10 Best Dog Parks in Idaho!
If you’re a dog owner living in Idaho, you’re in luck. Whether you live in Nampa, Coeur d'Alene, or nearby Caldwell, and Lewiston, there are plenty of options for your pup to get out and explore. To make things easier, here is a list of the 10 best dog parks in the Gem State. So grab your leash, throw a frisbee in your backpack, and hit the road!
Looking for a place to let your pooch off-leash and make some new friends? Look no further than Amity Dog Park in Nampa! This leisurely six-acre expanse offers designated areas for both large and small/older dogs and is open from sunrise to sunset.
If you're in Meridian, you'll want to take your furry friend to Storey Bark Park. This 2.25-acre park is outfitted with benches and a shade pergola to keep your pup from getting too hot, and the entire facility is fenced to keep your dog safe and secure.
Here is a half-acre expanse where your pup can run and play off-leash. There are two separate areas – one for large, energetic dogs and another for smaller, more relaxed furry friends. Plenty of amenities make this the perfect spot for all types of canines.
Morris Hill Dog Park in Boise is packed with features, such as a large grassy open area, a fenced dog park, a picnic shelter, and a playground. And don't forget the arboretum. You and your dog can explore all day.
If you find yourself in Moscow, you'll want to check out the Moscow Dog Park. This is a 2-acre area where you can explore and make new furry friends while staying active and having a blast.
Dog Island is a 5.4-acre paradise for your pup. Here, they can swim and play in the surrounding pond, explore the large open space, or relax in the designated “shy dog” area. And with benches placed throughout the park, you never have to worry about finding a place to sit.
Caldwell is home to the Centennial Dog Park, a great spot where you and your pup can socialize and explore. The park is located within Whittenberger Park and is open during daylight hours.
Central Bark Dog Park has 1.8 acres of activity for your canine companion. Two fenced areas allow for both big and small dogs, and plenty of grassy open areas to run and play.
This 1-acre park in Twin Falls is the perfect spot for your pup to get some exercise and socialize. There are big and little dog areas and the entire area is fenced in to ensure safety.
Located in Lewiston, Penny's Memorial Park is a 1.8 acre playground for your pup. With two fenced off-leash areas, you can bring your pup here to explore and play. Clean up bag dispensaries, trash cans, and plenty of seating make this spot a great choice.
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