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Dog Friendly Activities in Tucson, AZ

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There are 67 dog friendly activities in Tucson. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Tucson.

Pet Friendly Arizona Wine Collective

Arizona Wine Collective

Arizona Wine Collective

Arizona Wine Collective in Tucson, AZ offers a curated selection of fine local wines. Savor your favorite wine with Fido by your side on the pet-friendly patio. Pre-packaged snacks are available for purchase, but patrons are encouraged to bring their own food. There's also a pizza place right next door, allowing you to pair your wine with delicious, freshly-made pizza.

Pet Friendly Ignite Sign Art Museum

Ignite Sign Art Museum

Ignite Sign Art Museum

Find a refreshing retreat from the desert sun by exploring the Ignite Sign Art Museum in Tucson, AZ, along with Fido. This unique, pet-friendly museum showcases an impressive collection of neon lights, artfully presented within recreated storefront vignettes that capture the vibrant essence of Americana. Beyond the displays, the museum engages visitors of all ages with interactive exhibits, scavenger hunts, and captivating neon-bending demonstrations.

Mission Garden

Mission Garden in Tucson, AZ, is a living museum that embodies the region's rich agricultural history, tracing over 4,000 years. Situated at the base of scenic Sentinel Peak, also known as "A" Mountain, this lush oasis in the Sonoran Desert is a re-creation of the Spanish Colonial walled garden that was part of Tucson's historic San Agustín Mission. Today, dog-friendly Mission Garden showcases a variety of gardens that demonstrate the evolution of plant cultivation and agricultural practices through the centuries, from ancient Native American crops to Spanish colonial orchards, right up to heritage fruit trees and vegetable gardens representing the many cultures that have influenced the area over the millennia. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you as you explore its peaceful pathways, flourishing plant life, and educational displays.

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

Southern Arizona Transportation Museum

The Southern Arizona Transportation Museum in Tucson, AZ is a dog-friendly attraction housed within the historic Southern Pacific Railroad Depot. It showcases the pivotal role transportation played in shaping Southern Arizona's development. Exhibits range from vintage locomotives and railcars to engaging displays chronicling the evolution of transportation methods, including the impact of the railroad on Tucson's growth and prosperity. Leashed dogs are welcome inside the museum. Please note that there are cats living in the locomotive.

Himmel Park

Himmel Park is a pet-friendly community spot in Tucson, AZ. Your leashed pup is welcome to join you as you explore the 25-acre area. The park boasts ample green space for your four-legged friend to roll around in or sit down and have a picnic. A fitness area, restrooms, grills, and a drinking fountain are also on site.

Morris K. Udall Park

Morris K. Udall Park

The Morris K. Udall Park in Tucson, AZ is dog friendly. This park features a ton of amenities for you and Fido to explore like a bocce court, horseshoe pits, an amphitheater and a walking path. There's also a fenced dog park on site.

Dog Park at Crossroads at Silverbell District Park

Dog Park at Crossroads at Silverbell District Park

Bring Fido to play at the dog park located inside Crossroads at Silverbell District Park in Tucson, AZ. This fenced-in dog park has plenty of area for your pup to play, plus a ramada to provide shade. The larger park has tennis and volleyball courts, a playground and access to the Santa Cruz Shared Use Path. Remember to leash Fido back up when entering the larger park.

Dog Park at Jacobs Park

Dog Park at Jacobs Park

Bring Fido for some fun at Jacobs Dog Park in Tucson, AZ. This small, off-leash area is located within the larger Jacobs Park. The park doesn't have separate areas for small and large breeds, so make sure your pup is comfortable playing with pups of all sizes. Dogs must be leashed back up before stepping back out into the larger park area.

San Lucas Community Park

San Lucas Community Park

The San Lucas Community Park in Marana, AZ is dog friendly. This park is easily accessible located off Interstate 10, and features amenities like walking paths, grills, a soccer field, fitness stations, and restrooms. A fenced dog park is also on site.

Dove Mountain

Explore the great outdoors with Fido at the dog-friendly Dog Mountain in Marana, AZ. This large nature preserve has more than 50 miles worth of hiking and biking trails. Trails are well marked and well kept. Dogs must remain leashed at all times.

Anamax Dog Park

Anamax Dog Park

Bring Fido for some fun at Anamax Dog Park in Sahuarita, AZ. This fenced park is just under an acre, and the grass is a wonderful retreat from the surrounding desert! Let your pup explore the agility equipment. The park is split for large and small breeds, so all dogs will have the chance to have fun.

James D. Kriegh Park

James D. Kriegh Park

The James D. Kriegh Park in Oro Valley, AZ is dog friendly. This large park has a lot of amenities like a concession stand, baseball field, picnic areas and a sand volleyball court. There is a fenced dog park located within the larger park.

Sahuarita Lake Park

Sahuarita Lake Park

Bring Fido with you to the dog-friendly Sahuarita Lake Park in Sahuarita, AZ. This 15-acre park has grassy areas to explore, and a pathway to walk around the lake. Dogs must be leashed during their visit and cannot swim in the lake.

Ora Mae Harn District Park

Ora Mae Harn District Park

Enjoy the great outdoors with Fido at the dog-friendly Ora Mae Harn District Park in Marana, AZ. This large city park has multi-use fields, grill areas, a pickleball court and two playground areas. Dogs must remain leashed while exploring the park grounds, but there is a fenced, off-leash dog park available for some off-leash fun.

Dog Park at Ora Mae Harn District Park

Dog Park at Ora Mae Harn District Park

Bring Fido to play at the dog park at Ora Mae Harn District Park in Marana, AZ. This fenced dog park allows your pup to enjoy some socialization and exercise off leash. It has grass, an agility course and running water. Bring your own water bowl.

Dog Park at San Lucas Community Park

Dog Park at San Lucas Community Park

Bring Fido to the dog park at San Lucas Community Park in Marana, AZ. The park is fenced, allowing your pup a safe spot for off-leash play. There's plenty of shade, benches, and even a water area for your dog to dip off! This dog park is located within the larger San Lucas Community Park, so make sure to leash Fido back up when exiting into the larger park.

Dog Park at James D. Kriegh Park

Dog Park at James D. Kriegh Park

Fido will love the dog park at James D. Kriegh Park in Oro Valley, AZ. Pets can romp and play at this off-leash dog park located within the larger James D. Kriegh Park. The fenced in park features dog toys, drinking stations, benches for relaxing and covered ramadas for shade during hot Arizona days. Remember to leash your pup back up when exiting to the larger park.

Dog Park at Gladden Farms Community Park

Dog Park at Gladden Farms Community Park

Bring Fido out for a day of play at the dog park inside of Gladden Farms Community Park in Marana, AZ. It's fully fenced and dirt covered with two separate areas for large and small dogs. Amenities include double-gated entry, tents for shade, waste stations and water access.

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