Off-Leash Dog Parks in Freeport, PA

The Dog Penn is an indoor/outdoor dog park and bar in Pittsburgh, PA. Bring Fido to enjoy some off-leash exercise and socialization with other pups and pet parents while you enjoy beer, wine, and cocktails. The indoor area is home to a variety of events and features a 15-foot garage door that opens up to 2,500 square feet of turfed outdoor space. All dogs must be registered with current vaccinations, and daily, monthly and annual memberships are available.

The grassy off-leash Penn Hills Dog Park in Penn Hills, PA, features a large run and benches for pet parents. Water isn't available on site, so make sure you bring some to keep Fido cool as he plays.

A community-based, enclosed, off-leash dog park, Bernard Dog Run is a safe space for Fido to play in Pittsburgh, PA! This pup recreation area features separate sections for small and large dogs, benches and bowls. There is no water source, so dog owners are asked to bring along water for their pets.

Pet-friendly Riding Meadow Park in Pittsburgh, PA welcomes dogs to explore its wooded trails and romp in the water off leash. No more than two dogs are allowed per owner, and they must be under control during their visit. Please refer to the Cooper-Siegel Community Library for parking in this area, as a permit is required, and be careful, as the park is not fully fenced.

Boyce Park Dog Park is pet-friendly. This Plum park welcomes dogs to play off-leash in the large fenced space. Visitors can chill at the picnic table underneath the gazebo on sunny days. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind and to keep an eye on dogs playing. Boyce Park Dog Park is open every day of the week from 8am to 8pm.

Jade's Dog Park is a pet-friendly recreation area in Butler, PA. Located in Alameda Park in Butler Township to the right of the water park, this is a great place to bring your dog to socialize and get some exercise. You'll find a separate section for small and large dogs in the park. There's also a shelter, benches and water fountains in the park.

Take Fido to run around and get some exercise at the off-leash Monroeville Dog Park in Monroeville, PA. This fenced pup recreation area has plenty of trees for shade, a doggie-level water fountain, human-level water fountains and pickup bags.

Pets will love to play off leash at the fenced dog park at Hartwood Acres Park in Pittsburgh, PA. Be sure to bring water.

Bring Fido to blow off some steam at the fenced dog park at Murrysville Community Park in Murrysville, PA. This off-leash pup recreation area features shade, water and pickup bags. Conditions at the park are known to be muddy after heavy rainfall.

Bring Fido to get some exercise at the Frick Park Off Leash Exercise Area in Pittsburgh, PA. The area is partially fenced but includes a swimming hole.

Pittsburgh pups will love spending an afternoon at the new SouthSide Works Dog Park, and their owners will want to stay even longer when they see the mobile taproom on the premises. Levity Brewing, a local independent brewery, provides six brews for an afternoon of fun and laughter for you and your pooch. Inside the park, visitors can gather under shady trees and watch pups run and play on the agility equipment.

Fido is welcome at Boo Boo and Tiger’s Playground in Aspinwall, PA. This daylight-hours, off-leash dog park allows up to ten well-behaved, vaccinated pups to play freely. Owners must clean up and control their pets.

Bring Fido to the Braddock Bark Park in Braddock, PA to burn off steam in a fenced-in grassy area. This pup recreation area is free and always open to the public.

Bring Fido to the dog park at K-9 Officer Derek Kotecki Memorial Park in Lower Burrell, PA. This fenced recreation space features separate areas for small and large dogs, as well as double-gated entry and waste stations. Dogs should be leashed when entering and exiting.