Off-Leash Dog Areas
Six off-leash dog areas are operated and maintained by the City of Tucson. These are located in various areas of the City and offer man’s best friend and their owners a chance to socialize and enjoy our parks.
What is it?An off-leash dog area is a fenced designated public area that allows dogs to run freely and socialize with other dogs while being supervised by owners. Some off-leash sites are divided into separate areas for large and small dogs, and some feature dog training areas. Amenities differ by location. There is no charge to use a City of Tucson off-leash dog area. Dog owners are expected to follow posted regulations at each site and maintain control of their pets at all times. |
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LocationsNorthwest Christopher Columbus Park Midtown Gene C. Reid Park-Miko’s Corner Playground East Palo Verde Park North Sixth Avenue Dog Park 791-4873. Northeast Udall Park Northwest Jacobs Park 791-4873. |
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Rules and Regulations1. Owners are responsible for the actions of their dogs. |
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Thank you for your cooperation! Questions or comments regarding an off-leash dog area? Contact us at 791-4873 or any District Office | |