Top Public and Private Dog water parks and swimming pools in Payne - Phalen, Minnesota

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Large fenced in backyard with pond view. Chairs available and water for dogs!

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A large, open 1.25 acre fenced in yard with multiple small hills that is bordered on the west side by a public walking trail (with 6 foot fence) and on the north side by Rice Creek (with 5 foot fence). Note that the creek is not directly accessible from the Sniffspot. During the winter months, deer and foxes pass just outside of the fenced in yard, while in warmer months the creek entices additional wildlife as well as the occasional canoeist or kayak. Agility equipment pictured are available during the warmer months and are not available in the winter. There's abundant street parking as we are located at a dead-end. Please do not park in the driveway. Enter the yard using the gate located to the left of the garage. Please also see us on Facebook at https://fb.com/rcsspot and Instagram @rcsspot

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90 minute time slot. We have an open 70 acres surrounding a private pond with a trail thru the fields and woods around nature. The time allotment is 90 minutes only. We ask that our guests park by the barn and go straight to the lake then to the left around the lake. Trails are marked. It is about a 1 mile trail or more. trails are not plowed open in the winter but are perfect for snow shoeing, hiking an fat tire bikes in the snow on the trails or perfect spring to fall on the maintained trails.

The Arlington Arkwright Dog Park in St. Paul, Minnesota, is an unfenced park located at 400 Arlington Ave. Dog owners must keep their pets in sight and under voice control at all times, clean up after them, and bring their own waste bags. Only licensed, vaccinated dogs are allowed, and aggressive dogs are prohibited. The park is open from sunrise to sunset and offers amenities such as chairs, water for dogs, and a field or pond. Owners are responsible for their dogs' actions and behavior, and children should be supervised. The park follows all other city park rules.

Park hours: Sunrise to Sunset

Woodview Off-Leash Dog Park is located at 481 Larpenteur Ave in Roseville, Minnesota. The park features an unfenced enclosure suitable for small dogs, with amenities such as dog drinking water, a field, and a nearby lake or pond for dogs to splash around in. For more information, visit their website at http://cityofroseville.com/219/Reservoir-Woods or call (651) 748-2500.

Battle Creek Dog Park in Maplewood, Minnesota is an unfenced park where dogs must be leashed at all times. Owners are responsible for their dogs' behavior and must clean up after them. Female dogs in heat and puppies under four months old are not allowed. Aggressive dogs must be leashed and removed immediately. Children under 12 must be supervised and educated on safe behavior around dogs. Amenities include a field, lake or pond, and swimming pool. The park is open daily from dawn to dusk. For more information, visit http://www.battlecreekdogpark.dog/ or call (651) 266-0300.

Park hours: Daily - Dawn to Dusk

Park hours: Sunrise - 11 p.m.

Franklin Terrace Off-Leash Dog Park in Minneapolis, Minnesota is an unfenced park where handlers must individually leash their dogs, except when inside a designated Off-Leash Dog Park area. All handlers must possess an Off-Leash Dog Park Permit for their dogs. The park is open from 6 am to 10 pm, and amenities include a river, stream, or creek. Rules include no more than three dogs per handler, dogs declared dangerous or in heat are not allowed, and handlers must always clean up after their dogs. Children must be closely supervised, and dogs must be leashed at the first sign of aggression. Contact info: (612) 230-6400, info@minneapolisparks.org. Website: https://www.minneapolisparks.org/parks-destinations/dog-parks/franklin_terrace_off-leash_dog_park/

Park hours: 6 am-midnight

Minnehaha Off-Leash Dog Park in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is an unfenced park where handlers must individually leash their dogs unless inside a designated Off-Leash Dog Park area. All handlers must have an Off-Leash Dog Park Permit for their dogs and follow strict regulations, such as no more than three dogs per handler, controlling and cleaning up after their dogs, and observing all ordinances. The park provides amenities like dog drinking water and access to a river, stream, or creek. It is open from 6 am to midnight and is governed by specific city ordinances. Contact information is available on their website for more details.

Park hours: 6 am-midnight

The Dog Park at Thresher Fields Park in Eagan, Minnesota is an unfenced off-leash dog area where handlers are responsible for their dog's behavior and safety. Dogs must be properly vaccinated and have a permit tag. Only two dogs per handler are allowed, and aggressive dogs are not permitted. Handlers must clean up after their dog and keep them under control at all times. Children under 16 must be supervised, and certain restrictions apply to puppies and female dogs in heat. The park is open from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. and offers amenities such as a small dog area, field, and lake. Visitors can contact the city for more information at (651) 675-5500 or visit their website.

Park hours: Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Andy's Bark Park in Woodbury, MN is an off-leash dog park with amenities like a pet watering station, mowed walking trails, benches, picnic tables, and a portable restroom. The park is not fully fenced, so owners must leash their dogs before entering and leaving. Owners are responsible for their dog's behavior and must have a current City of Woodbury dog license. The park is open from dawn to dusk and prohibits aggressive behavior, hunting, firearms, and dog training devices. Children should not approach dogs without permission. In case of emergency, dial 911. (97 words)

Park hours: 8 am to 4:30 pm

Lake of the Isles Off-Leash Dog Park in Minneapolis, Minnesota, offers an unfenced area where handlers must leash their dogs unless inside a designated Off-Leash Dog Park. Handlers must have a permit for their dogs and follow rules such as no dangerous animals, dogs in heat, or more than three dogs per handler. The park is open from 6 am to 10 pm and offers amenities like small dog-friendly areas, chairs, tables, and access to a lake or pond. Handlers must supervise their dogs and children at all times, clean up after their dogs, and leash them if showing signs of aggression. Contact information can be found on their website.

Park hours: 6 am-midnight

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Come see this incredible property for yourself! Situated on 7.23 beautiful acres. Complete w/ mature trees, ponds and wildlife.

Stillwater Dog Park located at 2000 Myrtle St in Minnesota is an unfenced park that offers amenities such as small dog-friendly areas, fields, rivers, streams, lakes, ponds, and a swimming pool. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities with their furry friends in a picturesque setting. For more information, visit their website at https://www.stillwatermn.gov/city-government/departments/public-works/parks or contact them via phone at (651) 439-6688 or email at stillwatermndogpark@gmail.com.

The Bloomington Off-Leash Recreation Area is an unfenced dog park located at Nesbitt Ave & W 111th St in Bloomington, Minnesota. Dogs must be licensed in the city in which you live, under voice control at all times, and handlers must closely supervise them. Only two dogs per handler are allowed and dogs must be leashed while entering and exiting. Amenities include small dog friendly areas, dog drinking water, an indoor restroom, a lake or pond, and a swimming pool. For more information, visit https://www.bloomingtonmn.gov/pr/parks/leash-recreation-area-dogs-nesbitt-ave-and-w-111th-st or contact (952) 563-8877 or email parksrec@BloomingtonMN.gov.

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This is a private 8 acre parcel with pond. Plenty of room to roam.

Park hours: 5 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

Fish Lake Regional Park Dog Off-Leash Area in Maple Grove, Minnesota is a popular spot for dog owners to let their furry friends roam free. The unfenced enclosure requires all users to carry a pass, with fees per household. Annual passes are available and must be renewed every 12 months. Owners are responsible for controlling their dogs, cleaning up after them, and ensuring they have proof of rabies vaccination. Aggressive behavior is not tolerated, and sick dogs should not be brought to the park. Children under 15 must be supervised. Amenities include a field, lake, and dog drinking water. Visit their website for more information or call (763) 694-7818.

The Dog Park at Staring Lake Park in Eden Prairie, Minnesota is an unfenced park for dog owners over the age of 12. Visitors must have a leash for each dog, supervise closely, clean up after their dogs, and dispose of waste properly. Only two dogs are allowed per person and visitors must stay off agility equipment. The park offers amenities such as agility equipment, chairs, dog drinking water, tables, and a field near a lake or pond. Park rules prohibit glass containers, smoking, female dogs in season, bikes, and unauthorized motorized equipment. Visitors are legally responsible for any damage or injuries caused by their dogs. Contact the park at (952) 949-8333 or email ltoomey@edenprairie.org for more information.

Elm Creek Park Reserve Dog Off-Leash Area in Champlin, Minnesota is an unfenced park where dogs must be under handler's control. Only two dogs per handler are allowed, and owners must clean up after their pets. Aggressive behavior is not permitted, and proof of rabies vaccination is required. Sick dogs should stay home. Children under 15 must be supervised, and dogs outside the off-leash area must be leashed. The park offers amenities such as a swimming pool, field, and lake or pond. Small dogs are welcome, and there is an indoor restroom on site. For more information, visit their website or contact them at (763) 694-7894 or ecssa@threeriversparks.org.

River Falls Dog Park, located at W10225 County Road FF in River Falls, Wisconsin, is an unfenced park where dogs must be leashed at all times. Owners are responsible for controlling their dogs and cleaning up after them. Dogs must be licensed, vaccinated, and not in heat. Aggressive dogs must be leashed and removed immediately. The park is open daily from dawn to dusk and features amenities such as small dog areas, chairs, drinking water, tables, and a river or creek. Children under 12 must be supervised by an adult. In case of emergency, dial 911. For more information, visit https://www.rfcity.org/989/River-Falls-Dog-Park or contact (715) 426-3420 or eellefson@rfcity.org.

Park hours: Daily from dawn to dusk

Ritter Farm Dog Park in Lakeville, Minnesota is an unfenced park located at 19300 Ritter Pkwy Trl. The park is small dog friendly, provides drinking water for dogs, and features a lake or pond for them to enjoy. The park is open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and can be contacted at (952) 985-4400 or smatthews@lakevillemn.gov. More information can be found on their website at https://www.lakevillemn.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/-28.

Park hours: 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. daily

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**It's muddy!! Until things dry out, parking is only available on the concrete pad closer to the house. Please do not park by the bonfire pit. ** **Fostering a dog? Message for special discounts** This is our private residence. Our dogs love walking the trails, sprinting through the woods, and diving through the prairie grasses. We love offering other pups the chance to enjoy it too! The trails are mostly wooded, and there is a ravine with a small creek (often dry in the summer). There are areas of trails, woods, prairie, and mowed grass. There is a barbed-wire fence marking the property line around the property, however it is not fully-fenced. Your dog will need to know to stay close enough to you or respond to your calls. *The ticks are out!* *Poop bags provided* 10% of all profit is donated to dog rescue organizations

Park hours: Mon-Fri, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

Alpine Dog Park in Ramsey, MN is a spacious off-leash area located in the center of Alpine Park. The park features partially irrigated grounds with tall grass and a wooded corner, as well as a pet fountain and seating for humans. Amenities include chairs, tables, fields, and a lake or pond. The park is open from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM Monday through Sunday and is the perfect spot for pets and their owners to enjoy some outdoor recreation. Visit their website or contact them at (763) 433-9820 or permits@cityoframsey.com for more information.

Park hours: M - F 7:00 AM —  10:00 PM Sat 7:00 AM —  10:00 PM Sun 7:00 AM —  10:00 PM

Cleary Lake Dog Off-Leash Area in Prior Lake, Minnesota offers a variety of amenities including a river, stream, lake, and swimming pool for dogs to enjoy. The area is unfenced, with a requirement for all users to carry a pass, ensuring each family member has their own pass. Pass fees are per household, with the option to purchase a day pass if an annual pass is forgotten. Dogs must be under control, with a maximum of two dogs per handler. Owners must clean up after their pets, provide proof of rabies vaccination, and refrain from bringing symptomatic dogs. Children under 15 must be supervised by an adult.

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FYI - Early spring is a great time to visit! You really can see all the paths, the lay of the land when the trees are void of leaves. The riverbed, grass field, and smaller fenced area are all open for play! We have a beautiful piece of land with a (mostly) fenced perimeter and 1/3 acre fully fenced doggy play area. If you drive in by the picnic table you are in the center of 18 acres to play on and will be quite a distance from the road. ** This time of year you may need to park at the entrance off the road but walk in because of it still being soft with snow melt and spring rains. There are mowed walking paths to the beautiful Kinnickinnic river, far away from other people and animals. You and your dog will love it here! The river is cold and easy for dogs to hop in and out, (not easy for humans right now). If you want to keep them out of the water there is about 10 acres of open field where you park, separate and above the river so you don't need to have them down by the water at all. (although most dogs gravitate to there!)