Minnesota

Where your dog can run off leash, and what it costs.

Off-leash dog parks and dog areas across Minnesota, with the fence, the small-dog side, water inside the gate, the size and whether you need a permit or pass. Mapped by OpenStreetMap volunteers and joined to the rules published by the Minneapolis Park Board, Three Rivers Park District, Saint Paul, Ramsey County and Dakota County.

101

dog parks listed

cities and towns

sources, 5 official

Sep 24

last refreshed

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Dog parks

City and neighborhood dog parks: most are fenced, a few acres or less, often inside a bigger park.

84 in Minnesota

Regional off-leash areas

The big county and park district off-leash areas, often tens of acres of trail and prairie. Most need a daily or annual pass.

17 in Minnesota

Where this comes from

Every dog park here comes from the sources below and is refreshed weekly. Nothing is written in by hand and nothing is paid for placement. Each page shows which source said what, and when we last checked.

Source	What it gives us	Kind
OpenStreetMap	Every dog park mapped in Minnesota with its outline (the size is measured from it), fencing, ground, and any pond or river inside it or drinking fountain beside it.	Community data
Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board	The city’s off-leash dog parks with address, fencing, small-dog areas, size, off-leash hours and the annual and daily permit fees.	Official record
Three Rivers Park District	Its off-leash areas in Hennepin, Scott and Carver counties with acres, fencing, address, hours and the pass prices.	Official record
Saint Paul Parks and Recreation	The city’s dog parks with their street addresses.	Official record
Ramsey County Parks and Recreation	Its four dog parks and the small-dog areas each one has.	Official record
Dakota County Parks	Dakota Woods Dog Park: size, fencing, the pass rule and when water is on.	Official record

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