There’s 1 off-leash dog park in Palm Harbor, and 37 more nearby. 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 Palm Harbor.
Paw Playground at John Chesnut Sr. Park
Fido can enjoy off-leash play with other canines at Paw Playground at John Chesnut Sr. Park in Palm Harbor, FL. This dog park features two separate fenced areas for large and small dogs, a dog cooling station and doggy water fountains. Benches, shade and waste bags are also available. Please leash Fido outside of the dog park.
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Enterprise Dog Park
Enterprise Dogs Park in Clearwater, FL, is a spacious field where dogs can play off leash. There are plenty of water and poop bag stations available. Please check their website for any temporary closures.
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Dog Park at Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park
The Dog Park at Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park is a popular spot for pets in Tampa, FL. There are separate off-leash sections for large and small breeds as well as umbrella-covered tables and a great water fountain for dogs to cool off in. Leashed dogs are also welcome in other areas of Julian B Lane Riverfront Park.
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Two Shepherds Taproom
Two Shepherds Taproom in Tampa is a fully air-conditioned indoor/outdoor dog park and dog-friendly bar. Humans must be at least 21 years old to enter, and pups must be at least 8 months old and must be spayed/neutered. Come get your paws on a pint! Dogs are able to run freely while owners enjoy a refreshing beer, wine, or soda. Upload proof of up to date rabies, distemper and bordetella vaccinations on their website prior to visiting.
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Pups Pub - Tampa
BringFido to Pups Pub, South Tampa's dog-friendly, full liquor, off leash dog park bar. Let your pooch meet other pups at the indoor or outdoor dog park areas, while you enjoy one of the specialty cocktails from the bar. Day passes, monthly, and annual memberships are available. All dogs must have up to date vaccinations: Rabies and Parvo (you can send in your records before your visit, or bring them with you on your first visit!). Food trucks can sometimes be found onsite or you are welcome to bring your own food. Human guests must be at least 21 years old to visit.
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Boca Ciega Millennium Dog Park
Boca Ciega Millennium Dog Park is an area of this Seminole public park that includes a fenced 1.5 acre dog run where your pet may play off-leash. The area is grassy with plenty of trees for shade.
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West Dog Park
West Dog Park, conveniently located near Tampa International Airport, is Hillsborough County's first dog park. The play area features 5 acres with a 6-foot galvanized chain link fence and double-gated entries with separate sections for large and small dogs. In addition, there are water fountains for people and pooches, picnic tables, shelters, dog washes, a hitching post, and doggie mitt receptacles.
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Jim Urbanski Dog Park at Al Lopez Park
Jim Urbanski Dog Park at Al Lopez Park in Tampa, FL features dog water fountains and two fenced play areas for large and small dogs to enjoy some off-leash exercise. Leashed pets are also welcome to explore the rest of this 132-acre park with a nature trail and freshwater ponds.
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Dog Park at Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park
The Dog Park at Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park is fully fenced with artificial turf, agility equipment, drinking water, waste bags and trash cans. Bring Fido for some off-leash fun at this popular park along the Hillsborough River in the heart of Tampa, FL.
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Walsingham Park
Walsingham Park in Seminole, FL, features three large shaded dog parks - two for large breeds and one for small dogs. The area is surrounded by 6-foot fences and plenty of room for the pups to play. The parks overlook the lake in Walsingham Park. There are also six miles of trails where friendly, leashed dogs are allowed.
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Eagle Lake Park
Great care was given to the restoration of the land’s natural habitat during the park’s development. One key feature is a wetlands section on the western side of the park which has been restored with 100 percent native plants. The park is home to fox squirrels, numerous bird species, gopher tortoises and water turtles.
Amenities:
In keeping with the tradition of the land’s former use, much of the park’s amenities were built with a citrus grove theme. These include:
6 picnic shelters - reserve shelters online
3 restrooms
playground
dog park - follow dog park rules
A paved 12-foot wide recreation trail
Numerous shell paths for walking and enjoying nature
2,000 feet of boardwalks over restored wetlands
Catch and release fishing permitted from designated areas only, no bank fishing allowed.
3 vending stations
History:
The 163-acre park originally belonged to the Taylor family, one of the original pioneer families in Pinellas County. The Taylor's used the property for cattle grazing and as a citrus grove. The park comprises two parcels the county purchased in 1998 and 2006.
All dogs must be leashed when entering and exiting the park.
Park closes at dusk.
Patrons use the dog park at their own risk.
Handlers are liable for any injury or damage caused by their dog (s).
Handlers are limited to 3 dogs.
Dogs shall be licensed and vaccinated with a tag on their collar at all times.
Dogs in heat are prohibited.
Handler must be 16 years of age or older.
Children under 12 are not permitted without a responsible adult.
Handler must control their dog and attend to it at all times.
Handler must carry a leash with them at all times while in the park.
Handler is responsible for picking up and disposing of their dog's waste in designated receptacles.
No dogs under 4 months of age. Check with your veterinarian before introducing a new puppy to the dog park.
No aggressive dogs.
Handlers must stop their dogs from digging and are responsible for filling any holes their dog makes.
No excessive barking.
No bathing of dogs within the park.
No food or smoking within the fenced area.
Note to Patrons:
Beware of holes dug by dogs.
Users of this facility do so at their own risk.
Do not go bare foot in the dog park.
Be aware of diseases that can be transmitted from dog-to-dog in a dog park and have your dog vaccinated BEFORE coming to the park to play. Example: Kennel cough, ring worm, etc.
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Deputy John Kotfila, Jr. Memorial Dog Park
Dogs are welcome to play off-leash at the Deputy John Kotfila, Jr. Memorial Dog Park in Tampa, FL. There's lots of space for pups of all sizes to romp, and there are separated areas for small and large dogs. The park features canine-friendly turf, climbing structures, tunnels, canine water fountains and bench-style seating. A majority of the park is shaded thanks to its location below the Selmon Expressway.
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Sand Key Dog Park
Sand Key Dog Park is located near the beach and has separate sides for small dogs and large dogs with a watering station for both. It's always very clean and uncrowded.
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Tarpon Springs Dog Park
Fido can meet new canine friends at Tarpon Springs Dog Park in Tarpon Springs, FL. Located within the Live Oak Recreational Complex, this off-leash fenced dog park offers a separate section for small dogs, agility equipment, water stations, mature trees that provide shade, waste stations and benches. Please clean up after your pup and make sure they are on-leash outside of the dog park.
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Queenie's Dog Park at Water Works Park
Queenie's Dog Park at Water Works Park in Tampa is pet-friendly. The area also includes a riverfront park with open green space, covered and shaded picnic areas, a playground, and a splash pad for children. The park is open daily.
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Achieva Paw Park
Achieva Paw Park in Dunedin, FL, offers Fido a chance to romp off-leash with his canine pals. There are separate spaces for small and large dogs, benches, shade trees and a shade structure. Dogs can practice their skills on the agility equipment and stay hydrated at the canine water fountain. There is even a cleaning station to rinse off your pup!
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Hair of the Dog Park
Hair of the Dog Park is a dog-friendly park with a counter serving craft beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages in Tampa, FL. Fido is welcome to play with friends in this secure area but owners must present a yearly membership or purchase a day pass for entry. Alcohol is served on the premises and Hair of the Dog only allow visitors who are 21 and older. Dogs must be registered before entering the dog park. View the website for additional details and pricing.
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Logan Gate Dog Park
Logan Gate Dog Park, located in Hillsborough County, offers 5 acres of fenced space for Fido to play in Tampa, FL. This Citrus Park area attraction features a 6-foot galvanized chain link fence with separate double gated entries for large and small canines to enjoy off-leash exercise. In addition, there are water fountains for people and pooches, picnic tables, shelters, dog washes, a hitching post, and doggie mitt receptacles.
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Crest Lake Dog Park
Crest Lake Dog Park is located within Crest Lake Park in Clearwater, FL. The park features separate, fenced-in areas for small, medium, and large dogs to play. Water stations and an area to rinse off Fido are also provided. Leased dogs are also allowed on the paved walking trail around the park.
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Janice R. Miller Bark Park
Fido can play with other canine pals off-leash at Janice R. Miller Bark Park in Oldsmar, FL. Located within the larger Mobbly Bayou Wilderness Preserve, this fenced dog park offers separate sides for small and large dogs. Please clean up after your dog and be aware that the park has been known to flood in wet weather.
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Dog Park at Gadsden Park
Featuring separate fenced areas for large and small breeds, canines of all sizes will enjoy visiting the Dog Park at Gadsden Park in Tampa, FL. This well-maintained park is a local favorite, offering shade, dog water fountains and picnic tables for an afternoon of off-leash fun.
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Dog Park at Davis Islands
The Dog Park at Davis Islands invites Fido to play off leash in the designated fenced area, featuring benches and a drinking fountain, in Tampa, FL. Pups can romp around in the grass or visit the fenced beach area just across the parking lot to splash around in the water. Be sure to have Fido on a leash when outside of the fenced areas.
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