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Off-Leash Dog Parks in Idaho

There are few things in life a dog loves more than running off-leash with his canine comrades. No matter where you live or where you’re headed in Idaho, we can help you find an off-leash dog park nearby. We’ll even give you the scoop on poop bag and water availability.

Pet Friendly Amity Dog Park

Amity Dog Park

Amity Dog Park in Nampa, ID, provides a safe place for people and their dogs to exercise and socialize. The six-acre park offers off-leash play areas for dogs of all sizes. Separate areas are available for large and small or older dogs. Handlers and their dogs will enjoy this fully-fenced park with its expansive grassy areas, walking trails, drinking water (for dogs and humans), shade shelters, trees, benches and ample parking.

Pet Friendly Storey Bark Park

Storey Bark Park

Storey Bark Park

Storey Bark Park in Meridian, ID, is a 2.25 acre fully-fenced dog park that features separate large and small dog areas, shade shelters, a restroom building, people and doggy drinking fountains, agility equipment, paved walkways, a variety of ground surfaces, benches, mutt mitt stations, dog-themed street signs and more!

Ann Morrison Park

Ann Morrison Park

Ann Morrison Park is a pet-friendly urban park in Boise, ID. The highlight is Dog Island, an island with two gates for dogs to play off-leash on. The site includes an active dog area that's more than 5 acres in size, a fenced area for shy dogs and a swim pond. Humans can hang out at picnic benches and tables around the space. Afterwards, wander the park's trails together.

Ponderay Petsafe Dog Park

Ponderay Petsafe Dog Park

Ponderay Petsafe Dog Park in Ponderay, ID, is the first fully ADA-compliant dog park in the United States. The park features separate fenced areas for small and large dogs with gravel surfaces, water fountains, shade canopies, seating, waste stations, and nearby restrooms. The large dog area also includes a few agility obstacles, and ample parking is available onsite. The park is located next to the Better Together Animal Alliance.

Clubhound

Garden City, ID

Clubhound is an off-leash play space located near the Boise River Greenbelt in Garden City, ID. Supervised by trained Rufferees, the area is fully fenced and features fun agility equipment and engaging activities throughout the day. A selection of drinks and occasional food trucks are also present. Please note that a day pass or membership is required.

Winstead Park

Winstead Park in Boise, ID, is pet friendly! All areas within Winstead Park, with the exception of the tennis courts, playground, shelter and parking lot, are available for hourly dog off-leash use. There are signs with maps identifying the approved area installed at the park for user reference. Dogs must be on a leash at all other times during the day. Please clean up after your pets.

Mountain View Park

Mountain View Park

Mountain View Park is a pet-friendly park with an off-leash area in Moscow, ID. This community recreation area features about 16 acres of grass with a small creek running along the edge. Fido will have plenty of space to run and play at this partially-fenced park.

Centennial Dog Park

Centennial Dog Park

Fido can run and play at Centennial Dog Park in Caldwell, ID. This park features three separate, fenced-in grassy areas for pups to enjoy. The park is located within the boundaries of Whittenberger Park.

Katie's Dog Park

Katie's Dog Park

Katie's Dog Park in Pocatello, ID is a half-acre space for Fido to play off leash. The park features two separate play areas, one for large, active and energetic dogs and another for smaller or leisurely dogs. Amenities include two water fountains, benches and a shade pergola. The water fountain is not in use during the winter months, so dog owners will need to bring along water for Fido. Please note that although the park is located next to an animal shelter, it's not operated by them.

Hops N' Paws

Idaho Falls, ID

Hops N' Paws is the ultimate hangout for dogs and their humans in Idaho Falls, ID. As the city’s first indoor/outdoor dog park and taphouse, it features a fenced off-leash play area, on-leash patio, craft beers, wines, dirty sodas, and snacks. With weekly events, food trucks, and breed meet-ups, it’s the perfect spot to relax and let pups play.

Snake River Animal Park

Idaho Falls, ID

Snake River Animal Park

Snake River Animal Park is a large, fenced dog park located along the Snake River in Idaho Falls, ID. This grassy area features small dog and large dog sections, kiddie pools, a water supply, waste bags, trash cans, picnic tables and ample parking. Dog owners must remember to clean up after their pets during their visit.

Central Bark Dog Park

Coeur d'Alene, ID

Central Bark Dog Park

Central Bark Dog Park is a 1.8-acre, fully-fenced park in Coeur d'Alene, ID. This is a great park for dogs of all sizes to enjoy off-leash playtime. It also features benches and a dog waste station for your convenience.

Atlas Waterfront Dog Park at Atlas Mill Park

Coeur d'Alene, ID

Atlas Waterfront Dog Park at Atlas Mill Park

Atlas Waterfront Dog Park is park located within Atlas Mill Park in Coeur d'Alene, ID. The park itself is located on waterfront property and is approximately 12.5 acres that includes the ADA accessible water dog park, an ADA accessible swim area, ADA accessible picnic area, and ADA accessible kayak launch, a playground, restroom facility and picnic shelter, and access to the Centennial Trail.

Manitou Park

Manitou Park in Boise, ID, is pet friendly! Fido is welcome to be off-leash in the approved area, which is marked on park signs. Dogs and their owners should be sure to follow the City's leash and pick-up ordinance going to and coming from the designated off-leash area, and follow the Dog Off-Leash Rules and Regulations while visiting the park.

Off-Leash Dog Zone at Island Park

Off-Leash Dog Zone at Island Park

Across the foot bridge from Veterans Memorial Park, the Off-Leash Dog Zone at Island Park in Salmon, ID welcomes pups to play off leash during the day, except from 11:30am - 1:30pm.The park features a trail system, public restrooms, picnic tables and multiple boat ramps. Enjoy this great spot together where Fido can cool off in summer. The area is surrounded by the Salmon River on either side, but it is not fenced.

Penny's Memorial Dog Park

Penny's Memorial Dog Park

Penny's Memorial Dog Park is a pet-friendly recreation area in Lewiston, ID. It's home to two separate spaces, one for small and one for large dogs. You and your pooch can enjoy shade trees, a few benches, a water fountain with bottle filler, as well as waste bags. Dog owners are reminded to clean up after pups to preserve the cleanliness of the park.

Bark Park

Mountain Home, ID

Fido is welcome to play off-leash at Bark Park in Mountain Home, ID, a large, grassy space perfect for exercise and socializing. Water, bowls, waste bags, a trash bin and dirt parking are available near the entrance. Please note that shade is limited, and the entrance can be found on South 14th Street East.

Dog Bark Park

Road trippers and their four-legged companions will enjoy this quirky attraction located on US Highway 95 in Cottonwood, Idaho. Since opening in 2003, Dog Bark Park has been a beloved stop for visitors. Until 2024, when the owners retired, it also offered a unique B&B overnight guest experience. However, dog lovers are still welcome to visit Dog Bark Park and get a photo with the world's largest beagle.

Redwood Park

Redwood Park in Boise, ID, is pet friendly! All areas of the park, with the exception of the playground and parking lot, are available for off-leash use during designated hours. There are signs with maps identifying the approved area installed at the park for user reference. Dogs and their owners should be sure to follow the City's leash and pick-up ordinance going to and coming from the designated off-leash area, and follow the Dog Off-Leash Rules and Regulations while visiting the park.

Sunset Park

Sunset Park in Boise, ID, occupies 10 acres, of which 4.3 acres are available for off-leash use during designated hours. The pet-friendly, approved area is the open field on the west end of the park defined by the tennis courts and sidewalk to the west, the sidewalk on the south, and the property lines on the west and north end of the park. There are signs with maps identifying the approved area installed at the park for user reference. Dogs must be on a leash at all other times during the day. Please clean up after your pets.

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