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10 Amazing Off-Leash Dog Parks in Fort Worth, TX (with Pictures)

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By Nicole Cosgrove

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Fort Worth is a bustling area with tons of activity, but that’s not always the most conducive to getting your dog out for some exercise. While the everyday parts of town in Fort Worth might not be great for dogs, there are plenty of great off-leash dog parks in and around Fort Worth for you to take your dog.

Here we’ve highlighted 10 of the best options in the area you and your dog can enjoy no matter what you’re looking for!

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The 10 Most Amazing Off-Leash Dog Parks in Fort Worth, Texas

1. ZBonz Dog Park

🗺️ Address: 📍 6950 Camp Bowie W Blvd, Fort Worth, TX
🕐 Open Times: 5 AM to 11:30 PM, closed on Mondays
💲 Cost: Free
🐕 Off-Leash: Yes
  • Very large 10-acre dog park
  • Separate small and large dog parks
  • Water is available for dogs on site
  • Ponds are on site
  • Agility items on site

2. MUTTS Canine Cantina

🗺️ Address: 📍 5317 Clearfork Main Street, Fort Worth, TX
🕐 Open Times: Monday to Friday 3 PM to 10 PM, Saturday and Sunday 11 AM to 10 PM
💲 Cost: $12.95/day, $24.95/month, $249.50/yearly membership
🐕 Off-Leash: Yes
  • Separate small and large dog parks
  • You can eat and drink on site
  • All dogs must have licenses and vaccinations
  • All dogs must be spayed/neutered
  • Water and waste pickup are available on site

3. Fort Woof Dog Park

🗺️ Address: 📍 751 Beach Street, Fort Worth, TX
🕐 Open Times: 5 AM to 1130 PM
💲 Cost: Free
🐕 Off-Leash: Yes
  • Water available for dogs on site
  • Separate small and large dog parks
  • Plenty of parking on site
  • Play structures for dogs on site
  • Very open space – grass surface

4. Freedom Dog Park

🗺️ Address: 📍 2675 Trophy Park Drive, Roanoke, Texas
🕐 Open Times: 6 AM to 8 PM
💲 Cost: Free
🐕 Off-Leash: Yes
  • Large 8.3-acre park with a grass surface
  • Not a fenced-in park
  • Dog water fountains on site
  • Dogs must have a license and rabies vaccine

5. Hound Mound Dog Park

🗺️ Address: 📍 1202 South Garden Ridge Blvd, Flower Mound, TX
🕐 Open Times: 7 AM to 9 PM, closed on Wednesdays
💲 Cost: Free
🐕 Off-Leash: Yes
  • Separate areas for small and large dogs
  • Plenty of parking on site
  • Turf surface
  • Plenty of shade
  • Dog water fountains on site

6. Bark Park at Bear Creek Park

🗺️ Address: 📍 Texas 360 Service Road, Grapevine, TX
🕐 Open Times: 7 AM to 930 PM
💲 Cost: Free
🐕 Off-Leash: Yes

7. Burleson Bark Park

🗺️ Address: 📍 616 Memorial Plaza, Burleson, TX
🕐 Open Times: 5 AM to 11 PM, closed on Mondays
💲 Cost: Free
🐕 Off-Leash: Yes
  • Tons of agility equipment at the park
  • 1-acre grass surface dog park
  • Separate areas for small and large dogs
  • Dog wash station on site
  • Water is available for dogs on site

8. Tails N’ Trails Dog Park

🗺️ Address: 📍 950 SE Green Oaks Blvd, Arlington, TX
🕐 Open Times: 5 AM to 10 PM
💲 Cost: Free
🐕 Off-Leash: Yes
  • Large grass surface dog park
  • Separate small and large dog areas
  • Water available on site
  • Plenty of shade and trees on site
  • Very busy dog park

9. Euless Dog Park

🗺️ Address: 📍 1951 Bear Creek Parkway, Euless, TX
🕐 Open Times: 7 AM to 9 PM
💲 Cost: Free
🐕 Off-Leash: Yes
  • Separate small and large dog areas
  • Dog wash station on site
  • Water is available for dogs on site
  • Turf surface

10. Rush Creek Dog Park

🗺️ Address: 📍 1900 Valleywood Drive, Arlington, TX
🕐 Open Times: 5 AM to 10 PM Tuesday, 12 PM to 10 PM Wednesday, 5 AM to 10 PM Thursday to Sunday, closed on Mondays
💲 Cost: Free
🐕 Off-Leash: Yes
  • Large 5.3-acre dog park with four fenced-in paddocks
  • Maximum of three dogs per handler
  • Lighted dog park
  • Dog water fountains available on site
  • Plenty of shade

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Final Thoughts

With so many great dog park options in and around Fort Worth, there’s no reason you can’t find an excellent option for you and your pup. Pick a park, pick a day, and then enjoy some time giving your dog some fresh air and socialization.

Visit a few of the parks from our list and find your favorite. That way, you’ll be more likely to make even more trips in the future!

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