See the areas, conditions and official sources before you go.
Sorted by place name, A–Z.
Photo: Davefoc · CC BY-SA 3.0. Source & image changes
A leashed walk below the Coyote Hills, with shaded picnic areas and a small fishing lake.
A 2.66-acre off-leash area beside Rancho Bernardo Community Park, with additional dog-park parking.
Two fenced, double-gated turf areas with benches and street parking.
A free Cañada Vista Park dog facility with separate size areas, agility equipment, water and shaded seating.
A large LoHi patio with published dog hours, a leash requirement and a clear indoor exclusion.
An island park dog outing where water conditions need a separate check.
A fully fenced 0.3-acre Belltown off-leash area with five-foot fencing, double airlock gates, running water and wheelchair access.
A Brookland production-brewery taproom whose covered outdoor patio welcomes dogs.
A 3.7-mile paved, ADA-accessible north-bank trail that the City identifies as dog friendly.
A 3-mile paved, ADA-accessible south-bank trail that the City identifies as dog friendly.
An official fenced dog run at the Hudson River Greenway and West 72nd Street, with off-leash use confined to the run and leash and license rules applying outside it.
A designated dog-play stop at Pecos Park. Use the city point to choose a part of Phoenix that fits your route.
Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.
