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
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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 fenced off-leash stop in Northeast, listed by the District’s parks department.
A free, paved 3.5-mile multiuse trail through Anacostia Park where pets are welcome on a leash six feet or shorter.
Atlas Brew Works' Bridge District beer garden welcomes well-behaved leashed dogs outdoors near Anacostia Metro.
A downtown Washington restaurant that invites dogs to dine alongside guests on its terrace and publishes a canine menu.
The National Park Service's lower 3.7-mile paved Capital Crescent Trail segment from Georgetown toward the Maryland line welcomes pets on leashes no longer than six feet.
A DPR-listed fenced dog park at 41st and Livingston Streets NW where dogs may be off leash inside the designated enclosure.
A Rhode Island Avenue public house that permits well-behaved leashed pets on its outside patio and supplies outdoor water bowls.
A Union Market taproom and restaurant with a shaded seasonal patio where dogs are welcome outdoors.
A Northeast DC production brewery where dogs may use the outdoor beer garden only while it is open for the season.
A seven-mile NPS natural-surface route from Fort Stanton toward Fort Mahan where leashed pets are welcome during posted daytime hours.
A DPR-listed fenced dog park at 25th and M Streets NW where dogs may be off leash inside the designated enclosure.
Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.