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Welcome to our canine haven, a fully-fenced dog paradise designed for the ultimate sniffing and exploring experience! Bring your furry friend to our Sniffspot and watch them revel in the boundless opportunities for adventure. Our spacious backyard offers ample room for your pup to indulge in the joys of running, swimming, and even some friendly lizard chasing. The highlight of our Sniffspot is the inviting pool that both dogs and their human companions can enjoy together. Take a dip to cool off on warm days or simply lounge poolside while your pup enjoys the aquatic escapades. Worried about the aftermath of all the fun? Don't worry! We've got you covered with complimentary towels, ensuring a hassle-free and enjoyable visit for both you and your four-legged companion. With a green, lush environment that caters to your dog's natural instincts and your desire for a worry-free experience, our backyard promises a time full of excitement and joy. Come join us for an awesome time at our doggy paradise! Max 3 humans per booking please 😊 extra people can be added in the “Extras” section.

Come let your dog enjoy some play time in our large backyard in east Orlando. 1 acre and fully fenced so your furry friends will be secure to roam and have fun!! There is plenty of shade to take break and seats available. Off street parking is available with a 300 ft driveway!!

Play Ball! Dog Club is a private use, canine enrichment field (fenced) located on the beautiful campus of St. Richard's Episcopal Church in the heart of Winter Park (32792/Seminole County) - minutes from Baldwin Park, Audubon Park, Winter Park proper, Maitland, and College Park. The Club field was designed (and is managed by) a local, professional dog trainer as a private use, dog park "alternative" where dogs can meet their exercise and enrichment needs off-leash in the company of their people ONLY while enjoying multiple amenities and activities. Private use visits combined with the location of field, entrance gate, and designated Club parking, as well as privacy screening of Club fencing, are designed to ensure minimal encounters with others dogs or people (within vicinity/outside Club). Private use/visits are limited to maximum of *3 "registered" dogs and 3 guests from SAME household per visit. Dogs must be a minimum of 8 weeks old. At least one (1) Club Guest must be an adult (18 years of age or older). Minors must be accompanied by an adult at all times within the Club field and on campus. *Field use/visits by unregistered dogs, unregistered guests, and between dogs from different households is NOT permitted. The Club is NOT an open access dog park. *Limited exceptions to this policy may be considered - not guaranteed - by Club Manager and must be approved in advance by Club Manager. New guests and their "registered" pup(s) are required to meet with Club Manager on their 1st visit for a 5 minute orientation. Returning guests will - after their 3rd visit - receive a unique gate code for "unassisted" gate access as well as ability to contact Club Manager to open time slots within the restricted early morning & early evening schedules. The Club field is 1/2 acre, quiet, shaded, and fully-fenced (6 foot w/privacy screening). Restricted gate access: Existing members and regular/returning non-members (after 3 visits) are provided with a unique code for "unassisted" gate access. New and occasional guests gain '"assisted" access by Club Manager. Amenities include: dig pit (10x10x3 shaded pit) with non-toxic playground-grade play sand; agility equipment; tether ball pole; lizard island w/elevated planks; bungee pulls: in-ground and tree-supported; luring and fetch toys; Nose Work/Scent Work Stations (at base of each of 15 trees) and scent cans. Club Manager will pre-bait stations/cans with guest-supplied food lures upon advanced request by guest. ***Non-communal, filtered water station (for dogs only) with disposable water bowls (for non-members) and collapsible, reusable silicone bowls (provided to each existing member). Shaded seating areas. Designated/marked parking at Club field entrance. On-site, reward-based professional dog trainer available for hire. ***In response to Canine Respiratory Illness contagion.

Welcome to Sweetwater Palms. A private home featuring a Swimming pool for your Pup to swim, splash and play. Pet parent get to enjoy the amenities too. Also makes great Photos for social media post. Large pool with shallow ledge. Perfect for wading and getting your feet and paws wet until ready doggy paddle. Fully fenced Pool deck allows for off leash enjoyment. Yard features nice green grass for fetch, Small walking trail, and Dock on Sweetwater Creek. Stay for an hour for a quick dip or pack the family and Pool Bag and chill for hours. Our yard offers lots of Fun and relaxation opportunities. Like Sniffspot charges for additional pups, we do charge for additional human companions. **** Additional Humans MUST be added under extras **** Ask Host for Party options for more than 4 people or 4 or more dogs. Dog Floats, Human Floats and other fun stuff under extras. POOL TEMP is 77. Still warmer than Spring-water! POOL IS NOT HEATED - but hot tub feature can be ADDED to use for humans and some warm water spills over the shallow ledge. See Extras November & December: Pool is opened mostly on a WEEKEND DAY for guest or PUPs that don't mind the cooler temps or just want to enjoy Sun Deck and yard. SNOWBIRDS AND DOGS WELCOME BACK! *** IF YOU NEED A SPECIFIC DATE NOT OPEN, PLEASE EMAIL HOST.

A 0.3 lot with lots of running space available! We have fruit trees and plants growing around for smells, good sun exposure to enjoy from and more!

Acres of land for your furry friends to live their best life! Be sure to keep them hydrated! 💦

We have 5 acres of land that is fully enclosed with a fence. Roughly 1.5 acres - 2 acres is cleared land, perfect for running and activity. The remainder is forested. We reside next to a nature preserve, so wild animal encounters can occur. We have seen bears, coyotes, and snakes. Most of these occur in the morning time. The fence up front has some larger holes that a small dog could get through, but this is far away from the primary area located in the back. There are plants toxic to dogs around the house, so it is probably best to remain in the open areas.