Top public and private dog fields in Minnetonka, Minnesota

The Lookout! 1+ Acre Fully Fenced K9 Retreat & Boarding

Inquire Boarding & Frequent Fetcher Pass. Be an off grid kid @ The Lookout! Our shady 1+ acre, includes games, puzzles, 10/23 ft. trampoline, zip line, puppy pool, ninja course,, & volleyball. Human kiddos included complementary ❤️🐾😊

🌲Original 3-Acre Sniffspot @ Duggan Ranch

🌲 Nature’s Retreat for Dogs & Their People.🌲 🐶 Let your dog choose their adventure! ⛱️ From water park fun and shaded hikes to hammock naps and the peaceful sculpture garden, every corner is designed for canine joy. 🏕️ Enjoy the campsite, gather at the hilltop fire pit, and soak up the serenity of nature. 🎉 Host your next dog party or meet-up here—(bring your own food and drinks) ✨ As seen on FOX 9 & WCCO! [👉2026 Update: We’re now goat-free, so dogs can truly relax without distractions.]

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 🐾 🐾

Buddy's Dog Park New Hope MN

Buddy’s private dog park was named after our standard poodle Buddy, who absolutely loved playing in that area. The dog park itself was created to give those that don’t have a yard of their own, the option to play with their dogs(s) safely off leash, or for those that do have their own yard, but just want a change of scenery for private off leash play with their dog(s) A nice shady big corner lot that wraps around the back of the white utility shed next to the house. Entry gate off the top of the driveway, to the left. It A completely wood and cyclone fenced area. Want to play in a safe area with your dog(s) at night? Flood lights will make the play area nice & bright. Off leash, privacy, play time for you, you/family, and of course, your beloved dog(s) For warm or hot sunny days, the Red Maple tree in the play area will provide you with instant shade, and it is the perfect spot for provided chair(s) where you can throw optional provided numerous rubber ball toys to your dog(s) to retrieve. A canine, human experience, that will make you and your dog(s) want to return for more. Water hose & stainless steel drink dish available upon request. $2 discount per dog for first time visitors All billing & discounted rates are handled through Sniffspot.com Sincerely, Scott C Westin

Jason's 3 Acre Partially Fenced Private Dog Park In Oak Grove along the scenic rum river

This is a great little spot with alot of privacy once you are down the hill by the river. There is an open field for the dogs to run and play catch with a mix of grass and sand, There are multiple spots where the dogs and people can get into the water if you wish . I also have a picnic table and some chairs down there to sit and relax at , it is very peaceful and private. I also offer overnight camping for guests for 100 a night , I have a nice large lodge style tent set up overlooking the river , there is a grill picnic table , firepit a couple fishing poles or you could always bring your own. I also have kayaks and a canoe available for rent also.

Poppy's Play Prairie: 15 acres of fun!

🌸🌿🌱🌦️ Welcome to Spring at Poppy’s! The prairie and woods are coming alive! But spring also brings unpredictable weather, leading to changing conditions on the trails. Please come prepared for mud and uneven trails. But we can always promise excellent sniffs and adventure for your 4-legged friends no matter what! **Fostering a dog? Message for special discounts** This is our private residence. Our dogs love walking the trails, sprinting through the woods, and diving through the prairie grasses. We love offering other pups the chance to enjoy it too! The trails are mostly wooded, and there is a ravine with a small creek (often dry in the summer). There are areas of trails, woods, prairie, and mowed grass. There is a barbed-wire fence marking the property line around the property, however it is not fully-fenced. Your dog will need to know to stay close enough to you or respond to your calls. *Poop bags provided* 10% of all profit is donated to dog rescue organizations

Fairhill meadow

Spend some time on over 30 acres of rolling hills, woods, ravine, mowed paths. This area is used for a paintball playing area and is open when we dont have reservations.

Thomas's 75 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Farmington

90 minute time slot. We have an open 70 acres surrounding a private pond with a trail thru the fields and woods around nature. The time allotment is 90 minutes only. We ask that our guests park by the barn and go straight to the lake then to the left around the lake. Trails are marked. It is about a 1 mile trail or more. trails are not plowed open in the winter but are perfect for snow shoeing, hiking an fat tire bikes in the snow on the trails or perfect spring to fall on the maintained trails.

Bryant Lake Dog Park

Bryant Lake Dog Park in Eden Prairie, Minnesota is an unfenced park that caters to small dogs and provides amenities such as drinking water, tables, and an indoor restroom. The park also features a lake or pond and a field for dogs to play in. Open from 5 AM to 10 PM seven days a week, visitors can enjoy the natural beauty and recreational opportunities that the park has to offer. For more information, visit threeriversparks.org or contact 763-559-6700 or [email protected].

Park hours: 5 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

The Dog Spot - 0.5 Acre Fully Fenced

*Our driveway is gravel, as the snow is melting it gets messy out there. Hello! Welcome to The Dog Spot! We are located in the country in Corcoran, just south of Hanover, west of Rogers. We have about .5 acres fenced in that we refer to as our dog park. Fencing is chicken wire / hog paneling with a utility gate entry. Two people per dog are allowed. If you would like to bring additional people, please add on a Pawty Package. Make sure to grab a doggy treat bag from the mailbox before you leave :) ***We may periodically be outside working or the kids playing. We always do our best to not impede on your time at the dog park.

Dog Park at Cedar Knoll Park

The Dog Park at Cedar Knoll Park in St. Louis Park, Minnesota is an unfenced park located at 2541 Nevada Ave. It offers amenities such as chairs, dog drinking water, tables, and a field for dogs to run and play. For more information, visit their website at https://www.stlouisparkmn.gov/Home/Components/FacilityDirectory/FacilityDirectory/64/127 or contact them at (952) 924-2500.

Crazy Acres Sniffspot - spacious space for you & your dog!

Our Sniffspot is less than 10 min off 35W. The space if fully fenced and almost a full acre. This fence is along the road and isn't connected to any buildings. The space is a gradual hill so you will get a workout walking around the space.

Dog Park at Staring Lake Park

The Dog Park at Staring Lake Park in Eden Prairie, Minnesota is an unfenced park for dog owners over the age of 12. Visitors must have a leash for each dog, supervise closely, clean up after their dogs, and dispose of waste properly. Only two dogs are allowed per person and visitors must stay off agility equipment. The park offers amenities such as agility equipment, chairs, dog drinking water, tables, and a field near a lake or pond. Park rules prohibit glass containers, smoking, female dogs in season, bikes, and unauthorized motorized equipment. Visitors are legally responsible for any damage or injuries caused by their dogs. Contact the park at (952) 949-8333 or email [email protected] for more information.

Chelsea's Private Dog Haven In Bloomington

Fully fenced acre backyard with a huge patio, chairs and table, a pavilion with couches, and lots of places for pups to play (and for humans to relax!). There is a big hill. Please note during winter (November until beginning of May) the following things are not available due to snow and freezing temps: chairs, water, and hoses ❄️

Dog Park at Crestwood Park

The Dog Park at Crestwood Park in Eden Prairie, Minnesota is an unfenced off-leash area where dogs must be leashed while entering and exiting. Dogs must be under control at all times and not exhibit aggressive behavior or be sick. Owners must be over 12 years old, have a leash for each dog, closely supervise their dogs, clean up after them, and follow park rules. The park offers amenities such as agility equipment, a field, and is small dog-friendly. For more information visit their website or contact them at (952) 949-8333 or email [email protected].

Dog Park at Homeward Hills Park

The Dog Park at Homeward Hills Park in Eden Prairie, Minnesota is an unfenced park designed for dogs over the age of 12. Owners are required to have a leash for each dog, closely supervise their pets, clean up waste, and adhere to park rules. Amenities include a field for dogs to play in. It is important to understand that owners are legally responsible for any damage or injuries caused by their dogs. For more information, visit the website or call (952) 949-8333.

Erin's Private Dog Park In Hastings

This quarter acre, fully fenced play area is conveniently located on highway 316 just outside of Hastings, MN. Offering shade and sun, lots of repurposed items to climb on, and a variety of toys this is a great place to unwind with your dog.

Dog Park at Valley Place Park

The Dog Park at Valley Place Park in Crystal, Minnesota is an unfenced park located at 3224 Louisiana Ave. It offers a field for dogs to run and play off-leash. For more information, visitors can contact the park at (763) 531-0052 or visit their website at https://www.stillwatermn.gov/city-government/departments/public-works/parks.

Lions Park with Dog Park

Lions Park in New Hope, MN features an unfenced dog park area where small dogs can play and socialize. The park offers amenities such as dog drinking water, a field, and trails for both dogs and their owners to enjoy. Open from 6 AM to 10 PM, 7 days a week, this park provides a spacious and inviting environment for dogs to exercise and have fun.

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

Acker's 10 Acre Private Dog Park In Afton

The property sits approximately a quarter mile off the main road, offering exceptional privacy and a peaceful setting across 10 beautiful acres. About 5 acres are wooded, while the remaining 5 acres feature open trails and tall grass areas perfect for exploring and enjoying nature. The entire property is fully fenced with 3-foot fencing, including a gated driveway entrance. Once the gate is closed, the full 10 acres are securely enclosed.

Lyndale Farmstead Off-Leash Dog Park

Lyndale Farmstead Off-Leash Dog Park in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is an unfenced park where handlers must individually leash their dogs outside of designated Off-Leash Dog Park areas. All handlers must have a Off-Leash Dog Park Permit for their dogs. The park is open from 6 am to 10 pm daily and offers amenities such as a field, chairs, tables, and an indoor restroom. Only three dogs per handler are permitted at one time, and dogs in heat or deemed dangerous are not allowed. Handlers must keep their dogs under control and on-leash at all times. Children must be closely supervised by an adult. If a dog shows aggression, it must be leashed immediately. The park's work hours are from 6 am to midnight. Contact information for the park can be found on their website or by phone or email.

Park hours: 6 am-midnight

Rookie's Park - 140 Acres of Rolling Hills & Ponds!

This 140-acre retriever training facility is made available to you when we are not training :) It features rolling hills, and several ponds. The main walking area is 80 mowed acres surrounded by ponds. While not fenced in, the neighboring fields are farmland - no houses, dogs, or people in sight. If your dog needs some serious exercise and room to run, this is it!

Three plus private fully fenced in acres of running and romping in the woods.

Come and enjoy our own private 3plus acres of wooded with some open space and trails. Fully fenced in and secure. So much space for your fur babies to run and explore. No need to stress with other dogs that may be reactive. Or maybe your pup doesn’t play well with others and prefers their own space. Our private dog park is for you. This space is amazing. It is not attached to our back yard and is a completely separate and private area. A great place for play dates with others, maybe even a picnic for the humans. Bring your snowshoes if you would like a bit of a workout yourself off trail in the deeper snow! ***2-16-26 the field is in poor conditions due to the frozen ground and warm temperatures. Please watch your footing. Early morning guest the low areas will refreeze and be crazy slippery, later guests need waterproof boots. PLEASE NOTE: Zero tolerance for smoking of ANYTHING while on our property. You may smoke in your own personal vehicle. But also, do NOT leave your dogs unattended. Fill any holes you pup digs and return toy to bin. Also, in the winter months, please be aware that their is no lighting in the field. The designated Sniffspot parking area has ample lighting but none in the field.

Plymouth Dog Park

The Plymouth Dog Park in Plymouth, Minnesota is an unfenced park located at 17005 Chankahda Trl. Dogs must be leashed when entering and leaving the park, and must be supervised by an adult at all times. The park prohibits bullying, charging, fetch in crowded areas, humping, and loud non-stop barking. Amenities include agility equipment, chairs, dog drinking water, an indoor restroom, and a field. The park is small dog friendly and open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Contact information includes a website at https://www.plymouthmn.gov/departments/parks-recreation-/facilities-reservations/dog-parks, phone number (763) 509-5200, and email [email protected].

Park hours: 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday

Loring Park Off-Leash Dog Park

Loring Park Off-Leash Dog Park in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is an unfenced area where handlers must individually leash their dogs unless inside a designated Off-Leash Dog Park area. Handlers must have an Off-Leash Dog Park Permit and abide by specific rules such as no more than three dogs per handler, no dogs in heat, and leashing dogs at the first sign of aggression. Amenities include areas for small dogs, dog drinking water, and a field. The park is open from 6 am to midnight and enforces strict guidelines to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all visitors. Contact information can be found on their website.

Park hours: 6 am-midnight

Dog Park at Welcome Park

The Dog Park at Welcome Park in Crystal, Minnesota is a spacious outdoor area located at 4630 Welcome Ave. This unfenced park offers a large field where dogs can run and play freely. For inquiries, contact (763) 531-1000 or email [email protected].

Dog Park at Southbridge Community Park

The Dog Park at Southbridge Community Park in Shakopee, Minnesota is an unfenced off-leash area where dogs must be licensed and vaccinated. Owners are responsible for their dogs and must maintain visual and voice control at all times. Clean-up of dog feces is required, and aggressive dogs are not allowed. Children under 16 must be supervised, and certain items like rawhides and food are prohibited. The park is open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and offers amenities such as a small dog area, drinking water, and a field. City ordinances are enforced, and the park is tobacco, drugs, and alcohol free.

Park hours: 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, year-round

North Loop Dog Park

The North Loop Dog Park in Minneapolis, Minnesota is located at 790 N 3rd St. This unfenced park offers a spacious field for dogs to run and play off-leash. For more information, visitors can visit their website at https://northloop.org/directory/business/north-loop-dog-park/ or contact them at [email protected].

Fish Lake Regional Park Dog Off-Leash Area

Fish Lake Regional Park Dog Off-Leash Area in Maple Grove, Minnesota is a popular spot for dog owners to let their furry friends roam free. The unfenced enclosure requires all users to carry a pass, with fees per household. Annual passes are available and must be renewed every 12 months. Owners are responsible for controlling their dogs, cleaning up after them, and ensuring they have proof of rabies vaccination. Aggressive behavior is not tolerated, and sick dogs should not be brought to the park. Children under 15 must be supervised. Amenities include a field, lake, and dog drinking water. Visit their website for more information or call (763) 694-7818.

Savage Dog Park

Savage Dog Park in Savage, Minnesota is an unfenced park located at 12425 Xenwood Ave. This park is open from 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. Monday to Sunday and offers amenities such as a field, dog drinking water, and is small dog friendly. Contact them at (952) 224-3420 or email [email protected]. More information can be found on their website: https://www.cityofsavage.com/Home/Components/FacilityDirectory/FacilityDirectory/46/1194.

Park hours: M - F: 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. Saturday: 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. Sunday: 7 a.m. - 10 p.m.