Sid's Private Dog Park In Saint Paul

A rare double lot in the heart of the city. Water fountain, zen garden with water feature (during warm months), and patio chairs, hammock, and swings for pet owners’ use. Fully fenced. Dog toys abound for communal pooch use.

Ultimate Sniffing Experience in Roseville!

Nearly 1/3 of an acre in Roseville available for your dog to sniff until their heart’s content! Open mowed grassy area wide enough for zoomies and long enough for fetch, as well as natural/unmanicured shaded areas for “jungle sniffari’s”. Not far off of Highway 36 and 35E, enjoy the perks of room to run while having the privacy of your own space. Plenty of seating for humans underneath a shaded gazebo, with a table and basic amenities for guest use. Please be aware that we do have other dogs in the neighborhood. This includes our direct neighbors to the north, who we share a chain link fence with. If you are visiting on an evening or weekend, there’s a good chance their dog will be outside also!

MyNE Minneapolis fenced yard

Flat, fenced, back yard. Park in the front on the street. There are steps out front. Not handicap accessible.

Mickey's Shady St Paul Oasis

Welcome to our .33 acre fully fenced shady backyard oasis that’s full of sniffs and fun for your furry companions 🐶 🎾 🦴 🐿️ 2026 UPDATES… There is now motion lighting on the patio and at the back of the garage. A retractable gate has been put on the deck stairs to prevent barking matches at the back door. If it’s not closed, feel free to do so. Things to love ❤️ Forest 🌳 foliage: Large mature trees that provide ample shade and lots of opportunity for Snifari’s. A serene zen like park/forest setting for exploration or leisure with a plethora of room to roam and explore. A very deep yard making fetch an Olympic event. Total privacy and security 🔐 Fully fenced with 3 sides of 6 foot privacy fencing and 5 foot chain link gated fence at the entryway. No neighbors to the east. Off leash freedom for your dog(s) to run, play and explore with peace of mind for the humans. Dog Friendly amenities (put away during winter) A ball 🎾 and toy pit for games of fetch, tug and more. Two dog pools and water hose to fill/refill (spring/summer). Outdoor cots for sun 🌞 bathing Several seating options for the humans: table and chairs by the fire 🔥 pit and more seating on the concrete patio with an umbrella. Come relax, read a book, do some work or engage in some one on one time with your doggo(s).

Alexis's Fully Fenced Yard For Dogs To Rent In Saint Paul

Slightly over .25 acre fully fenced lot. Balls, treats and water provided. Extra options: Dog pool or sprinkler, firepit.

Redwood Run

Quiet street in pleasant neighborhood just off 694 and Silver Lake Road. Fully fenced and easy access from the street. Relax near the "dog" pool while your dog explores the yard for new and interesting smells. Mostly open yard with a path through a woodsy pollinator area in back. Kiddie pool and hose available in summer, plus a tiny inground pond for cooling off. What the yard lacks in a aesthetics it makes up for in smells. Rabbits live in the brush pile beyond the tall grass. Lots of bones everywhere 🦴🦴, free for the taking. Some well loved toys and balls available. Garden with cherry tomatoes to pick when available.

Emma's Fully Fenced Yard For Dogs To Rent In White Bear Lake

Beautiful park-like backyard, almost a half acre to run around and explore and play! Lots of new smells and squirrels to chase! Small pool for cooling off. Even a couple of benches for owners to relax. Privacy fence on one side, fence covers on the other sides.

Fully Fenced Yard | South Minneapolis | Near Lake Nokomis

Puppy Pals Park! Come and utilize this great space of ours in South Minneapolis! So close to beautiful lake Nokomis in South Minneapolis. Many great coffee shops and dog friendly locales. 1. We use NO fertilizer 2. We use NO pesticides 3. Full natural growth backyard All money earned supports my daughter’s college fund. Thank you for supporting.

Patty's Private Dog Park In Falcon Heights

The "Maplewood Farm" Dog Park (5-acres!)

Welcome to the “Maplewood Farm” Dog Park -- a peaceful 5-acre nature escape in south Maplewood near Battle Creek, just minutes from I-94 and McKnight. This is still undeveloped farmland tucked into the suburbs, with a different feel from a typical backyard spot. Set among rolling hills, mature trees, wooded trails, open field space, and natural wildlife, it gives dogs a private place to run, sniff, explore, and decompress away from crowded dog parks. (For history buffs, we have the only standing barn in Maplewood, built in 1896, that is still in its original form and in use.) The main fenced play area is approx. 60 ft x 100 ft and is great for off-leash play, fetch, tug with the spring pole, and burning off energy. It also has a water-play area with a splash pool and above-head sprinkler/mister. You can even rinse or bathe your pup on the grass with the sprayer! For a good visit, I recommend spending the first part of your time in the fenced area, then leashing your pup for a slower sniff walk around the rest of the property. From the fenced area, follow the metal back gate into the wooded trail system, head toward the back cul-de-sac area, loop back toward the campfire area and barn, then continue through the mature forest trail, where I’ve installed several runner trolley systems for semi-free roaming. They give dogs a safe, guided way to sniff and explore along a peaceful trail surrounded by dense forest and mature trees. From there, circle back toward the open field, one of my favorite spots. Signs are posted to help guide you. This is a natural, dog-friendly space, so dogs are welcome to explore, climb on log/wood chip piles, pull on or chew on sticks, sniff around, and enjoy the property in whatever way feels safe and appropriate to you, including off-leashing. If your dog loves tugging on low branches, limbs, or natural wood around the property, that’s okay with me too. I’m not precious about the landscape here. Anything on the property can be cleaned up, moved, repaired, or rebuilt (including the tug pole!). My priority is your pup. Best times to visit: Mornings and early evenings are usually great for active dogs, especially during warmer weather. Afternoons can still be enjoyable too, with shade available for humans, water play for dogs, and wooded trails for slower sniff walks. Early evenings are one of my favorite times here -- you can often enjoy a quiet sunset with a hammock, giving both dogs and humans a peaceful way to wind down. Some guests also come after sundown for highly reactive dogs who need extra stillness, and LED collars make them fun to watch across the yard. If I’m home, I may briefly welcome first-time visitors once your dog is safely in the fenced area. If you prefer a no-contact visit, just message me ahead of time and I won’t greet you. As a dog lover and builder, I’m always improving the space and adding more dog-friendly features. It’s a great time to visit while the rate is still at an early-stage level. I just opened this spot in May 2026 and welcome your feedback. If you have ideas for making the space better for groups, trainers, or special dog gatherings, please let me know! 🐾 🐾 Valeng and paw friends 🐾 🐾