There are 6 off-leash dog parks in Washington. 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 Washington.
Montrose Park
Bring your leashed pup to the super dog-friendly Montrose Park, considered one of Washington DC's s best-kept dog-loving secrets. Take a walk with Fido among the 16 acres that overlook Georgetown. Check out the mature canopy trees and the monument dedicated to Sarah Louise Rittenhouse for establishing the park.
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Walter Pierce Park Dog Park
Walter Pierce Park Dog Park is a small space where Fido is welcome to play off leash in Washington, DC. Also called Adams Morgan Dog Park, this popular park gives pups an opportunity to socialize and play in a securely fenced area.
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Newark Street Dog Park
Bring Fido to Newark Street Dog Park in Washington, DC, to play off-leash. The Park features two separate play areas with two separate entrances, a crushed granite surface, benches, a shade shelter, water fountains for people and pets, waste disposal stations, and toys. Park capacity is twenty-two dogs. When the park is at capacity and others are waiting, handlers are allowed thirty minutes in the park with their pets. Newark Street Dog Park's hours vary seasonally, so dog owners should check its website before planning their outing.
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Shaw Dog Park
Visit Shaw Dog Park and allow Fido to play off leash in Washington, DC. The gravel space is divided into two sections designated for large and small breeds. Each area is fully fenced and equipped with bench seating and waste receptacles.
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S Street Dog Park
Bring Fido to S Street Dog Park, a fenced off-leash area in Washington, DC. This compact park features artificial turf and bench seating where owners can watch their pups at play.
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Lansburgh Dog Park
Bring Fido to play at Lansburgh Dog Park in Washington, DC. The park is completely fenced and features separate areas for large and small dogs. Bowls, water for dogs, and waste bags are provided.
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Maryland City Dog Park
Your pet will enjoy meeting other dogs at this fenced, off-leash dog park, which includes separate areas for large and small dogs as well as running water and benches. The dog park is located within Maryland City Park.
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Glencarlyn Park
Your pet will love the chance to cool off on a hot day in the stream at this designated off-leash area. Be careful as the park is not fenced.
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Bark Social
Bark Social is the first social club for dogs and dog lovers in North Bethesda, MD. You can relax, enjoy a great beverage, and treat everyday like it’s a block party with pups! The Bethesda location is in the Pike & Rose shopping center right off Rockville Pike and the club itself includes over 25,000-sq ft where Bark Rangers patrol and supervise play and cleanup. They also have a climate-controlled clubhouse, equipped with TVs for game day, free WiFi, 20+ beers on tap, and a retail shop where you can purchase swag, treats, toys and more. Guest day passes and monthly passes are available for purchase or join the club and get access to over $1,500 in perks and discounts!
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Ellsworth Urban Dog Park
Ellsworth Urban Dog Park consists of two separate, fully enclosed and ADA-compliant exercise areas: a small dog area (approximately 2,800 square feet) intended for dogs under 20 pounds, and a large dog area (approximately 17,000 square feet) intended for healthy, well-socialized dogs over 20 pounds. Each enclosure includes a drinking fountain, hose bib or quick coupler connection, artificial turf play mound, benches, shared shade structure, trash receptacles, and a variety of surfacing materials. Open daily from sunrise to sunset.
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Shirlington Dog Park
Shirlington Dog Park is a very large park with gates that lead to a stream. The park has separate areas for large and small dogs to play, and is a well-maintained area with lots and lots of room for running. Shirlington Dog Park is open daily from sunrise - sunset.
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Vienna Dog Park
The Vienna Dog Park is located at 700 Courthouse Rd, SW. The parking lot is off of Old Courthouse Road. If the lot is full, patrons can park up the hill at the Nottoway Park basketball courts. The Vienna Dog Park offers a doggie & human water fountain, fully shaded Woodchip surface, fully fenced area that's 5 ft high with double gates, and agility equipment (ramp, hoop, hurdles).
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Dog Run Park at Carlyle
Bring your pet to play off-leash at this fenced dog park with separate small dog area, grass, gravel, benches, and drinking water.
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Rockville Dog Park at King Farm
Rockville pooches will love the chance to play at this residents-only fenced Rockville Dog Park at King Farm. It's a great place to get some off-leash exercise. Water fountains, was stations, benches, and picnic tables are also available. In order to keep the Dog Park safe from non-vaccinated and unlicensed dogs, and those not compliant with the rules, the Dog Park is locked and restricted to Rockville residents only whose dog(s) are licensed with the City of Rockville. Dog licensing is handled by the Neighborhood Services/Animal Control Division of the Rockville City Police Department. All dogs older than four months are required to be licensed.
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Greenbelt Dog Park
Greenbelt residents are welcome to bring their pets to play off-leash at this small, fenced dog run. $5 permit required.
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Fort Barnard Dog Park
Your pet will love to play off-leash at this fenced dog park with lights for night use, grass, picnic tables, and a friendly crowd.
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Towers Dog Park
Pets go wild for this fenced, off-leash dog park with separate small dog area, water spigots, lights for night use, and loads of tennis balls.
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Fort Ethan Allen Dog Park
This fenced off-leash dog park is known for its friendly locals, drinking water, mulch ground cover, and benches to relax on.
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Oakton Blake Lane Dog Park
Pets love getting the chance to play off-leash in this grassy, fenced field. They're especially likely to run into four-legged neighbors after 5 on weekdays.
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