Brooklyn Rd Veterinary Clinic Play Area

The fenced yard can be used for running and playing or sniffing.

The Confidence Course

Welcome to Our Hidden Gem Next to the B2B Trail! Our private, fully fenced dog park is the perfect place for your pup to run free, explore, and just be a dog. Conveniently located right off the B2B trail and across the street from Timber Town, this spot offers a unique mix of nature, enrichment, and fun. Upon arrival, you’ll find a designated parking spot and a peaceful trail that winds around the back of the property to the park entrance. Along the way, you’ll pass our duck enclosure and pond—feel free to stop and say hi! If you'd like to feed the ducks, they love shredded lettuce or diced cucumbers (please, no bread). At the end of the trail, you’ll find a double-gated entry with a separate area for leashing and unleashing your dog safely. Inside, your pup will have the freedom to explore about a quarter-acre of fenced-in space, featuring fun enrichment structures like a dog bridge and stacked hay bales for climbing, sniffing, and playing. This space is ideal for dogs who prefer a quiet environment without the stress of other dogs nearby. While our fence is 4 feet high and the area is smaller than some, it’s a great spot for dogs who just need a safe, fun place to burn off energy and enjoy nature. You're welcome to bring a friend and their dog too—just add them as an extra when you book. We can’t wait for you and your dog(s) to experience a relaxing and joyful visit. See you soon!

Amber's 15 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Williamston

15 acres completely fenced in with a large pond (approximately 4 acres), and a stream. The pond is spring fed with fish and other aquatic wildlife. Dogs are welcome to swim in the pond or splash in the stream. The property also features an 18 hole private disc golf course and an option to fish. The pond is stocked with bluegill, sunfish, and large mouth bass (possibly others).

Theresa's 1.38 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Dexter

An acre on which to blissfully run and explore while remaining safe! Come and take a comfy chair and let your dog(s) wander on the trails or play ball!

Little Slice of Heaven. 20+ Acres In Clarklake

Just a Girl and Her Dogs ❤️🐾

This is large, private, well maintained, completely fenced in dog sanctuary. Sit and relax while your dogs play or play with them. Started by a girl, who rescued Huskies and whose goal is making dogs happy. Enjoy!

Dogs run safely while you sip coffee ☕ and catch up on things

To those who might not be up to that walk again, or you feel your dog isn't getting to "run". I have approximately a quarter acre, fully fenced in, well maintained yard. I have a 12 lb. dog. I don't use fertilizer or pesticides in the yard as we feed the local the critters. Plenty of birds, squirrels to chase, occasional rabbit. Outdoor Water available. Digging area (10'x10', Sand) Padded seating is available as well as shade. Sniff Spot Private parking directly in front of gate. Please keep animals leashed until safely inside gated/fenced area.

Kimberly's 0.5 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Lansing

Star marks location of park on map. Fenced in alittle over 1/2 acre in south Lansings / holt area close to highway. Look for the driveway next to telephone pole. Black chain 5ft fencing on 3 parts with one side welding wire fencing. Patio deck box with plastic bags for poop, water dishes, toys. trash, gazbo, chairs, and pool.

BARK BLVD In Pinckney

2.5 fenced acres with a picnic table. Wildlife in and around the park. Plenty of space for your pup to run around and play and you to walk if desired. We provide poo bags, trash, and a bowl if you bring water. Please pick up after your babies. Take the easement down from the cul de sac and parking is to the left of gate in yard. We have construction going on at the property about a few hundred feet away. Loud noises and/or equipment may be heard and or seen. Thank you!

The Numi Dream House for Reactive Dogs in Williamston, MI

1 acre fully fenced yard + 7 acres of private hiking trails in rural Williamston. Former stomping grounds of a fear-reactive herding dog. Please leash your dogs on the trails.