Hannah's 17 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Covington

Mattis Manor: Where Good Dogs Go Feral

Welcome to Mattis Manor: Where Good Dogs Go Feral 🐾🌾 Come stretch those legs, sniff ALL the things, and enjoy 5 beautiful acres of country freedom! Our property features a gorgeous spring-fed pond perfect for exploring, splashing, and cooling off after some serious zoomies. Wander the grassy paths, explore the fields, and let your dog’s nose lead the adventure. There are also two barns open for supervised sniffing and exploring—because apparently five acres wasn’t enough adventure. 😂 And the best part? Our little slice of dog heaven is surrounded by approximately 100 acres of beautiful farmland, giving you that peaceful, wide-open-country feeling away from the hustle, bustle, and distractions of town. Whether your dog wants to run, sniff, splash, explore, work on recall, or simply wander around pretending they own the place, Mattis is graciously willing to share his kingdom. 5 acres. Spring-fed pond. Two barns. Country views. Endless sniffs. Mattis Lee has inspected the premises and officially declared it FERAL APPROVED. 👑🐊

Puppy Wonderland 8 acre Private Dog Play Land In Dayton

8 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Huber Heights, Ohio Welcome to our puppy play land! We have 8 acres, including a pond, creek, trails and woods you and your dog can play in. We welcome you and your pup to come play and run free. Your pup can swim in the pond, or play in the creek, or just run the trails past the creek. We ask that you clean up after yourself and your pup, there is a trash can at the barn, along with a pooper scooper and baggies. This is our main residence and there are cameras all around our property, just for your information.

Jessica's 2 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Brookville

There is approximately 2 acres fenced in with cattle fencing. Mostly open grass with a couple trees.

Cecil's 0.5 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Beavercreek

Stephani's 2 Acres Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Germantown

I walk my dogs daily. It’s great to walk without a leach. They can run and walk at their own pace. I love it. Has great views. The pond is pretty cool too. I let you have the yard to yourself when you are there. See if you can find the carving in one of the trees. 😎 The pool is off limits

Tiffany's Fully Fenced Yard For Dogs To Rent In Brookville

Tay's Fully Fenced Yard For Dogs To Rent In Dayton

It’s a pretty spacious yard. There’s plenty of places to sit down and relax. Picnic table to eat at if you want. There’s trash cans available for garbage. There’s a canopy for shade as well. Dogs are welcome to go under the porch if they want to I’ve not had any issues with ticks or anything like that but obviously you would wanna keep an eye on that yourself.. Mowgli is a friendly dog if your dog wants a friend he’s always happy to run them around and wear them out. If you prefer private quiet visit, please let me know so that I can ensure that you have some peace because he will want to say hello otherwise regardless of a window.

Erin's Fully Fenced Yard For Dogs To Rent In Dayton

I have a big yard for your pups to run around! There is plenty of seating and a fire pit, you might as well enjoy yourself too! Feel free to reach out with any questions!

Dayton Yellow Springs & Trebein- 30 wild acres of pasture and creek

This spot is approximately 30 acres of old pasture with wooded riparian corridors that shape the expanse into four distinct fields. Seasonally, the views and paths will change, but in Fall of 2026 the pastures are grown tall with grasses and goldenrod, with a bushhogged path wide enough to walk with a friend cut around the outer perimeter of each pasture. You can choose short walks looping within one pasture, or long walks looping through three or four pastures. Most of the property has old agriculture fencing, the perimeters near the parking pull-in has no fencing beyond or within the honeysuckle and tree thickets and is open to Trebein Road and Dayton Yellow Springs Road. The pastures are likely to have deer, wild birds including turkey and quails, and all manner of interesting rustling in the thickets. Early morning and late evening walks are more likely to encounter skunks and raccoons. Humans should wear mining shoes or mud boots, depending upon the season. There are creeks with sandy bottoms and lots of burrs and travelers if your fur kids dash into the thickets expect to load up a messy, muddy, fat-to hued smiling, gleeful canine into your ride. PLEASE ensure your dog has good recall to visit this spot— especially in the pastures near the car access. Here’s more details that correspond to the maps: