Off-Leash Dog Parks in Wisconsin

Bring Fido to Minooka Dog Park, a large 19-acre off-leash park in Waukesha, WI. This fenced park has two separate enclosed areas for large and small breeds. There is no water on site, so owners should bring water and a bowl for Fido. Please note that this park can become muddy after periods of wet weather.

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.

Fido is invited to play at Room To Roam Dog Park of Rome in Nekoosa, WI. Dogs of all sizes are welcome to play in this 9.8-acre space. Amenities include a walking path, benches, water and waste stations, and agility equipment.

Dogs can enjoy off-leash play with paid admission at the Tails & Trails Off-Leash Dog Park in Waupaca, WI. The park offers walking trails and a large swimming pond. Annual memberships and day passes are available.

Bark & Brew is a pet-friendly spot in Howard, WI. The first of its kind, this off-leash, indoor/outdoor, climate-controlled establishment has a dog menu and delicious beverages for humans. Though they do not sell human food, you can bring in your own or have it delivered from your favorite takeout spot!

Bring Fido to the dog park at Prairie Moraine County Park in Verona, WI. This 79-acre off-leash pup recreation area is known for being the best in the surrounding area, as it features tons of trails, grassy meadows with big hills, prairie grass, beautiful wildflowers and open space for your pup to run and explore. There are disposal bags, benches and picnic tables available for humans. A permit is required.

With a daily or monthly dog membership, dogs can play year-round in an off-leash, 2,500 sq ft. indoor or 5,500 sq ft outdoor dog park while you relax with friends, drink with your furry friend, watch the game, relax and meet other dog lovers. There are separate large and small dog areas for playing. Pups can get their sniff on in the exclusive K9Grass® area or romp on the play equipment. Doggie pools available during the summer. Beer, wine, fun cocktails, water and soda are available for the humans. There is also a self-serve wash & dry onsite, and they also offer grooming, doggie daycare, and boarding. The Hounds & Tap is open Monday through Thursday from 4pm to 9pm, Friday from 4pm to 10pm, Saturday from 12pm to 10pm, and Sunday from 12pm to 6pm.

If Fido needs a place to stretch his legs, bring him for a romp at the Sister Bay Dog Park in Sister Bay, WI. Entirely fenced in and equipped with picnic tables and mutt mitts, the park is open year-round, from dawn until dusk, and is free to the public.

The 13-acre Kaukauna Dog Park, located in Kaukauna, WI, contains three separate grassy areas. There is a fenced-in small dog area, a very large fenced-in area for all dogs and a fenced-in pond where dogs can swim. You can also check out the walking trail around the perimeter of the pond, which includes two bridges built by local Boy Scouts. The park is well-lit after dark and there are soda machines available for thirsty dog owners.

Bring Fido to blow off some steam at the dog park at Capital Springs Recreation Area in Madison, WI. This fenced off-leash pup recreation space features separate sections for small and large dogs, trees and trails. An annual park permit or a small daily fee is required.

Fido is invited to play at Chippewa Falls HappyTails Dog Park in Wisconsin. The off-leash facility has over 53 acres with three different sections for dogs of all sizes. Amenities include a watering hole, benches with shade and pathways surrounding the area. The park is maintained and run by volunteers who operate on donations.

Granville Dog Park in Milwaukee, WI is a fee-based park. With the purchase of a day pass or annual membership, Fido can explore this expansive park which features grassy hills, wooded areas and narrow walking trails along the Menomonee River. Unlike many off-leash areas, Granville Dog Park does not have wide open spaces for Fido to run around in clear sight of his owner.

Bring Fido to expend his energy with friends at White River Dog Park in Lake Geneva, WI. The park is located behind Eastview Elementary School and opposite Lake Geneva Skatepark. The dog park is fully fenced and features water fountains for both humans and dogs, a bone shaped bench, shaded areas and pet waste stations.

Bring Fido to the Shiloh Road Bark Park in Sturgeon Bay, WI, which features separate areas for large and small dogs and benches for humans.

Fido is invited to play at the Merrill Dog Park at the MARC in Wisconsin. The off-leash area is 2.5 acres and features a separate section for small dogs. If the park is busy, they have pathways connecting to Council Grounds State Park.

Brown County Dog Park is a great place for Fido run and play off leash in Hobart, WI. It's fully fenced with and grass covered with dirt patches, wooded areas, and water access. The park features separate spaces for large and small dogs, as well as one combined. Amenities include trails, a creek, agility obstacles, handicap access, benches, water fountains, waste stations, and restrooms nearby. Park passes are required. Dog owners may walk their dogs on-leash through the rest of the park.

Dogs love playing off-leash at Shepard Dog Park in Rhinelander, WI. The fenced-in area is great for bringing your pup to socialize and exercise. Two separate sections for small and large dogs include waste and water stations, toy boxes and benches. There is also a walking path within the park that is shaded by large evergreen trees.

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.

Bring Fido to blow off some steam at the Auggie Land dog park in Chetek, WI. This pup recreation space features separate sections for small and large dogs, plenty of space to run, agility equipment, a pavilion and a dog wash.

Caledonia Dog Park in Racine, WI is a spacious 28-acre off-leash dog park. Let Fido explore the wooded areas, splash in the pond, dart through the open fields, and cool off in the Root River with his canine companions.