Off-Leash Dog Parks in Cambridge, WI

The Boneyard in Madison, WI, is a dog park with the joys of a biergarten, featuring on-and-off-leash recreation for dogs and humans to enjoy together. While you hang out, the Boneyard’s “Barktenders” will pull you a pint from 16 taps that include beer, coffee, wine and more. A day pass or annual membership is required. Dog owners must sign an electronic waiver on the website before bringing Fido to the beer garden.

Bring Fido to McFarland Dog Park, an off-leash fenced space in McFarland, WI. The park features an enclosed shelter, a heated, indoor washing station, a seasonal outdoor washing station, restrooms, and plenty of shade from mature trees. Your dog must be licensed, and a permit is required, which to use the park.

Your pet will go wild for the fenced-in and off-leash dog park at Viking County Park in Stoughton, WI, which includes a dock and beach where your pet can go for a dip, as well as paths and picnic tables.

Fido is invited to play at Terri Tinsley Dog Exercise Area, off Highway 26, in Johnson Creek, WI. The park is 109 acres and has two large and small dog areas. A daily permit or annual tag is required to entire the off-leash facility. Please refer to their website on how to become a member.

Fido is invited to play at the Tails n Trails Dog Park in Milton, WI. This off-leash facility has two separate areas for small and large dogs. Amenities include water, a walking trail and off-street parking.

Dogs will find loads of room to run and play off leash in the large dog park at Sycamore Park in Madison, WI. Be careful as the area is not fenced, and dog park permits are required.

Your pet will thank you for the chance to play off leash at the fenced Sun Prairie Pet Exercise Area in Sun Prairie, WI, which includes a separate section for smaller dogs. Remember to bring water, and dog park permits are required. Dog park tags can be purchased at the City Clerk's Office.

Maunesha River Dog Park is a fenced recreation area in Waterloo, WI. Within this community dog park, furry friends can enjoy off-leash fun in separate areas for small and large canines. Other access points include off Mill St or the public parking lot located off Madison St.