There are 23 off-leash dog parks within 20 miles of Mars. 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 Mars.
Riding Meadow Park
Riding Meadow Park in Pittsburgh, PA, welcomes dogs to explore its wooded trails and romp in the water. No more than two dogs are allowed per owner, and they must be under control during their visit. Permits from the Borough Building are required for parking in this area. Riding Meadow Park is open daily from sunrise to sunset.
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Penn Hills Dog Park
This grassy off-leash dog park features a large run. Water is not available on site. So make sure you bring some to keep Fido cool as he plays! Meanwhile, you can sit on a bench and chat with other pet parents.
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Bernard Dog Run
A community-based, enclosed, off-leash dog park, Bernard Dog Run is a safe space for Fido to play! Bernard Dog Run features separate areas for small and large dogs, benches, and bowls. There is no water source, so dog owners are asked to bring along water for their pet. Bernard Dog Run is open year-round from dawn to dusk.
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Jade's Dog Park
Jade's Dog Park is a pet-friendly recreation area in Butler, PA. Located in Alameda Park in Butler Township to the right of the water park, this is a great place to bring your dog to socialize and get some exercize. You'll also find a separate section for small and large dogs in the park. There's also a shelter, benches and water fountains in the park.
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Robin Hill Park
Robin Hill Park is a dog-friendly greenspace in Coraopolis, PA. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you on the walking trails of this 140-acre park.
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Lucky Paws Dog Park and Pool
Pets will love to play off-leash at this fenced dog park with doggie pool, picnic tables, agility equipment, benches, and a separate small dog area. Membership required.
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Carnegie Dog Park
This is a nice little dog park. There is a section for all size dogs and one for smaller dogs or shy dogs. In the winter months you will want to bring your own water because they shut off the fountain and pump that is in the all size dog section.
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The Indoor Dog Park
The Indoor Dog Park is a members-only dog park in Cranberry Township, PA. Fido can play all day long on the 20,000 square feet of pet-friendly grass because this park is open 24 hours a day and seven days a week! The park also features a lounge, market, TVs and stereo system, private rooms for one-on-one play, and state-of-the-art doggy toilets and hydration stations. To gain membership, your dog must pass their temperament evaluation and be up-to-date on all vaccinations. Membership packages vary; see their website for current pricing levels.
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North Park Dog Park
This fenced dog park has drinking water, pickup bags and benches. Dogs on leash are allowed in most of the rest of this 3,075 acre park.
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Point State Park
Dogs are allowed on leashes and you must pick up after your pet, but this is a beautiful park located at the confluence of the three rivers, with plenty to watch: boats, trains, people etc. You can sit by the fountain (when it's on), walk around the paved perimeter or romp in the grass.
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Riverview Dog Park
Pets will love to play off-leash at this fenced dog run in Pittsburgh's Riverview Park, located adjacent to the Allegheny Observatory parking lot. Dogs are also welcome in all other areas of the park, on-leash.
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Settlers Cabin Park Off-Leash Area
Bring Fido to play at the off-leash dog park at Settlers Cabin Park. Walk your leashed dogs in the wildly beautiful wooded hills of Settlers Cabin Park Connector Trail, which links the park to the Panhandle Trail, a 29-mile stretch from Carnegie to Weirton, WV, as well as the Montour Trail.
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Braddock Bark Park
Bring Fido to Braddock Bark Park to burn off steam in a fenced-in grassy area. The Bark Park is open to the public, 24/7.
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Boyce Park Dog Park
Boyce Park Dog Park is pet-friendly. This Plum park welcomes dogs to play off-leash in the large fenced space. Visitors can chill at the picnic table underneath the gazebo on sunny days. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind and to keep an eye on dogs playing. Boyce Park Dog Park is open every day of the week from 8am to 8pm.
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Southside Works Dog Park
Pittsburgh pups will love spending an afternoon at the new SouthSide Works Dog Park, and their owners will want to stay even longer when they see the mobile taproom on the premises. Levity Brewing, a local independent brewery, provides six brews for an afternoon of fun and laughter for you and your pooch. Inside the park, visitors can gather under shady trees and watch pups run and play on the agility equipment.
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