Scouting out the local dog parks is a must for moving to a new area with your furry friend. Even if you’re simply stopping by St. Louis for a visit, it’s important to locate some dog-friendly hangouts where you can take your pup to stretch their legs after the journey.
While there are a few dog parks throughout the area that don’t require a fee, the majority of St. Louis area dog parks require an annual membership. Be sure to check the rules and call before you go.
Small off-leash dog park requires a membership fee through the City of St. Louis
Dog-friendly area with historic tower access and paved walking trails if kept on-leash
Summary
For visitors, St. Louis hosts several free dog parks located throughout the city, such as Quail Ridge Park. Some of the dog parks are maintained by volunteer local residents, and the hours might not be posted, so be sure to call before you decide to make a long detour. If you’re a new resident, your options aren’t as limited.
St. Louis is home to many well-maintained dog parks that are available to you for an annual fee as long as your dog passes health and behavioral tests.
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The 10 Off-Leash Dog Parks in St. Louis, Missouri
