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Dots show a place or access point, not the boundary where dogs are allowed. 503 of 509 results have a sourced location.
A 5,000-square-foot covered patio where Pinthouse welcomes dogs and provides water bowls while ordinary pets remain outside.
A compact 0.2-acre off-leash area east of downtown, with a long narrow layout, crushed-rock surface, city view and combined human-and-dog drinking fountain.
A Richmond shoreline park with a specific off-leash exception, multiple official entrances and more than 2.5 miles of nearby Bay Trail.
A free therapeutic garden in Ed Benedict Park where leashed, well-behaved dogs may use designated paths and lawn areas.
A 603-acre Portland nature park with hiking, biking and equestrian trails where dogs are allowed only on leash and on trail.
A leashed open-space connection where the official inventory lists both Sand Creek and Westerly Creek trails.
Prospect Park’s Middle and Upper Long Meadow, Nethermead and Peninsula are designated off-leash areas during NYC’s published morning and evening windows.
A six-mile preserve trail network with leashed dog access and a signed 17.5-acre central off-leash area reached from named trails.
A 0.38-acre designated dog-friendly area at Margate Park with a dog drinking fountain and Chicago permit requirements.
A dog-friendly Bankers Hill taproom with indoor seating and a 1,000-square-foot outdoor patio beside Balboa Park.
A 7,000-square-foot North Park taproom with indoor and outdoor gathering space and a shared Pure Project leash-and-behavior policy.
Rail Yard Dog Park is an existing off-leash area in the Denver Parks and Recreation directory.
Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.