Best Dog Park Tempe Near Me

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Our mission is to integrate your life with your dog’s and find forever homes for rescue dogs in need.

All dogs in our park must be up-to-date on required vaccinations, licensed with the state, and well socialized for group play.

Our staff is always on the lookout for poo so you can have peace of mind your pup is romping around in a clean environment.

We are proud to be the only chemical-free dog park in the Phoenix area. Our grass is maintained with 100% natural compost and tea from the Singh Meadows compost yard.

Programing is our JAM. Each month we host themed parties, special events, breed meetups, races, training classes, and more!

4worldlovers: Bring your canine friends out for some well-deserved exercise and fun at one of Chandler's dog parks.

The parks are surrounded by 6-foot high chain link fences with one main entrance so dogs can't escape unleashed.

On top of old Chandler landfill, north of Ocotillo Rd. west side of McQueen Rd.

4worldlovers: The park was originally developed by the Jaycees of Tempe in 1962. Eventually, the park was turned over to the City of Tempe.

4worldlovers: These guidelines will help to ensure that your dog parks stay clean and safe.

Please use the mutt mitt dispensers and waste containers located at the parks' fence lines. Owners/custodians must clean up after their dog(s) to decrease the spread of disease.

Dogs must be kept on a leash until the owners/custodian and dog(s) are in the dog park and the entrance gates are fully closed after entry. Outside of gated dog parks, the Phoenix Leash Law applies at all times and in all places.

Owners/custodians must maintain voice control over their dog(s) and keep them in sight while visiting the dog park.

Dog behavior can be unpredictable around other dogs and strangers. For the safety of all the dogs at the parks, immediately leash your dog if it exhibits aggressive behavior and leave the dog park area.

To help keep the dog parks clean, please do not groom animals at the park.

Maricopa County requires that all dogs in the county be licensed. In addition to being licensed, dogs must be older than 4 months and be currently vaccinated.

To discourage aggressive behavior, the city of Phoenix recommends that dog owners only bring animals that have been spayed or neutered.

Absolutely no female dogs in heat are allowed into exercise areas.

Smoking, alcoholic beverages, and food are not permitted within the fenced areas.

Some dogs exhibit unpredictable behavior around small children. For the safety of children please do not bring children under the age of 12 into the dog parks.

Owners/custodians of a dog are responsible for the acts and conduct of their animal at all times when it is in a city park.