There are 28 off-leash dog parks within 20 miles of East Chicago. 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 East Chicago.
Jackson Bark
Jackson Bark is a dog park located in Jackson Park, just south of the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, IL. The fenced park features agility equipment and toys for Fido to enjoy.
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Woodland Dog Park
Woodland Dog Park in Portage, IN has two separate fenced sections for large and small dogs. Visitors will find shade trees, bench seating and fun agility equipment and obstacles to entertain athletic pups.
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Fred Anderson Dog Park
Architecturally structured dog park named for Chicago Jazz musician and owner of the Velvet Lounge, the Fred Anderson Dog Park is part of the Chicago Park District in Chicago, IL. Located in the South Loop, this park features separate areas for small and large dogs, as well as spouting fountains in the summer and a performance area.
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Dogwood Run at Lemon Lake County Park
Dogwood Run is a leash-free dog park at Lemon Lake County Park in Crown Point, IN. A Pooch Pass is required for entry. Please call or stop by Lake County Parks corporate office at 8411 East Lincoln Highway prior to visiting. Dogwood Run occupies 14 acres and is positioned between shelters 6 and 7. Pet owners should be mindful that the area is not fenced.
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Centennial Park Dog Park
Centennial Park Dog Park in Munster, IN is a 3-acre off-leash park which is accessible to members only. The dog park is gated and sectioned in two divisions, one for small dogs and one for large dogs, and features drinking fountains, play equipment, picnic tables, and shelters. A paid membership is required for entry and available for both residents and non-residents.
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Park No. 551 Dog Friendly Area
Park No. 551 Dog Friendly Area is a 1.19-acre green space in Chicago, IL. Bring your pet to play off-leash at this shady, fenced, neighborhood dog park.
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Happy Bark Dog Park
Fido can become a member of Happy Bark Dog Park and romp among other neighborhood pets in Evergreen Park, IL. The park features three fenced-in spaces: one for small dogs, one for large dogs and an obedience training area. Dogs can be registered at Village Hall.
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Wiggly Field
Wiggly Field in Chicago, IL, is a public dog park that boasts a fenced-in area, doggie water fountains, waste bags and a double gate to prevent escapes. Wiggly Field is located within Noethling Playlot Park, so there's plenty of places to explore nearby too.
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Grant Park Dog Friendly Area
Bring your pet to play off-leash at Grant Park Dog Friendly Area in Chicago, IL. This 18,000 square-foot fenced dog park is in Chicago's famous Grant Park. You will need to get yourself a permit to use the park and have the required vaccinations to do this.
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Rover's Run Dog Park
Pets will love to play off-leash at Rover's Run Dog Park, a fenced dog park in Homewood, IL. The park features shade structures and drinking water for your convenience. A dog park tag from the county is required for entry at this members-only based park.
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Bennett Park
Bennett Park is a dog-friendly park in Chicago, IL. Your leashed dog is welcome to join you at the park for a walk on the concrete paths or in the dog runs. Please note that dogs are not allowed on the playground, any space filled with sand, or running along side the bike.
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Lakeshore East Dog Park
Pet-friendly Lakeshore East Dog Park is a popular off-leash area in Chicago, IL. Situated within Lakeshore East Park, Fido is sure to enjoy this shady, fully-fenced space. Visitors will find an accessibility-friendly flat concrete path and water fountain, in addition to comfortable grass ideal for you dog to run and play. There are also benches and waste receptacles.
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Larrabee Dog Park
Larrabee Dog Park in Chicago, IL, is pet friendly. This fenced-in area is a cool place to take Fido to spend the afternoon. Your pup can socialize, play games and hang out next to the pretty Chicago River. The park sits on an elevated gravel patch and comes equipped with benches for humans to enjoy while their dogs have fun.
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Park 468
Park 468 is a grassy dog park in the West Elsdon community area of Chicago, IL, near Chiago Midway Airport. The park is fully fenced but visitors should ensure both the north and south gates are closed before letting Fido off leash. The park doesn't have any seating and owners should bring their own water.
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Wicker Dog Friendly Area
Pets are welcome to play off-leash at the Wicker Dog Friendly Area located within Wicker Park in Chicago, IL. There's plenty to do in this fenced-in area, where dogs can socialize and meet other like-minded hounds. Make sure you clean up any mess that your pooch leaves behind.
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Coliseum Dog Park
Bring your pet to play off-leash at Coliseum Dog Park in Chicago, IL. This shady, fenced, neighborhood dog park is a great place for Fido to get some exercise and socialize with other furry friends.
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Hamlin Dog Friendly Area
Fido can run and play at the Hamlin Dog Friendly Area in Chicago, IL. This gravel-covered, fenced, off-leash dog park is a favorite with locals. Registration is required for entry.
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Churchill Dog Friendly Area
Churchill Dog Friendly Area in Chicago, IL, is an off-leash, fully fenced dog park with street parking on Winchester. There is a water fountain for your convenience. Keep in mind that the entire enclosure is concrete.
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Walsh Dog Friendly Area
The Walsh Dog Friendly Area is a great place for Fido to run and play in Chicago, IL. Residents love the long, spacious, shady dog park at the north end of Walsh Park. Make sure you clean up any mess that your pooch leaves behind.
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Skinner Bark Park
Skinner Bark Park, officially known as Park No. 569, is a pet-friendly spot to let Fido run off-leash. This modern park is home to concrete paths for wandering on, open areas to play catch on, grass, and gravel. You can clean your pooch up if they get messy using the stations provided. If you or your pooch get parched, you can drink from the water fountains.
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