A comprehensive guide to off-leash dog parks in Cincinnati USA, including maps, photos and commentary.
6701 Kellogg Ave, Cincinnati OH 45255
Visit website: Anderson Cincinnati Dog Park
Details:* Must apply for annual permit
This 5 acre pooch playground features an area for all-sized dogs and another designed for small pooches. A paved stone walkway leads to a gated transfer paddock which allows for a safe exit and entrance point. An 8 foot fence surrounds a large, open space for running and a natural grove filled will tall trees. There is plenty of room to run and there are places to relax in the shade or on the benches scattered throughout the Field. Water is currently available in a nearby concession/restroom building and at a fountain along the path leading to the Field.
(Source: Anderson Cincinnati Dog Park Website)
3950 Madison Pike, Covington KY
Visit website: Kenton Paw Dog Park
The Kenton Paw Park is 2 enclosed areas in Pioneer Park for off leash dog recreation. The park is only 1 1/2 miles south I-275 at exit 80. Pioneer Park is located on Madison Pike in Kenton County. Paw Park Phase I opened in July 2004, Phase II opened in May 2005. Park hours are sunrise to sunset. Both paw parks include: fresh water, picnic tables, park benches, many shade trees, double gated entrance, small dog area, litter bags, and a beautiful creek setting. (Source: Kenton Paw Dog Park Website)
Otto Armleder
Memorial Dog Park
5000 Wooster Pike, Cincinnati OH 45226
Visit website: Otto Armleder Memorial Cincinnati Dog Park
It is the responsibility of all users exiting the dog park to remove any items brought into the dog park. This includes water containers, toys, balls and all other dog related items. Please limit the use of water containers to your dog(s) only and remove them when finished. (Source: Otto Armleder Memorial Cincinnati Dog Park Website)
3810 Church Street, Newtown, OH 45244
Visit website: WagsPark Cincinnati Dog Park
WagsPark, slated to open in April 2009, will be a members-only canine playground with pet drinking fountains, dog wash stations, skateboard runs and a large lake to amuse four-legged guests. Dog owners will be offered a range of services for their pets, including obedience classes and private sessions with trainers.
(Source: WagsPark Cincinnati Dog Park Website)
Deerfield Dog Park In Schappacher Park
4686 Old Irwin-Simpson Rd., Deerfield OH 45040
Visit Website: Deerfield Dog Park’s Website
Schappacher Park, 4686 Old Irwin Simpson Road, is a lovely 10-acre site with very old, large oak trees. The park boasts Warren County's first dog run, named "Best" dog run park by Cincinnati Magazine in 2003. Schappacher Park also offers a playground, picnic tables, grills and most recently, shelters.
(Source: Deerfield Dog Park’s Website)
11600 Lebanon Rd., Loveland OH 45140
Visit website: Symmes Township Cincinnati Dog Park
Symmes Park is open during the season from 7:30 a.m. to dark or 9:00 p.m., whichever occurs first. This 61-acre park is the jewel of the Township's extensive park system. It offers three picnic shelters, playgrounds, basketball and volleyball courts, a soccer/softball field, scenic walking trails, an exercise loop, a dog run (in season) and a bird sanctuary. (Source: Symmes Township Cincinnati Dog Park Website)
Dog Park Profiles
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3006 Westwood Northern Blvd. between Montana Ave. and North Bend Road, Cincinnati OH 45223
Visit Website: Mt. Airy Cincinnati Dog Park
Thanks to overwhelming support from area dog owners and a $7,500 grant from PetSmart Charities, Cincinnati Parks has developed approximately two acres in Mt. Airy Forest into a park for dogs. The area is fenced and usage rules are posted on site. Dogs may run leash-free in this dog park, when accompanied by a guardian. Visitors to the facility are encouraged to bring degradable bags to use for disposing of waste. Tax-deductible gifts in support of the Mt. Airy dog park and future dog parks can be sent to the: Cincinnati Parks Foundation, 950 Eden Park Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45202. (Source: Mt. Airy Cincinnati Dog Park Website).
(Source: Mt. Airy Cincinnati Dog Park Website)
85 Mayfield Drive, Ft. Thomas, KY
Visit website: Fort Thomas Dog Park
This is a very nice wooded park on a hill with running water, benches, and a short trail. There is a separate small dog area. Exit I-275 at Ft. Thomas/Grand Ave. Turn left at the BP station and follow this curvy road for about 2 miles. Mayfield is a left turn immediately after the flashing stoplight. Follow Mayfield all the way back through the park and the dog park is located in the very back of the park.
1546 State Route 131
Milford, OH 45150-2624
Miami Meadows has become the crown jewel in the Miami Township park system with soccer, football and baseball fields, walking trails, a playground area and picnic shelters, a beautiful “catch & release” lake and now its own dog park. Bark Park gives dogs and their owners a chance to run and play without the fetters of a leash. The new facility features fenced areas for dogs to run free, a special dog water fountain for a good slurp at the end of a hard day’s play, and the amenities for dog owners, such as shaded areas to sit and relax while their dogs run.
5081 Madison Road, Cincinnati OH 45227
Visit website: Red Dog Park Website
Details: Member-only park
Red Dog Park, adjacent to Red Dog Pet Resort & Spa®, is a member-only three-acre fenced park with rolling topography, walking paths and plenty of room for dogs to run free. Red Dog Park provides a natural and healthy controlled environment for dogs to enjoy fresh air with room to roam.
(Source: Red Dog Park Website )
8070 Tylersville Rd., corner of Cox Rd., WestChester OH 45069
Visit website: Wiggly Field Cincinnati Dog Park
* 3-acre park
* Paved patio area
* Limit two dogs per handler
* Puppies under 4 months are prohibited
* Dog handlers must be 16 or older
* Complete dog park rules
* Park information
* A fenced area for small dogs and one for larger dogs.
