10 Best Dog Parks in Iowa!
Iowa is home to some truly incredible dog parks. From the shady trails of Mason City Dog Park to the grand pond at Ankeny Dog Park, the Hawkeye State offers an array of places for your furry friends to roam and explore. Here’s a look at some of the best canine destinations you can roam.
This space provides excellent opportunities for canine companions to explore, exercise, and socialize. It was founded in partnership with the Johnson County Dog Park Action Committee. Safety and enjoyment are the top priorities here.
This spacious, off-leash park provides a great escape for pup families in Iowa City. The park features two shelters with benches that provide shaded seating and a place to set down water bowls. Plus, a special area for small dogs is closed off from the large dog section.
The Mason City Dog Park has become a local hang out, a beloved and integral part of the fabric of the community in Mason City.Here, neighbors can meet and their furry friends can have a blast in the open green space. For locals and those passing through, it’s not to be missed!
This fenced-in area invites all breeds to come and play off-leash. Don’t miss the small dog section for your pint-sized pup! Put on those walking shoes, leash up your four-legged family members and explore.
This two-part park accommodates both large and small breeds. The spacious area provides a balance of trees and open meadows and is complete with fencing and waste disposal bags. Plus, you’ll also find a selection of toys for added fun.
K9 Acres Off-Leash Dog Park offers a wide-open space for the public and their dogs to enjoy. Plus, dogs can simply enjoy a game of fetch or the more athletic and energetic ones can go jogging with their owners! Pups of all personalities and interests are welcome.
Ankeny Dog Park is a beautiful 7.5-acre expanse that allows dogs of all sizes to run free. It also features a half-acre pond, an area for small dogs, and plenty of space for play.
This 7 acre park on the north side of Crow Creek Park has plenty of room for dogs to run and explore during off-leash hours. Plus, the park even has a special area, The SPOTT, for older, timid, or smaller dogs to get out and about at a more peaceful pace.
This 2.5-acre park offers fenced-in spaces for both large and small breeds and plenty of room for exercise and socialization. Hours of fun are to be had throughout the park for you and your dog, get your cardio in for the day or take a leisurely walk and take in all the sights and smells.
This 5 acre park is sure to become your pup’s new favorite spot. Open to the public since 2009 and features vast green space, a selection of toys, and more. Relax with a game of frisbee or play a rigorous game of fetch, this park has you covered.
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