What are off-leash dog parks?
Designated areas where dogs can roam and play without a leash
Dogs must remain under voice control at all times
Many have time restrictions, permits, or voice control requirements
Alabama (AL)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
12+
Fee
Free
Alaska (AK)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
40+
Fee
Free
Arizona (AZ)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
15+
Fee
Free
Arkansas (AR)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
8+
Fee
Free
California (CA)
Off-Leash Parks
5
Total Acres
363+
Fee
Free
Colorado (CO)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
107+
Fee
Free - Paid
Florida (FL)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
6+
Fee
Free - Paid
Georgia (GA)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
2+
Fee
Free
Idaho (ID)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
10+
Fee
Free
Illinois (IL)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
3+
Fee
Free
Indiana (IN)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
20+
Fee
Free - Paid
Kentucky (KY)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
10+
Fee
Free
Louisiana (LA)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
6+
Fee
Free
Maryland (MD)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
8+
Fee
Free
Massachusetts (MA)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
162+
Fee
Free
Michigan (MI)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
75+
Fee
Free - Paid
Minnesota (MN)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
7+
Fee
Free - Paid
Missouri (MO)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
12+
Fee
Free
Nevada (NV)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
5+
Fee
Free
New Jersey (NJ)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
15+
Fee
Free
New Mexico (NM)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
30+
Fee
Free - Paid
New York (NY)
Off-Leash Parks
2
Total Acres
Varies
Fee
Free
North Carolina (NC)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
5+
Fee
Free
Ohio (OH)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
60+
Fee
Free
Oregon (OR)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
40+
Fee
Free
Pennsylvania (PA)
Off-Leash Parks
2
Total Acres
55+
Fee
Free
Tennessee (TN)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
10+
Fee
Free
Texas (TX)
Off-Leash Parks
3
Total Acres
29+
Fee
Free
Utah (UT)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
Varies
Fee
Free
Virginia (VA)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
2+
Fee
Free
Washington (WA)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
9+
Fee
Free
Wisconsin (WI)
Off-Leash Parks
1
Total Acres
10+
Fee
Free - Paid
Off-Leash Dog Park Safety Tips
Master voice recall first
Your dog should reliably come when called before going off-leash
Stay aware of other dogs
Watch body language and intervene before conflicts escalate
Bring water and bags
Many off-leash areas lack amenities found in fenced parks
Check time restrictions
Many parks only allow off-leash during specific hours
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Know your local leash laws before going off-leash
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Important Disclaimer
Verify Before Visiting: Off-leash rules, hours, and permit requirements change frequently. Always check with your local parks department before visiting.
Voice Control Required: All off-leash areas require dogs to be under voice control. Dogs that do not respond to recall should remain on-leash.
Last Updated: 2026. PawCost is not affiliated with any parks department.