Fred Quinn Happy Tails Dog Park is a three-acre off-leash recreation area in Joe B. Barnes Regional Park in the heart of Midwest City, OK. This park has three separate places for dogs to explore. A space for small, older and disabled dogs, another area for large dogs, and a third area with a concrete water pond. The park also includes two large covered entrances, shaded seating for owners, secure one-way latches for entry and exit, fire hydrants, rinse stations in the pavilions and free waste-disposal bags.
Visit Website
Fred Quinn Happy Tails Dog Park has received a rating of 4.0 out of 5 bones by 9 canine critics on BringFido.
Visitors praise the Fred Quinn Happy Tails Dog Park for its large, shaded areas, separate sections for small and large dogs, and a dog pool. They note some issues with muddy areas after rainfall, but overall believe it is a great park for dogs to run and play.
We dug up 3 pictures of dogs at Fred Quinn Happy Tails Dog Park.
Want to feature your creature? Upload a photo of your pet at Fred Quinn Happy Tails Dog Park!
You can also share by using the hashtag #bringfido on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.
{{error}}
{{#unverified}}
To resend the verification email, click here.
{{/unverified}}
{{/error}}
{{#error}}
{{error}}
{{#duplicate}}
If you forgot your password, you can
.
{{/duplicate}}
{{#unverified}}
To resend the verification email, click here.
{{/unverified}}
{{/error}}
{{#error}}
{{error}}
{{/error}}
{{^error}}
We’ve emailed you instructions for resetting your password. If you don’t receive an email, please make sure you entered the correct address and check your spam folder.
{{/error}}
Your Privacy
We use cookies to deliver our services, personalize content, and get feedback on how people use BringFido so that we can improve.
By clicking OK, you accept this as outlined in our Cookie Policy.
My smol sweetie and I were on a road trip through OKC and stopped at this park on our way outta town. It wasn’t far off the highway and was a perfect little break!
The park is past the baseball fields and you’ll see the big arches/ entrances that I posted! There is a small and large dog park area and from the parking lot the small dog area seems very small but it’s actually the perfect size for my 3 pound energetic Maltese mix.