Top Public and Private Dog agility parks in Temple, Texas

Park hours: Wednesday 5 am–11 pm Thursday 5 am–11 pm Friday 5 am–11 pm Saturday 5 am–11 pm Sunday 5 am–11 pm Monday (Memorial Day) 5 am–11 pm Hours might differ Tuesday 5 am–11 pm

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Park hours: 7 am–11 pm Daily

Park hours: Open 24 hours 7 days per Week

We host a private retreat for pups who need space to roam freely! Not every dog thrives in a busy public park, and we understand the need for a safe, stress-free environment. Whether your furry friend prefers quiet playtime, needs extra security, or just loves to explore without interruptions, our park is designed for them. With plenty of open space, a well-maintained setting, and a hassle-free experience, you can relax while your pup enjoys the freedom to run, sniff, and play at their own pace. Come visit and let your dog experience the perfect getaway—tail wags guaranteed!

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Our spot is out in the country. Lots of trees and trails to walk. Easily used for training. Small seating area. Parking inside the property.

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It's nestled in the Colored District of Pflugerville. There's a Hispanic and African American cemetery you will pass to enter the property. The field's trees are along the edges so you can see your dog almost across the whole property. There's a 2 car carport and house on the property. Also there are a few trails the animals use along the fence which are seen when the grass gets higher. There is a firepit, parkours and the main attraction is the huge field. Dog walkers, reactive dogs and/or doggie dates are perfect for the spot. The smells, the sniffs and occasional chase of small animals will keep the dogs attention all in a safe controlled environment. I try to keep debris off the spot. I'm always fixing the fence. My main focus for the visitors is please pick up after your dog. There's plenty of bags and a huge green trashcan to put it in. I just added a swung which I'd next to some trees so yall can relax in the shade and not in the grass. There's a green trash can where the doggie poo goes. Attached to that are the poo bags in a clear plastic bag. Next to the green trash can is a rusty metal chair. In that chair are toys, tennis balls, doggie bowls and more. The water hose is on top of a 55 gallon Grey tank, which is close to the house. This tank is less than 8 feet away from the proper gate facing north, which is next to the outdoor water source. Now offering 30 minute time slots because of the heat. RVers are welcome.

Park hours: Open 24 hours 7 days per Week

Park hours: 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. April 1 – Oct. 1 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 2 to March 31

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