Top public and private dog fields in Central Point, Oregon

Orange Dog Acres

Orange Dog Acres is close to town with mountain views and the best sunsets around! We also have glow collars, string lights and glow toys so you can safely get your pooch out before or after work. Let the dog(s) smile and run free while you read, picnic, work remotely, or share play dates and chill out with fellow dog friends. Picnic table, camp chairs, human games, propane fireplace, loaner towels, umbrellas and rubber boots available. Named after my rescue dog Ember, who loves to run free with a huge smile and ears flopping in the wind 🐶💕

Forest Glen Park

Forest Glen Park is a dog-friendly park in Central Point, Oregon, with various amenities such as tables, an indoor restroom, a field, and a trail. The park is unfenced but is perfect for small dogs to enjoy. Open from 7 AM to 9 PM seven days a week, visitors can contact the park at 541-664-3321 or email info@centralpointoregon.gov for more information. Visit centralpointoregon.gov for additional details.

Park hours: 7 AM–9 PM 7 days per Week

Kennedy Park

Kennedy Park in Medford, Oregon is an unfenced dog park located at 2911 Springbrook Rd. The park offers a field and trail for dogs to roam and play. It is open from 6 AM to 10:30 PM, 7 days a week. For more information, visit the website medfordoregon.gov or contact them at 541-774-2400.

Park hours: 6 AM–10:30 PM 7 days per Week

Hawthorne Park Dog Park

Hawthorne Park Dog Park in Medford, Oregon offers a variety of amenities for dogs and their owners including drinking water, a washing area, tables, a field, and trails. The park is open from 6 AM to 9 PM 7 days per week. For more information or questions, you can contact the park at 541-774-2400 or email comments@cityofmedford.org.

Park hours: 6 AM–9 PM 7 days per Week

Penny Acres

*** Happy 2025!! *** This year marks the 3rd year I have been open, and it has been such an amazing experience. I have loved seeing every one of the dogs and meeting all of you owners! I was able to add a few improvements this year which I hoped helped in the areas it was needed. I still have a long list to fulfill and as always, I am open to suggestions, what is needed, what is not needed! Again, I am always open to and appreciate feedback. Thank you ALL for making such a great thing even better by your participation and enjoying the space that we feel blessed to be able to offer. * Just a reminder that it is always flea and tick season. We do not treat the pastures with any spray so be mindful about using whatever treatment your vet recommends. *I am repairing part of the pasture that is on my side of the property, this is going to cause me to need the far far back pasture for the use of my horses more often. If you see them in the far back field, just consider that area closed. I do try and move them over off of it for most of the week. 11/1/2025 Updates. Hot/Cold wash on hold. We are going into the WET season, I will try and have towels out but always suggest bringing some. Consider weather appropriate attire. The barn offers coverage, but it can still be windy and cold in there as well. We added more granite to safely pull all the way in and park. ** PLEASE DO NOT TURN AROUND IN THE YARD OR THE PASTURE ** it will start to get too wet to pull all the way in off the granite areas and vehicles will get stuck. And this tears up the pasture, yard area. I am trying to come up with shaded areas in the far far back pasture. That may take more planning and time. But it is on the list. We also dug the small pond a little deeper and boy howdy is the water flowing right now!

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Union Park

Union Park in Medford, Oregon is a dog-friendly park located at 501 Plum St. The park features an unfenced enclosure with amenities such as tables, a field, and a trail for dogs to enjoy. It is open from 6 AM to 10 PM seven days a week. Small dogs are welcome at this park. For more information, visit medfordoregon.gov or call 541-774-2400.

Park hours: 6 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

Cedar Links Park

Cedar Links Park in Medford, Oregon is an unfenced dog park located at 3101 Cedar Links Dr. The park offers amenities such as lighting at night, an indoor restroom, a field, and trail for dogs to enjoy. The park is open from 6:30 AM–9 PM, 7 days per week. For more information, visit medfordoregon.gov or contact jessica.ayres@medfordoregon.gov.

Park hours: 6:30 AM–9 PM 7 days per Week

Blue Heron Park

Blue Heron Park is a small dog-friendly park located in Phoenix, Oregon. The park offers a field and trail for dogs to play and exercise. It is open from 6 AM to 10 PM seven days a week. For more information, visitors can contact the park at 541-535-2226.

Park hours: 6 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

Grace Dog Park in Myrtle Creek

Welcome! The park is FOR SALE, but in the meantime it is operating as normal. Interested parties can find the listing by searching RMLS #737128245. The realtor is Troy Schuyler 541-643-1131, Keller Williams Southern Oregon-Umpqua Valley. First-time guests receive a $5 discount with the coupon code "TRYTHESPOT25”. Conveniently located less than one mile off Interstate-5 at exit 103. This exit features a gas station, Starbucks, Grocery Outlet, Tesla charging stations, McDonald’s, Tractor Supply (dog toys!), a donut shop, Dollar Tree, and more. This approximately one-acre park is fully fenced with brand new 5’ tall non-climb wire fencing. There are two gates for access: a walk-through gate if you choose to park on the wide gravel shoulder along the road, and a drive-through gate which allows you to bring your vehicle inside the park onto a large gravel parking area to unload your furry friends. Inside the park you will find a gently sloped grassy field with some nice flat areas also. There is a 12'x14' covered shelter to keep you out of the rain or sun. We have a real, vintage fire hydrant for your dog’s “enjoyment”. There several play structures for the pups: a 3-tiered platform with ramps, dog jumps, a balance beam, and a long bench-like platform. Dogs only on the play features please - not for humans to climb on. There are also multiple resin benches around the park for your enjoyment. In the summer a small wading pool is available for you to use for cooling of the pups-always monitor your dogs or children if using the wading pool. Some rock wall terraces about 2’ to 3’ tall can be used for sitting, and for your larger breed dogs to jump up and down on. There are Adirondack chairs and a large wooden picnic table for the humans as well as the dogs (our Lab loves to jump up on top and take in the view). A water hydrant provides fresh water from our local municipal water source, Tri City Water, and you will find water pails for every size of dog. Nearby is a mailbox with doo doo bags, hand sanitizer, wet wipes, and paper towels. You will also find two wooden crates: one filled with an assortment of toys, and the other provides a nice stick library for your pooch to choose from. Please note: both gates open inwards into the park. Seven or eight months out of the year you will find green grass (and weeds), in the summer months it will be dry dormant grass. The park is always kept mowed (except for fire season) and there will be no tall grass or weedy areas. We do not spray any herbicides or pesticides of any kind inside the park or along the fence lines. This park does not share a fence line with any other properties and there is a wide perimeter around the park on three sides. The fourth side is along Crest Drive, a medium trafficked residential road. There are some neighboring small dogs along the back line that will say hello now and then, but there is a 80’ buffer between the fence lines on this side. We respect your privacy while using the park, and even though we would love to come over and play with every dog visitor and say hello to their humans, we will only meet you by specific request. Generally the park is available to book during daylight hours, but there is some flexibility for your special requests. If you choose to park your vehicle inside the park, please open the gate slowly so that it doesn’t swing against the post too quickly. Both gates have combination locks on them. USE THE TOP LINE ON THE LOCKS WITH THE RED MARKS for the code. The current code will be provided upon scheduling your visit. This is a non-smoking park. Alcoholic beverages and drug use are also not allowed in the park. Please do not play loud music in the park. If you are ever unsatisfied with your visit for any reason, we will gladly contact Sniffspot and request a refund. We are appreciate your visits and are happy to share this space with you and your dogs. If you have questions about your booking of visit please call 541-643-9853. Thank you for choosing the Grace Park Sniffspot!

George H Eckstein Park

George H Eckstein Park in Grants Pass, Oregon offers a spacious field for dogs to run and play. The park is open from 7 AM to 8 PM, seven days a week. Visitors can find the park at 1720 SE Portola Dr and contact the park at 541-471-6435 or visit the grantspassoregon.gov website for more information.

Park hours: 7 AM–8 PM 7 days per Week

Westholm Park

Westholm Park in Grants Pass, Oregon features an indoor restroom and a spacious field for dogs to play. Conveniently located at 225 SW Wildwood Ave, this park is open 24/7 for dog owners to enjoy. For more information, visit grantspassoregon.gov or call 541-471-6435.

Park hours: Open 24 hours 7 days per Week

Redwood Park

Redwood Park in Grants Pass, Oregon offers a variety of amenities for dogs and their owners, including a designated field for playing, a dog washing area, and drinking water for pets. The park is open seven days a week from 7 AM to 10 PM, making it a convenient option for daily exercise and socialization. For more information, visit grantspassoregon.gov or contact the park directly at 541-471-6435.

Park hours: 7 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

Dog Park at Wolf Creek Park

The Dog Park at Wolf Creek Park in Oregon is located at 370 Main St. It features a fully fenced enclosure with a field for dogs to roam and play safely. For more information, visit their website at https://www.josephinecounty.gov/parks/_T66_R31.php or contact them via phone at (541) 474-5285 or email at parks@co.josephine.or.us.

Joseph's 1 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Medford

This acre lot is perfect for pups to run, play, and let loose—plenty of open space to burn off that high energy! Access is easy via the driveway on the left side of the home, which leads straight to the back lot. A quick note: please be mindful and clean up after your dog (bags are appreciated if you bring your own). The home is currently under construction, so no one's on-site, but feel free to enjoy the views, fresh air, and fun with your pup! Have a great time—thanks for being a responsible guest! Best, Joe

Rural Meadows & Forested Dog Park 5 miles outside of Rogue River

We own 40 beautiful acres that back up to BLM government forest land up the mountain. You can enjoy a smaller lower meadow that has meadow grass with a picnic table, and an in ground burn pit with seating or choose a slightly larger more rustic meadow that offers a nice open space that's another great spot for dogs to be free and enjoy being dogs! Either meadow is great for playing fetch, where you can throw frisbees, balls, or other toys. It's a great training ground, bring your training items or it's a nice place to just hang out together, like day camping. Make a day out of it and use an available propane BBQ to cook up some hot dogs or burgers (bring your own food) while you enjoy hanging with your fur babies. If you feel like hiking up rough mountain terrain, you can, if that's your thing. We have several picnic tables, and BBQ's, as well as hoses for water (April through September), and a year round porta potty. We also have a large dog cage option if needed, (let us know). We look forward to hosting you at your Dog fun space in the country! All Water Service is only available April through September annually, so please know that other months the water spickets are Winterized, due to freezing pipe protection. You can bring your own dog water dish and if there is no freezing, you can use one of 3 water spickets to fill. Please be sure to turn it off if no water comes out - so our well doesn't run dry when it thaws. Thank you! Winter months it's best to just bring your own water and dish.

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