There’s 1 off-leash dog park in White Bear Lake, and 30 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 White Bear Lake.
Dog Park at Bald Eagle-Otter Lakes Regional Park
Bring your pet to play off leash at the 10-acre, fully-fenced dog park at Bald Eagle-Otter Lakes Regional Park in White Bear Lake, MN. They offer designated small dog hours from 6:00 PM-7:00 PM on Tuesdays and 10:00 AM-11:00 AM on Saturdays.
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Rice Creek Off-Leash Dog Area
The Rice Creek Off-Leash Dog Area in Shoreview, MN is a large, fully-fenced 13-acre dog park with two double-gated entrances and a gated swimming hole. Other features include paths, a prairie, sandy areas and trees. There are restrooms and a water fountain in the Lexington Ave parking lot.
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Battle Creek Dog Park
Battle Creek Dog Park is a spacious fully-enclosed 35-acre park for Fido to enjoy in Maplewood, MN. This plentiful space is free to use and visitors do not need a permit. The park has miles of wooded trails & walking paths, plenty of shaded areas and two small ponds where your pet can swim. Allow your companion to swim, explore and play off leash in this beautiful open area. There is no water at this site (except for the ponds) so visitors should also bring a bottle of drinking water.
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Minneapolis Airport Off-Leash Dog Park
Just south of Highway 62, the Minneapolis Airport Off-Leash Dog Park features year-round fun for you and Fido in 80 acres of mixed open space and paths bordering a large swamp/wetland area in Minneapolis, MN. Not all areas are fenced so dogs should have good recall. No permit is required. The land is owned by the Metropolitan Airport Commission and borders the airport runways. Since the park is not managed by the city, no amenities exist here (including trash receptacles). Bring water and waste bags with you, and please take them when you leave.
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Andy's Bark Park
Andy's Bark Park is an off-leash dog park in Woodbury, MN. The park has a pet watering station, pet waste disposal stations, mowed walking trails, benches, a sheltered area with picnic tables, and a portable restroom. Be careful as the area is not fully fenced.
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High Bridge Dog Park
High Bridge Dog Park, located at the site of a former coal power plant in St. Paul, MN, is a fully-fenced, seven-acre dog park with plenty of space for your pup to romp off leash. The dog park entrance is on the westernmost end of the park, near the parking lot
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Dog Park at Perry Park
Bring Fido to play at the dog park located within Perry Park in Arden Hills, MN. This dog park was converted from an old baseball field into a fenced, off-leash area for Fido to exercise, socialize and play fetch. There is a double gate security system to ensure all dogs stay safe entering and exiting. Make sure to leash Fido back up when returning to the larger Perry Park.
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Off-Leash Dog Park
Fido is invited to play at the Off-Leash Dog Park within Roosevelt Park in Richfield, MN. This fully fenced-in facility offers separate spaces for small and large breeds. Amenities include grooming stations, accessible picnic tables, lights and a fun pet photo booth.
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Minnehaha Off-Leash Dog Park
The Minnehaha Off-Leash Dog Park in Minneapolis, MN spans more than six acres and features a doggy beach to let your pup roam, socialize, splash and play. An off-leash permit is required to gain admittance. Pups must be leashed at all times when not in the designated off-leash area. Please note that the park is partially fenced.
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Arlington Arkwright Dog Park
Nestled in a residential neighborhood in St. Paul MN, the Arlington Arkwright Dog Park is a 4.5-acre park offering people and pets an opportunity to engage in social interaction and play. Dogs can be off leash in this fully-fenced area, and there are wooded trails and plenty of open space to run.
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Lowertown Dog Park
The Lowertown Dog Park in St. Paul, MN is a completely fenced-in area located near CHS Field. Dogs are welcome to run around off leash. Please note all pups must be licensed and vaccinated. Make sure to clean up after your pet.
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Loring Park Off-Leash Dog Park
City dogs will love the chance to play and run off leash at the Loring Park Off-Leash Dog Park in Minneapolis, MN. The designated area is in the northeast section of this public park, which includes grass, boulders, a bridge, gravel and trees. A permit is required.
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Victory Prairie Off-Leash Dog Park
Visit the Victory Prairie Off-Leash Dog Park in Minneapolis, MN. This pup recreation area features 2.5 acres, all fenced in, mostly grass, with a few gravel paths and wood chips by the picnic tables. Water is not provided, so make sure to bring enough for you and Fido. The entrance to this park is ADA-compliant.
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St. Anthony Parkway Off-Leash Dog Park
Bring Fido to blow off some steam at the St. Anthony Parkway Off-Leash Dog Park in Minneapolis, MN. This 2-acre, completely fenced off-leash park includes mulch ground cover and shade trees. Remember to bring water. A daily or annual permit is required.
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Kaposia Landing Dog Park
Your pet will love to run off leash at the 6.3-acre fully-fenced, grassy Kaposia Landing Dog Park in South St. Paul, MN, which includes picnic tables and shade areas. There is also seasonal running water on site. Membership from the city is required.
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Hudson Dog Park
Bring Fido to blow off some steam at the Hudson Dog Park in Hudson, WI. This two-acre pup recreation area is fully fenced and has waste bags on site. All dogs must be licensed in the municipality where the owner and pet reside.
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Lyndale Farmstead Off-Leash Dog Park
Lyndale Farmstead Off-Leash Dog Park is one of seven dog-friendly recreation areas in the Minneapolis, MN area. There are benches and shaded areas for humans to enjoy while pets run around the park. Please note that the ground at this dog area is crushed granite, and some pup's paws may be sensitive to this surface. A daily or annual permit is required.
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Lauderdale Dog Park
Lauderdale Dog Park is a small fenced-in dog park located in the northeast corner of the Community Park in Lauderdale, MN. Dogs are welcome to play with their friends and get some exercise in this park.
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Woodview Off-Leash Dog Park
The Woodview Off-Leash Dog Park in Roseville, MN is cooperative project between the City of Roseville and Ramsey County. Dogs without a leash can be exercised in two soft trail areas. The area to the left of the park entrance is completely fenced so it is accessible to people with limited mobility, and it's perfect for off-leash play. The second area is not fenced, but is designed so that dogs can run free in approximately five acres of open space.
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Dog Park at Bunker Hills Regional Park
Bring Fido to the dog park at Bunker Hills Regional Park in Andover, MN. This 6.5-acre park has a small and large dog run, an open play area and a short trail for those that want to walk with their dog. This park is free to use. Remember to bring water for your pup.
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