26th and I Dog Park
A DPR-listed fenced dog park at 26th and I Streets NW where dogs may be off leash inside the designated enclosure.
- DPR-designated fenced dog park
- Off-leash space inside the enclosure
- 26th and I Streets NW
Compare designated dog areas with leashed park visits. Permission can change at the edge of a dog area.
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A DPR-listed fenced dog park at 26th and I Streets NW where dogs may be off leash inside the designated enclosure.
A current Miami-Dade Park Finder destination marked “Dog-Friendly Park” for an on-leash outing at 5351 NW 195TH DR, Miami, FL 33055.
A designated dog-play stop at Aguila Park. Use the city point to choose a part of Phoenix that fits your route.
Photo: Bernard Gagnon · CC BY-SA 3.0. Source & image changes
An urban hilltop outing with a designated off-leash area and views toward the Painted Ladies.
A designated off-leash area within a shaded Northeast Portland neighborhood park, with leashed paths and nature areas outside it.
A fenced off-leash stop in Northeast, listed by the District’s parks department.
A fenced neighborhood dog area behind the pool, open from dawn to dusk.
A sloped off-leash dog play area in Alta Plaza’s southeast corner, with leashes required toward Scott Street.
A five-acre fenced bark park with a separate small-dog space.
A designated dog park inside historic La Palma Park with separate small- and large-dog play areas.
A dawn-to-dusk Anaheim dog park with separate small- and large-dog areas, agility equipment and a perimeter path.
A designated dog area beside a universally accessible playground in North Portland, with a school-day daytime closure.
Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.