It’s time to get out and active with your pup. But where in Omaha can you take your curious pooch? Where can Fido run fast and free without being tethered to a leash?
There’s plenty, actually. And in Omaha, you’re likely to find a dog park near some amazing entertainment. Here are 10 of our favorites:
The 10 Off-Leash Dog Parks in Omaha, NE 1. Hanscom Dog Park
Small and large dogs separated
Bring your own water
Plenty of deep shade and benches
Only a few minutes from I-80
Playpark close by for awesome family fun
2. Omaha Dog Bar
🗺️ Address: 📍1231 S 14th St, Omaha, NE 68108
🕐 Open Times: 3 pm to 8 pm (Tues-Thurs), 12 pm to 9 pm (Fri), 10 am to 9 pm (Sat), 10 am to 7 pm (Sun), CLOSED Mondays
💲 Cost: $10-day pass, $45 monthly pass, $275 annual membership
🐕 Off-leash allowed?: Yes
Must be 21+ to enter
Humans are free
Plenty of drinks and delicious food
Fully fenced and artificially turfed
Comfy lounge seating and free WIFI
3. Dewey Dog Park
Self-cleaning, artificial turf so dog messes are rare
Splash pad and agility course for sensational summer fun
Canopy-covered benches and chairs
Tennis court and playpark nearby for even more fun
Well-lit for night owls
4. Hefflinger Dog Park
Muddy—bring baby wipes and towels!
Small and large dogs separated
Lots of sunshine for sun-loving pups
Wide open field for frolicking
Earth obstacles for climbing
5. Jewell Dog Park
Small and large dogs separated
Bring your own water
Deep forest trails with plenty of shade
Paved bike trails
Muddy—bring baby wipes and towels!
6. Walnut Creek Dog Park
🗺️ Address: 📍Papillion, NE 68046
🕐 Open Times: 7 am to 8 pm
💲 Cost: Free
🐕 Off-leash allowed?: Yes
Small pond for water-retrieving practice
Prepare to get muddy
Plenty of landscape variety
Close to picnic areas and trails
Small and large dogs separated
7. Chalco Hills Dog Exercise Area
Some areas aren’t fenced—make sure your pooch is well-behaved
Wide-mowed paths, tall grasses, and plenty of trees for exploring
Healthy mix of sunshine and shade
Sanitation isn’t the best
Aggressive or in-heat dogs allowed but must remain on a leash
8. Canine Courtyard Bark Park
Fresh and clean, with plenty of poop bags
Tasty restaurants nearby
Plenty of benches with a covered area for extra shade
Small and large dogs separated
Agility course for extra exercise
9. Miller Dog Park
Splash pad and playpark nearby
Wide bike trails next to a beautiful pond
Small and large dogs separated
Water fountains available
Agility course
10. Gene Leahy Mall Dog Park
Small and large dogs separated
Plenty of downtown activities and restaurants nearby
Obstacle course
Bike path next to downtown river
Gorgeous local art and live shows nearby
Conclusion There you have it: 10 off-leash dog parks you can your pet can enjoy. Plus, they’re all family friendly . But don’t take our word for it—get off the couch and see for yourself!
