PUBLIC DOG PARK
PUBLIC DOG PARK
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Dawn to dusk
This spot is fully fenced
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Gaps or holes in fence
No gaps
Enclosure
fully fenced
Gaps or holes in fence: No gaps
Chairs
Dog drinking water
Field
13770 SE Ridgecrest Rd, Happy Valley, OR Happy Valley, Oregon
Off Leash Dog Park Area: All dogs must be on leash and under the control of a capable person, unless within the designated off leash area. Separate off leash areas are provided for large and small dogs, so please follow the posted signage on each area. You must clean-up after your dog and properly dispose of the debris. Waste bags and garbage stations are provided by the city and its sponsors. Please be considerate of other dog owners and if your dog becomes aggressive, remove your dog from the off-leash area immediately
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16 credits dog / hour
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It is fully 1 ace private open, combination with trees shade area, that is in Portland. My spot is very not far by the freeway, easily accessible and has private entrance. We provide freshwater and poop bags for dogs. Chairs for people. Dog party are welcome! Please clean up after your dog, if you have kids, please keep the kid safe. Our Sniffspot is designed for dogs to enjoy private playtime, not as a venue for human parties or gatherings. We do not have restroom facilities. For the safety and comfort of all guests, a maximum of 2 adults is permitted per dog. For example, 1 dog may have up to 2 adults, 2 dogs may have up to 4 adults, and 20 dogs may have up to 40 adults. This policy helps ensure the space is used primarily for the dogs’ enjoyment and maintains a safe, comfortable environment for all guests.
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"Great spot, would come back! " more
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Tamara's Fully Fenced Yard For Dogs To Rent near Milwaukie
Lovely backyard just east of Milwaukie, lots of areas to sniff, explore, and investigate. We also have several seating options for the two-legged visitors. Your dog will enjoy lots of sniffs, laying in the sun, or checking out the flower or vegetable gardens. You will both enjoy the secret garden full of surprises and beauty. A lovely outing for your dog and you! Toys and puppy snacks on the table under the patio cover, help yourselves. Please do not swim in the pond, but feel free to enjoy the beauty and sounds of it.
"Loved this adorable yard " more
6 credits dog / hour
Milwaukie, OR
Private Dog Park on 1+ Acres Near Mt. Scott Creek IMPORTANT: Fresh tap water is not available in the dog field across the creek, and water bowls are not provided. If you prefer that your dog not drink from the creek, please bring your own drinking water and bowl. Just five minutes from Clackamas Town Center, our one-acre field offers plenty of open space, rolling hills, and access to peaceful Mt. Scott Creek. The creek flows year-round, although the water level drops during summer, and several areas allow dogs to wade and cool off on warm days. Please be aware that the creek is not fenced at either end, so this spot may not be suitable for dogs likely to follow the creek beyond the property. We do not use conventional chemical pesticides. The field is treated with organic diatomaceous earth in early spring and late fall to help control pests. The creekside can become muddy during winter, but most of the property—especially the upper fields—remains dry throughout the year. Please bring: • Drinking water for your dog • Your own water bowl • A towel during wet or muddy weather Because the property is large, dog waste can easily be missed. Please keep track of where your dog goes and pick up all waste after. Complimentary waste bags are provided, with one trash bin near the creek and another in the upper field. Sniffin’ Hours: Monday to Sunday Spring & Summer: 8 AM – 9:00 PM Autumn & Winter: 8 AM – 7 PM Thanks for Sniffin’ at our Spot! —Daniel & Family
"Beautiful spot!" more
19 credits dog / hour
Happy Valley, OR
🌿 Creekside Acres – 5+ Acre Private Dog Park in Oregon City
A peaceful, private space where dogs can run, sniff, and explore freely. Spring is one of our favorite seasons—the creek is flowing, the pasture is green, and many guests return again and again to experience it. We are a rural, outdoor property designed for dogs who need room to run, sniff, and decompress. Please note it is partially fenced and bordered by foliage and Abernathy Creek. Other Animals & Activity: • No other dogs are present on the property. • Two cats may be visible; please supervise dogs that chase cats. • The property is mostly quiet; occasional outdoor activity from the homeowner may occur. • Occasional machinery or vehicle noise may be heard from surrounding areas. Terrain: This is a natural field environment. Terrain may include: • Uneven ground • Natural holes or divots • Sloped areas • Tall grass and seasonal vegetation • Mud depending on weather • Rocks, roots, and other natural features • Wildlife and insects Guests should wear appropriate footwear and supervise dogs at all times. Farm Equipment: Farm equipment may be present on the property. Please stay off all equipment. Booking & Access: Access is limited to your booked time only. No early arrivals or extended stays. Creek Access: Abernathy Creek runs along part of the property and may be accessible to dogs throughout the pasture. Please note: • Creek banks may be steep or uneven • Owner access to the creek may be limited in certain areas • Water depth and flow vary depending on season and rainfall Creek access is generally easier for dogs; human access may be difficult. If your dog is likely to enter the water, they should have reliable recall and be comfortable navigating natural terrain. Owners must supervise their dogs near the creek at all times. Health & Safety Reminder: Dogs must be up-to-date on vaccinations. By booking, guests acknowledge that this is a working rural property with natural outdoor conditions and accept responsibility for their dogs and themselves.
"Lovely spot with lots of room to run, sniff and explore. My pups..." more
16 credits dog / hour
Oregon City, OR
Savor Panoramic Views at the TOP of Scott Mtn
Whether you're looking to catch the sunset, or just relax above the clouds, our Yard is the place to be. We are located just a few minutes from HWY 205. PNW weather can be unpredictable so keep in mind when booking in advance and BUNDLE up!💨☔️😶🌫️ The fully fenced yard features views of the city, lounge chairs, dog toys, water hose, and some covered shade. Rocks, grass, ledge out back. Grip shoes recommended.🥾🚨 *Parking space is available unless otherwise noted. 🔵 Please use Caution when entering and exiting the property. There are hills, slopes and even deer spotting! 👀🦌 See additional Rules for doggy play dates upon booking. 🚖🐾 ✨Now Open! New Crafts and treasures out back, creations added throughout the month. Check it out and find something for yourself or that special someone! 🎁
"Great spot. Clean, nice view. " more
14 credits dog / hour
Happy Valley, OR
Your attendance has allowed us to continue development of our Disney Land for dogs and being a contributor to the Portland Humane Society. Toward that end this is what we have to offer at present with more to come. Two main walking trails, with two offshoot trail loops at present. Signage is there at each to help you in and out of each. Each has a selection of walking sticks at the trailhead, should you choose to use them. Appropriate good grip footwear is recommended especially during our monsoon season. Trail one, the shorter of the two, is about 25 minutes give or take, and takes a degree of dexterity more than trail too. Trail two contains two loops trails that take 30 to 45 minutes there and back to the parking area. The trail has two rest areas to sit with umbrellas to keep the rain off when needed. Trail 2, loop two has large Vern plant areas like you may have seen in the Jurassic Park movies.  There are (2) Two parking areas, one much larger for up to 25 cars to accommodate larger group events. The 2nd is at the top of the hill b4 you go down into valley were you will see a sign letting you know that if your early you can park there till your designated reservation time. At the bottom you will find a porta potty for your convenience with a lighted pathway after the sun has set. For your convenience you will find seven Poop Depots with bag dispensers throughout the park. A guest ( Mark) donated a fire hydrant as a much appreciated pee station for many pups. There are two water play areas. The preferable one is now down by our inlet water pipes. Its a shallow pool area feed by spring water, so there is no concern about algae. We call it the pup self wash area because it’s only belly deep and is an absolute favorite of the pups to play in. It’s also proved to help pups who might be afraid or timid of playing in water to investigate it a little more. The other is the larger man-made pond area. This at one time was a large beautiful pond, that we had invested a large amount of money to development a Doggie Dock Dive. We had also a selection of small watercraft to help acclimate pups to being on the water with a parent. It included a selection of different size lifejackets for parents and pups. Floatable toys for retrieval were nearby. All that however became unusable because our neighbor who controls the water level with a dam did not like us having a private dog park and said if we didn’t shut it down he would just empty the pond, which he ultimately did and mow as a result has become a mud flat. We have a solution that will bring the level back up and have set up a Go Fund Me to help us with that expense. Any donation would receive a gift certificate to show our appreciation. They can use it for their own use or it can be given to a non Sniff Spot member to use at our park for various functions. Our Muddy Paw Spa has multiple cleaning brushes, paw wash cups, a spray hose and the more favorite is a water spray wash glove that sprays water out of the palm of the glove. This is an important option especially during our monsoon season to clean pups and shoes before getting into the car. Included, are multiple towels to dry off your pup, and a close line to hang the wet towels on to dry off. In the area where you see all the picnic tables, you will see a Doggie Dig Box filled with beach sand for those pups who have the need to just dig. Near to that is an upright 50 Pd “Tug of War” that big pups love. Next is a childrens play area to play in and on. We installed a tetherball for the children, but soon learned that the pups love playing with it, who would have guessed? Down from the children’s play area is a comprehensive agility course with all the obstacles that you would see on the YouTube obstacle course events. Love seeing the pups racing around that. Multiple toy stations. If on your visit, you would like to donate unused toys for other pups to enjoy that would certainly be appreciated. A long mowed area above the pond for long distance ball and frisbee retrieval. They’re also a few frisbee catchers there to practice frisbee throwing accuracy. Long, medium range and putter frisbees are provided. A 10 x 10 doggy dig sandbox for those pups to enjoy digging. A tug-of-war for those pups will enjoy a good tug. The picnic area has been expanded to accommodate pup, birthday parties, pup, groups, and family gatherings. For those bringing young children, a swingset. Solar lighting around trees, parking area and the porta potty will help to illuminate these areas when darkness falls. There are water dispensers with water bowls. There is another area being developed presently that will become an urban agility course.
"Really cant ask for more. Nice spot. " more
18 credits dog / hour
Oregon City, OR
The Dog-Out at Big Sky Ranch, Fully Fenced Park For Dogs In Oregon City, includes Outhouse.
Relax with your pooch in a hidden valley away from street noise in our private dog park called The Dog-Out! Sit in the woodsy A-frame hut, out of the sun or rain while your pups explores the 1/3 acre area. Sit at the picnic table and share lunch together. Need to get out some energy? Run your dog through all the agility obstacles! A Saw-Dust Toilet Outhouse is available for your convenience. See pictures. It’s there incase you need it. Coming Soon: a swing-set for the kids, more obstacles, more toys. Dogs are free to dig as much as they want! Our farm is 1/2 mile down a private drive. The Sniffspot is at our property entrance along our driveway. There’s a mini-Aussie that lives in the white house 500 ft away from the Sniffspot. She might bark, that’s all. ☺️ There is a slight chance of seeing kids walking with their dog, but they know to avoid the Sniffspot. Hey! Follow us on Instagram @TheDog_Out And let the dogs play!
"What an amazing spot! Big, open, lots of agility and play time..." more
18 credits dog / hour
Oregon City, OR
Happy Valley Off Leash Dog Park
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Small dog friendly
Dog drinking water
Dog washing area
Table
No fee info
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Willamette Park Off-Leash Dog Area
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Small dog friendly
Dog drinking water
Table
River, stream or creek
No fee info
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Chairs
Table
Field
No fee info
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Lynchwood Park Off Leash Area in Portland, Oregon is a fully fenced dog park located at SE 170th Avenue and Haig Street. The park has strict rules including appropriate behavior, tag requirements, and supervision. Owners must watch their pets at all times and ensure they are under verbal control. The park provides chairs and tables for convenience and is open from 5:00 am to midnight. It is important to be considerate of neighbors and follow all park rules. For more information, visit their website or contact them at 503-823-3647 or [email protected].
Chairs
Table
No fee info
Portland, OR
The Dog Park at Brentwood Park in Portland, Oregon is a fully fenced enclosure where dogs can socialize and play off-leash. Owners must adhere to the provided rules, ensuring their dogs are well-behaved and supervised at all times. The park offers amenities such as agility equipment, chairs, and dog drinking water. The park is open from 5:00am to midnight and visitors can find more information on their website or contact them via phone or email. Overall, this dog park provides a safe and enjoyable environment for dogs and their owners to have fun and exercise.
Agility equipment
Chairs
Dog drinking water
Dog washing area
No fee info
Portland, OR
Dog Park at North Clackamas Park
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Chairs
Dog drinking water
No fee info
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Cherry Park Off Leash Area in Portland, Oregon is a fully fenced enclosure where dogs can run and play off-leash. The park has strict rules for dog owners to ensure the safety and well-being of all pets and visitors. Dogs must have proof of current license and vaccinations, and aggressive behavior is not allowed. Owners must supervise their dogs at all times and be considerate of park neighbors. The park is open during specific hours based on the season. For more information, visit the park's website or contact them via phone or email.
Field
No fee info
Portland, OR
Creston Park Off Leash Area in Portland, Oregon, offers an unfenced enclosure for dogs to play freely. Rules of use include supervision, vaccination requirements, and leash rules for aggressive behavior. In addition to a table and field, the park has specific hours for summer, fall, winter, and spring. Owners must supervise children closely and be considerate of neighbors. For more information, visit their website or contact them at 503-823-3647 or email [email protected].
Table
Field
No fee info
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Woodstock City Park in Portland, Oregon is an unfenced dog park located at SE 47th Avenue and Steele Street. The park has specific rules for dog owners to follow, such as leashing dogs outside the off-leash area, keeping pets under control, and cleaning up after them. There are amenities like chairs, tables, and a field for dogs to play in. The park also has varying work hours throughout the year. It is important for visitors to be considerate of others, not allow their dogs to dig, and follow all rules to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. For more information, visit their website or contact them via phone or email.
Chairs
Table
Field
No fee info
Portland, OR
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No fee info
Portland, OR
The Main City Park in Gresham, Oregon features a dog park located at 219 S Main Ave. The enclosure is unfenced and offers amenities such as chairs and tables. The dog park is open from 5 AM to 10 PM seven days a week, providing a spacious and comfortable space for dogs to play and socialize.
Chairs
Table
No fee info
Gresham, OR
East Holladay Park Off Leash Area
East Holladay Park Off Leash Area, located in Portland, Oregon, is an unfenced dog park with specific rules for use. Dogs must display appropriate social behavior and owners must supervise them at all times. Only up to three dogs are allowed per owner, and all dogs must have current license and rabies vaccination tags. Pinch or choke collars should be removed during playtime, and dogs in heat or without complete vaccinations are not permitted. Children must be closely supervised, and park neighbors should be respected by keeping noise levels down during early morning and evening hours. The park is open daily during summer and on weekends during fall, winter, and spring. More information can be found on their website: https://www.portland.gov/parks/east-holladay-park or by contacting 503-823-3647 or email [email protected].
Field
No fee info
Portland, OR
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