Ott's Off-Leash Dog Sanctuary

Ott's Off-Leash Dog Sanctuary is a fully-fenced dog park located in Ruskin, Florida. Dogs must be neutered or spayed, up-to-date on vaccinations, and wear a collar at all times. Aggressive behavior is not permitted, and dog handlers must be present and in control at all times. The park allows a maximum of three dogs per handler and has amenities such as chairs, tables, and a field. The park is open Wednesday through Sunday from 7:30 a.m. to sunset and closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Children under 16 must be supervised by an adult. Food and alcoholic beverages are not allowed on-site.

Dog Park at Gadsden Park

The Dog Park at Gadsden Park in Tampa, Florida is a fully-fenced enclosure where owners are responsible for their dogs' behavior and any injuries caused by them. Dogs must be licensed, wear ID tags, and be at least 4 months old to enter. Owners must clean up after their dogs, fill any holes they dig, and keep them under voice command at all times. Aggressive dogs will be removed, and dogs in heat are not allowed. Amenities include small dog-friendly areas, chairs, drinking water, tables, and a field. Violators will face removal and suspension of park privileges. The park is open from 7 am to 7 pm daily. Contact (813) 274-8615 or ted.fowler@tampagov.net for more information.

Dog Park at Davis Islands

The Dog Park at Davis Islands in Tampa, Florida is a fully fenced enclosure for dogs of all sizes. Owners must be legally responsible for their dogs, clean up after them, and ensure they are properly licensed and wearing ID tags. Dogs must be at least 4 months old and under constant supervision. Aggressive dogs will be removed, and dogs in heat are not allowed. Amenities include a field, beach area, chairs, and drinking water. The park is open 24/7, and violators of the rules risk suspension of park privileges. For more information, visit https://www.tampa.gov/parks-and-recreation/parks-and-facilities/dog-parks or contact (813) 274-8615 or regina.mcbride-smith@tampagov.net.

Dog Park at Palma Ceia Park

Located in Palma Ceia Park in Tampa, Florida, the dog park is fully enclosed and offers various amenities such as chairs, tables, and dog drinking water. Owners must adhere to strict rules, including cleaning up after their dogs, keeping them leashed, and ensuring they are under voice command at all times. Children must be supervised, and only dogs over 4 months old are allowed. Aggressive dogs will be removed, and violators risk being banned from the park. With a focus on safety and responsibility, the Dog Park at Palma Ceia Park is a great place for owners and their furry friends to enjoy outdoor time together. Contact them at (813) 274-8615 or regina.mcbride-smith@tampagov.net. Visit their website for more information: https://www.tampa.gov/parks-and-recreation/parks-and-facilities/dog-parks.

Post Hyde Park Dog Park

The Post Hyde Park Dog Park in Tampa, Florida is a small dog-friendly park located at 502 S Fremont Ave. The park provides a safe and enclosed environment for small dogs to play and socialize. Visitors can contact the park at 813-251-3500 for more information.

Washington Street Park

Washington Street Park in Tampa, Florida is a fully fenced dog park where owners are responsible for their dogs and their behavior. Dogs must be at least 4 months old, properly licensed, and wear ID tags. Owners must clean up after their dogs, fill any holes they dig, and never leave them unattended. Aggressive dogs will be removed, and dogs in heat are not allowed. Rawhide and food are prohibited. Violators will be subject to removal and suspension of park privileges. Small dog friendly with drinking water available. Limit of two dogs per person off-leash. Contact 813-274-7125 or ted.fowler@tampagov.net for more information.

Dog Park at North Shore Park

The Dog Park at North Shore Park in St. Petersburg, Florida is a fully fenced enclosure where dog owners must clean up waste, be within view of their dogs, and have a leash in hand at all times. Aggressive dogs, puppies under four months, and female dogs in heat are prohibited. There is a limit of two dogs per person, and no food or treats are allowed. Amenities include a small dog-friendly area, chairs, drinking water, tables, a field, and a lake or pond. Common courtesy and park rules must be observed. Maintenance occurs on Tuesdays and Fridays. Contact (727) 893-7441 or stpeteparksrec@stpete.org for more information.

Dog Park at Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park

The Dog Park at Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park in Tampa, Florida is a fully fenced enclosure where owners are legally responsible for their dogs and must ensure they are properly licensed with ID tags. Owners must also clean up after their dogs, fill any holes they dig, and ensure they are at least 4 months old. Aggressive dogs will be removed, and those in heat are not allowed. Dogs must be leashed upon entering and leaving the park, with a limit of two dogs off leash per person. Amenities include small dog areas, agility equipment, drinking water, and a field. Violations may result in removal and suspension of park privileges. Contact (813) 274-8615 or ted.fowler@tampagov.net for more information. Website: http://www.tampagov.net/parks-and-recreation/programs/parks-and-facilities/dog-parks.

Madison Street Dog Park

Madison Street Dog Park in Tampa, Florida is a fully fenced enclosure where owners can bring their dogs to play. Owners are responsible for their dogs and must adhere to a set of rules including cleaning up after their pet, keeping them leashed, and ensuring they are under voice command at all times. Children must be supervised and only dogs over 4 months old are allowed. Aggressive dogs will be removed. The park offers amenities such as water for dogs and is small dog friendly. Violators will face removal and suspension of park privileges. Contact information can be found on the city's website.

Crescent Lake Dog Park

Crescent Lake Dog Park in St. Petersburg, Florida is an unfenced park located at 617 12th Ave. It is small dog friendly and offers amenities such as dog drinking water, tables, an indoor restroom, a lake or pond, and trails for dogs to enjoy. For more information or inquiries, contact the park at 727-893-7441 or email StPeteParksRec@stpete.org.

Deputy John Kotfila, Jr. Memorial Dog Park

The Deputy John Kotfila, Jr. Memorial Dog Park in Tampa, Florida is a fully fenced park that is small dog friendly and equipped with amenities such as chairs, dog drinking water, and a table. The park is open from 5 am to 11 pm and offers a website for more information (https://www.tampa-xway.com/deputy-kotfila-memorial-dog-park/) as well as a phone number ((813) 272-6740) and email (info@tampa-xway.com) for inquiries.

Dog Park at Lake Vista Park

The Dog Park at Lake Vista Park in St. Petersburg, Florida is a fully fenced enclosure where dog owners must clean up after their pets, keep them on leashes, and be in sight at all times. The park has amenities such as a swimming pool, a field, and drinking water for dogs. There are specific rules in place, including a limit of two dogs per person, no food or treats allowed, and no aggressive dogs or puppies under four months. Children under 10 must be supervised, and female dogs in heat are not allowed. Visit the park's website for more information on work hours and contact details.