park with plenty of shade. Dogs are welcome to join their owners on the Rillito River Park trail, as long as all trash is cleaned up after them. This dog park does not have any turf.



You and your dog may enjoy a choice of hiking trails in Deem Hills. Deem Hills, made up of Precambrian granite and Tertiary volcanic rocks, is a piece of ancient history just waiting to be discovered. The Deem Hills Circumference Trail is 5.73 miles long and runs the length of the recreation area, affording spectacular vistas over the Phoenix area as well as the chance to see the wild and varied Arizona Upland vegetation. There are a variety of additional pathways to select from, offering interesting hikes for people of all fitness levels. All trails in Phoenix are subject to leash rules, and pets must be leashed at all times.