Top public and private dog agility parks in Darlington, Wisconsin

INDOOR 120X60ft arena just 5 min from Verona Costco

Get out of the elements with your pups in our indoor arena. You and your furry family members will love running and playing in our large 120' X 60' arena. No wind! No snow! All fun! We have repurposed our horse arena to house our Sniffspot. It is fully lit outside and in. It is fully fenced/secured and has enough space to throw a chuck-it ball or stroll around the perimeter. There are a few jumps or you can bring your own obstacles/parkour to set up. It has chairs, a table, poop bags, a pooper scooper, and trash can. No water on site. Please enter through the smaller door as the large barn doors are sealed for winter. Please avoid our small RV parked in the corner. It's fenced off and sealed so that balls/toys don't slip underneath. It takes up relatively little room so you and your pups can enjoy the entire space! We look forward to welcoming you with off-street private parking and clear signage.

Skolaski Ranch Private Dog Park In Verona

Scenic drive just outside of Verona. Park at the cart with the sign Skolaski Dog Park. Then follow the orange cones for a short walk to the fully fenced dog park. Enjoy time looking at the beautiful country scenery with your furry friend.

PALS Park Lower (private)

PALS Park Lower, is a space we have curated strictly for dogs. This park is the little brother of PALS Park, now PALS Park Upper. This space is more rustic and a bit more simple than PALS Park Upper. There are 2, 5 gallon water jugs available with dog bowls. A deck box with an assortment of toys. A pooper scooper, along with a poop bag dispenser and trash can. There is a blue bag filled with agility equipment that may be used, but please put back when finished. People and Dog bug spray, natural and traditional varieties are available. This park is also named after our dogs. Penelope (20 lb., (F) Boston Terrier), Arthur, and Lewis (55-70 lb., (M) Cattle Dog mixes and biological brothers). Arthur and Lewis “do not play well with others” (they're herding dogs and tend to herd other dogs). Penelope is smaller and getting older, so she gets bullied at dog parks. Needless to say our number one goal is the safety and wellbeing of our kids, and now yours.

Harvest View Park

Harvest View Park in Dubuque, Iowa offers agility equipment and is small dog friendly. The park is open from 7 AM–10 PM seven days a week. For more information, visit cityofdubuque.org or contact them at 563-589-4263 or info@cityofasbury.com.

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

Doggieland Play Park

Doggieland play park is a private indoor dog park. Rentals are for one hour increments. You can add more time on the day of your rental, if available. We also offer dog grooming, dog training, bakery dog treats, and a self service pet wash for extra fees. We have three agility/play parks. We also have a seasonal outdoor splash pad available for rental. A $10 dog potty accident fee applies for any accidents during your visit.

Dog Park at Badger Prairie County Park

The Dog Park at Badger Prairie County Park in Verona, Wisconsin offers an unfenced enclosure with agility equipment and a field for dogs to enjoy. Visitors can reach the park at 4654 Maple Grove Dr and contact (608) 288-6164 for more information or inquiries.

Friends Forever Humane Society Dog Park

The Friends Forever Humane Society Dog Park in Freeport, Illinois, is a fully fenced enclosure where dogs must be licensed and vaccinated. Owners must wear registration and keep their dogs under control at all times. Rules include a maximum of 2 dogs per person, no puppies under 4 months or female dogs in heat, and leashes must not exceed 8 feet. Children under 12 are not allowed in the main park. The park offers amenities such as agility equipment, dog drinking water, a washing area, a field, and a swimming pool. The park is open from sunrise to sunset and prohibits smoking and certain types of collars. Contact information can be found at https://www.friendsforeverhs.org/dog-park/ or by calling (815) 232-6164 or emailing info@friendsforeverhs.org.

Park hours: sunrise to sunset

Sunnyside Dog Park

Sunnyside Dog Park located at 5564 Irish Ln in Fitchburg, Wisconsin, United States, offers a safe and enjoyable environment for dogs and their owners. The park is open from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm with a maximum of 15 dogs allowed at one time. Users must follow a set of rules including keeping dogs on leash, being responsible for their actions, and picking up waste. The park provides amenities such as agility equipment, dog drinking water, and seating. Children must be supervised, and aggressive or unvaccinated dogs are not allowed. For more information, visit https://fitchburgdogpark.wordpress.com/ or email fitchburgdogparkadvocates@gmail.com.

Park hours: 6:00 am – 10:00 pm

DoggieLand Play Park LLC

DoggieLand Play Park LLC in Madison, Wisconsin offers a safe and fun environment for dogs to play. Owners must register their dogs before entering and follow strict rules to ensure safety. Membership or daily passes are required, with a maximum of 2 dogs per owner. The park is open daily from 9am to 9pm and offers amenities such as agility equipment, dog washing area, and seating. Strict guidelines are in place regarding dog behavior, health, and supervision. Violations can result in membership revocation. Visit their website or contact them for more information.

Park hours: Sunday – Saturday: 9am-9pm

Fox Run Farm 1

We are a farm which raises horses and host equine events. We are situated way off the main road where wildlife can be seen. We are excited to offer a large fenced in area for your dog(s) to have fun!

Cassville Dog Park

Cassville Dog Park in Wisconsin is a small dog-friendly park with agility equipment, dog drinking water, and a spacious field for play. Dogs of all sizes can enjoy running around and socializing in this well-equipped park. For more information or to schedule a visit, contact the park at (608) 725-5180.

Edington's Sniffy Spot

Fully fenced back yard with mowed trails, long grass, stumps and a log wall to jump on, tug station, table and steps, a ladder and slide, and a tire tunnel. Various gardens (please try to stay out of the fenced ones). Feel free to move the logs and stumps if you’d like to! Some are usually set for jumps. The hose/water is now off for the winter. $10 for 60 minutes; 7.50 for 30 minutes (per dog) Coming soon/in progress: tire pyramid with different textures. Disclaimers: there is a compost pile in the back corner that has food chunks; it is fenced, but please be aware if your dog tries to get anything out, it is not guaranteed to be dog-safe/edible. The neighbors have dogs that will bark occasionally; there is a privacy fence so they are not visible. There are often kids playing across the street who are audible. There are some tarps on the ground to help kill weeds for next year’s planting of native gardens. Ok to run on.