Texas region
The Metroplex, from the Trinity Trails in Fort Worth to White Rock Lake in Dallas and the big suburban dog parks up north.
20 spots listed across 7 cities
Fenced off-leash park with dog bowls, a dog shower and shaded areas. Leash required until inside the gate. No food or treats. Closed Tuesdays for maintenance and on rain days.
Fenced off-leash area with separate small and large dog sections, shaded seating, water fountains and waste stations. Dogs must be current on rabies; Plano dogs also need city registration. Three dogs per visitor, no food or treats inside.
Fenced off-leash area with separate large and small dog sections. Dogs must be current on rabies; Plano dogs also need city registration. Three dogs per visitor, no food or treats inside the fence.
Fenced off-leash area with separate large and small dog sections and water available. Dogs must be current on rabies; Plano dogs also need city registration. Three dogs per visitor, no food or treats inside.
A 3.4-acre large dog area and a 1.6-acre area for dogs under 40 lbs. Dogs must be licensed and current on rabies; leash required until inside the double gate. No food or drink inside. Puppies under four months not permitted. Closed Thursdays for maintenance.
Open sunrise to sunset. Dogs under 25 lbs use the small area. Limit 2 dogs per person; dogs must be over 6 months, licensed and vaccinated with tags. No food or treats; no spike/prong collars; children under 3 not allowed.
Leashed dogs welcome in the large shaded beer garden and patio. Indoor seating is not for pets.
Family and dog friendly — leashed dogs welcome in the outdoor backyard and patio. Bring a lawn chair; the Trinity Trails run alongside.
Fenced off-leash park with separate large and small dog areas, a dog pond and beach, dog showers, pavilion and trails. Leash required until inside the gate. Closed Tuesdays for maintenance and on rain days.
Open sunrise to sunset. See LasColinas.org for full rules.
Separate off-leash areas for dogs over and under 35 lbs, with pavilions, seating, water stations and dog wash stations. Two large-dog areas rotate every two weeks so the turf can rest. Open sunrise to sunset; closed Wednesdays for maintenance. Water fountains are off December through February.
Free to use, with separate off-leash areas for large and small dogs, water fountains for people and dogs, shade and lighting. Three dogs per visitor; leash required until inside the double gate. Closed Wednesdays until noon for maintenance.
The venue states dogs are welcome — leashed dogs are fine on the outdoor patios. All ages until 9pm, 21+ after.
Separate off-leash areas for large and small dogs, with shade, benches, water and adjoining nature trails. Leash required until inside the gate. Call the Arlington rainout line, 817-462-8441, after wet weather.
Dogs are welcome on leash throughout the trail system; clean up after your dog. Trail hours are generally 5am to 10pm and vary by adjoining city park.
The venue states dogs are welcome — bring your leashed dog out to the patio areas. All ages until 9pm, 21+ after.
Fenced off-leash park with separate large and small dog areas, dog bowls, drinking fountains and shaded areas. Leash required until inside the gate. Closed Mondays for maintenance and on rain days.
Fenced off-leash park with separate 2-acre large-dog and 1-acre small-dog paddocks, shade structures, dog washes and lake water access. Leash required until inside the gates. Closed Mondays for maintenance and on rain days.
Closed Wednesdays 7am–3:30pm for maintenance. Small dogs under 29 lbs, large over 30 lbs. Leash (max 4 ft) until inside the pen; rabies vaccination and city registration required. No children 10 and under in pens, no puppies under 4 months, no food.
Seven acres for large dogs and three for small dogs, plus two shelters, agility items and pet fountains. Dogs must be licensed and current on rabies; leash required until inside the double gate. Closed Wednesdays for maintenance.