4 acres private forest land Dog Park In Salem

Please note- entry is past the 4595 sign ON Eagle Crest. Marked with Sniff Spot signs. Fully enclosed forest/pasture area for dogs to run, dig and explore. Pull in at gate and close gate behind you. Neighbors have dogs, but they’re usually unseen. Please be aware this is a rural neighborhood in the middle of cherry orchards. Farm equipment, saws etc maybe heard. Along with people and their dogs depending on the time of day. The spot is private, but there may be activity outside of it.

Brick Road Ranch

Welcome to our slice of paradise! Your dogs will have full access to our 1.5 acre fully fenced pasture to run and get all their energy out. The pasture is fully fenced with field fencing all around and backs up to a farm field. On a clear day you can see the tip of Mount Hood straight out the back of the property and a fantastic view of Mount Jefferson to the right. Young giant sequoias and cedar trees line both sides of the pasture. Three mature oak trees provide shade in the middle of the pasture. You will hear birds all around the property in the trees as your dogs play. Amenities include: people lounge chairs, dog loungers, dog houses, dog water with a seasonal spigot and hose, a pooper scooper and bucket, and a lean-to to provide shelter in poor weather. Throw a ball as hard as you can and let your dogs be dogs.

Field of Frolic is here to enjoy!

The Field is mowed and fenced, ready for your dog to play! Come experience your own personal dog park. A 5’ fence surrounds this expanse of green with several shade trees for relaxing under. A wading pool is provided to ensure ample access to water and a place to cool down on hot days. A convenient garbage can for poop bags waits by the entrance, with a fresh supply of baggies! The small deck box holds a chuck-it with extra balls and some other toys for sharing. Human water is also provided ☺️ Comfy benches inside the Field allow humans to rest while the doggies run and explore. When arriving, look for signage that will guide you to the grey garage. The entrance to the ‘Field of Frolick’ is the chain link gate to your right. Hose can be activated at the front of the garage if you need more water, as well as a power outlet. If we have a lot of rain, there may be some mud along the far side of the field. Walk carefully, many holes have been dug… (Also, if there is a metal tomato cage with caution tape on it in the driveway, it means that the Kildeer birds have established a nest in the gravel. Please do not disturb them.) Welcome to the Field and enjoy!

Happy Apple Dog Park

Happy Apple Dog Park-AKA Gus’ Park is a fully fenced yard with lawn and some bark dust and gravel. There multiple shrubs, trees and plants for your furry companion to check out. A farm favorite are the giant oak trees which provide shade. Feel free to take a seat and watch your friend run and explore! On site we have a small dog (23lbs) and a multiple cats as well as two horses. The neighbors on both sides have dogs but there is no contact-just line of sight! Come enjoy Gus’ favorite spot!

Holly's 0.5 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Newberg

We are located in the middle of wine country. This is a previous horse pasture, so the ground is uneven. Humans should not run in the field. The field is on Hwy 240, so there is traffic noise. The neighbor's fence is 40 feet away from the park's perimeter so there is no contact possible with other dogs.

Justin's 11 Acre Partially Fenced Private Dog Park In Salem

11 acres of lush pasture land with small creek close to town.

Brooks/Scott Green Escape

Come enjoy an escape in the middle of town.

Alex's 1 Acre Partially Fenced Private Dog Park In Hillsboro

Hillary's Fully Fenced Yard For Dogs To Rent In Independence

🌾 Buena Vista Country Dog Haven — Peaceful, Fenced, and Dog-Loving! Welcome to our peaceful country retreat in Buena Vista, Oregon, just steps away from the Buena Vista Ferry! I’m a lifelong dog lover with two friendly pups — a Goldendoodle and an Irish Setter — who love meeting new friends. They’re both very social, but if your dog prefers to have the space all to themselves, I’m happy to keep mine inside or in a separate area during your visit. Our fully fenced backyard offers plenty of room for your dog to run, play fetch, and explore safely off-leash. The property sits in a beautiful rural setting surrounded by open fields and fresh country air — perfect for dogs who love to sniff and roam. Whether you’re looking for a quiet spot for your pup to stretch their legs, or a friendly environment to socialize and explore, this is a safe and welcoming space for all kinds of dogs. Come enjoy the scenic beauty of Buena Vista and let your dog experience their own little slice of country paradise! 🐾🌿 oh, and there is plenty for you to do too. Enjoy our mini fridge with bubble waters or some soda on occasions & if you are with someone there is usually a sequence game ready to be played on our cozy outdoor furniture. We also have a hammock chair for you to enjoy as well. Cheers!

Tyler's 0.5 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Salem

This is a fun spot fully fenced in across a small foot bridge with double gates for easy entry and exit from parking area. Open 7am-9pm everyday! Check us out on IG @industrial_dog_park (503)406-5888

Pupperlake Fenced Yard

Fully fenced green space in quiet neighborhood for pups and people to relax and stretch their legs. Doggy pool, mister, and sprinkler available for warm days. Off street parking and private entrance.

Nehemiah lane dog farm

The property includes 30 unfenced acres of tall grass, trees, and quiet trails, with access to the Yamhill River on both sides of the bridge. Some areas may be swampy during the winter and spring, especially in the lower sections. Please be aware of common forest hazards such as blackberry bushes, poison oak, nettles, cow parsnip, and the occasional downed tree. There are no homes, restrooms or residents on the property only neighbors and a small garden area. You are welcome to explore both sides of the bridge. While there are "No Trespassing" signs posted near it, they are only intended to discourage the local homeless community. During the summer and fall, feel free to enjoy the fruit growing throughout the property most of which is at the far NW end of the grass road near the entrance. Deer and a variety of birds also call this place home and are best left undisturbed. You will find a couple of chairs and a small table set out for you to enjoy a quiet moment or watch the sunset. Please be respectful of our neighbors and remember to pick up after yourself and your dogs. Much of the property is being reforested in partnership with the USDA. Rows of young plantings are marked with colorful flags. They are hardy species, but please avoid letting your dogs urinate on the new trees and shrubs. If you bring kids feel free to use the swings at your own risk. Have a great time, Joshua