Stuyvesant Square Dog Park
A designated Manhattan dog run where dogs may be off leash inside the enclosure during park hours.
- Designated fenced dog run
- Central Manhattan location
- Official NYC Parks listing
Compare designated dog areas with leashed park visits. Permission can change at the edge of a dog area.
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A designated Manhattan dog run where dogs may be off leash inside the enclosure during park hours.
Photo: Cornellrockey · CC BY-SA 4.0. Source & image changes
A fenced off-leash stop in Northeast, listed by the District’s parks department.
A DPR-listed fenced dog park at 5th and Underwood Streets NW where dogs may be off leash inside the designated enclosure.
A leashed walk through six habitat zones with a trail link along the Santa Ana River corridor.
A rolling, shaded park walk with a small lake, creeks and a rose garden; keep dogs leashed around wildlife.
A fenced off-leash stop in Southeast, listed by the District’s parks department.
A renovated designated off-leash area in the Pearl District, reopened in October 2026; the grassy oval remains on-leash.
A designated Upper West Side dog run next to Theodore Roosevelt Park, with leash rules on the approach.
A designated East Village dog run where dogs may exercise off leash inside the run while NYC license, vaccination and supervision rules apply.
The state park dog-access directory lists the reserve as not allowing pet dogs.
A leashed urban park walk around an eight-acre lake and wildlife sanctuary near Placentia, Fullerton and Brea.
Separate dog-size spaces on the Tribeca waterfront.
Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.