Rent the best private dog parks hosted by locals in Arlington, Virginia

Park hours:

Sunrise to 9 p.m.

Park hours:

Sunrise to 9 p.m.

Park rules:

• Dog Park Rules
• 1. All dogs shall be legally licensed and vaccinated before entering the dog park.
• 2. No dog that is less than (4) months old shall be permitted in a dog park.
• 3. Female dogs in heat shall not be allowed in the dog park at any time.
• 4. Parents must be in control of their children at all times.
• 5. No food is allowed within the boundaries of a dog park.
• 6. No one (1) handler may bring more than three (3) dogs into a dog park at a time
• 7. Professional dog trainers may not use any dog park for the conduct of their business, unless sponsored by Arlington County.
• 8. Animals must be leashed when entering and exiting the dog park.
• 9. Handlers must be in possession of a leash at all times.
• 10. Dogs shall be under the control of their handlers.
• 11. Handlers shall keep their dogs in view at all times.
• 12. Handlers are responsible for the removal of dog waste from the dog park and disposing of it in a proper manner.
• 13. Dogs shall be removed from the dog park at the first sign of aggression. An aggressive dog is defined as a dog(s) posing a threat to human beings or other animals. Aggressive dogs shall not be permitted within any designated off-leash dog park. Handlers are legally responsible for their dog(s) and any injury caused by them.
• 14. Handlers shall not allow their animals to bark on a continuous or frequent basis. It is unlawful for any person who owns, possesses or harbors a dog to permit that dog to create a frequent or continued noise disturbance across a real property boundary or within a nearby dwelling unit.
• 15. Handlers, prior to leaving the dog park, shall fill holes dug by dogs.

Park hours:

Sunrise to  8 p.m.

Park rules:

• Dog Park Rules
• 1. All dogs shall be legally licensed and vaccinated before entering the dog park.
• 2. No dog that is less than (4) months old shall be permitted in a dog park.
• 3. Female dogs in heat shall not be allowed in the dog park at any time.
• 4. Parents must be in control of their children at all times.
• 5. No food is allowed within the boundaries of a dog park.
• 6. No one (1) handler may bring more than three (3) dogs into a dog park at a time
• 7. Professional dog trainers may not use any dog park for the conduct of their business, unless sponsored by Arlington County.
• 8. Animals must be leashed when entering and exiting the dog park.
• 9. Handlers must be in possession of a leash at all times.
• 10. Dogs shall be under the control of their handlers.
• 11. Handlers shall keep their dogs in view at all times.
• 12. Handlers are responsible for the removal of dog waste from the dog park and disposing of it in a proper manner.
• 13. Dogs shall be removed from the dog park at the first sign of aggression. An aggressive dog is defined as a dog(s) posing a threat to human beings or other animals. Aggressive dogs shall not be permitted within any designated off-leash dog park. Handlers are legally responsible for their dog(s) and any injury caused by them.
• 14. Handlers shall not allow their animals to bark on a continuous or frequent basis. It is unlawful for any person who owns, possesses or harbors a dog to permit that dog to create a frequent or continued noise disturbance across a real property boundary or within a nearby dwelling unit.
• 15. Handlers, prior to leaving the dog park, shall fill holes dug by dogs.
• 16. Dog grooming shall not be allowed in any dog park, unless it is part of an Arlington County sponsored program.

Park hours:

Sunrise to 9 p.m.

Park rules:

• Dog Park Rules and Regulations
• Arlington County loves its dogs and strives to provide safe places for pets and their human companions to meet, greet, and have fun! The eight local Dog Parks are county-sanctioned areas within their respective County parks. Please be sure to abide by the following rules and regulations to have a safe and rewarding experience at the Arlington County Dog Parks. Please note that pets are not allowed on designated athletic fields at any time.
• All animal bites should be reported immediately to the Department of Animal Control located at the Animal Welfare League of Arlington at 703-931-9241 or 2650 South Arlington Mill Dr.
• All Dogs in Arlington County
• • All dogs must be leashed unless they are in a dog park or on private property and under control.
• • Guardians are responsible for picking up their the picking up their dog waste and disposing of it properly.
• • Violations of the leash law, pooper-scooper law and running-at-large law can result in a summons to appear in court and a fine of $100.
• • Guardians/handlers are legally responsible for their dog and any injury caused by them.
• • It is unlawful for any person who owns, possesses or harbors a dog to permit that dog to create a frequent or continued noise disturbance across a real property boundary or within a nearby dwelling unit. (County Code)
• • All dogs must be licensed and vaccinated.
• • Guardians/handlers must always be in possession of their dog’s leash.
• Additional Rules for Dogs in County Dog Parks
• • Dogs less than four months old are not permitted in a dog park.
• • Female dogs in heat are not allowed in a dog park at any time.
• • No food or alcohol is allowed within the boundaries of a dog park.
• • Dogs must be removed at the first sign of aggression. Aggressive dogs shall not be permitted within any designated off-leash dog parks. An “aggressive dog” is defined as a dog that poses a threat to humans or other animals.
• • A handler/guardian may bring in no more than three dogs at a time.
• • Professional dog trainers may not use a dog park to conduct business, unless sponsored by Arlington County.
• • Guardians/handlers must always remain with their dog and be in view of their dog.
• • Guardians/handlers, prior to leaving a dog park, must fill holes dug by their dog.
• • Dog grooming is not allowed in any dog park, unless it is part of an Arlington County sponsored program.

Park hours:

Open from sunrise until half hour after sunset.

Park hours:

Sunrise to sunset.

Park rules:

• Rules and Regulations
• Shirlington Dog Park, Arlington County
• • All dogs must be licensed and vaccinated before entering the Dog Park.
• • Both rabies vaccinations tags and Dog License tags are required to be secured on your dog at all times.
• • No dogs less than four (4) months of age shall be permitted in a Dog Park.
• • Female dogs in heat shall not be allowed in the Dog Park at any time.
• • A handler / guardian may bring in NO more than three (3) dogs at a time.
• • Handlers / guardians are responsible for removing dog waste from the Park and disposing it in a proper receptacle.
• • Handlers / guardians must remain with their dog(s) and be in view of their dog(s) at all times.
• • Dogs shall be removed from the Dog Park at the first sign of aggression.
• • Aggressive dogs shall not be permitted within any designated dog park. An “aggressive dog” is defined as a dog posing a threat to humans or other animals.
• • Handlers / guardians are legally responsible for their dog(s) and any injury caused by them.
• • No food is allowed within boundaries of the Dog Park.
• • No bicycles or scooters are allowed to be ridden in the Dog Park.
• • Businesses or professional dog trainers may not use any Dog Park for the conduct of their business, unless sponsored by Arlington County.
• • Dogs must be leashed when entering and exiting the Dog Park.
• • Handlers / guardians must be in possession of their dog’s leash at all times.
• • Handlers / guardians shall not allow their dogs to bark on a continuous or frequent basis.
• • Handlers / guardians shall fill in any holes dug by their dogs prior to leaving the park.
• • Grooming or washing your dog is not allowed in the Dog Park, unless it is part of a County sponsored program.
• • Parents must be in control of their children at all times and not allow them to run or antagonize dogs in the Dog Park.
• • The unauthorized posting or distributing of any materials at the Dog Park or on County property is strictly prohibited.
• • Violations of the leash law, running at large law and not picking up after your dog can result in a summons to appear in court and a $100.00 fine.
• Any animal bite should be reported immediately to the Department of Animal Control located at the Animal Welfare League of Arlington, 2650 S. Arlington Mill Drive, Arlington VA 22206, 703-931-9241
• Other violations should be reported to the Arlington County Park Rangers, 703-228-0052

Park hours:

Sunrise to 10p.m.

Park rules:

• Dog Park Rules and Regulations
• Arlington County loves its dogs and strives to provide safe places for pets and their human companions to meet, greet, and have fun! The eight local Dog Parks are county-sanctioned areas within their respective County parks. Please be sure to abide by the following rules and regulations to have a safe and rewarding experience at the Arlington County Dog Parks. Please note that pets are not allowed on designated athletic fields at any time.
• All animal bites should be reported immediately to the Department of Animal Control located at the Animal Welfare League of Arlington at 703-931-9241 or 2650 South Arlington Mill Dr.
• All Dogs in Arlington County
• • All dogs must be leashed unless they are in a dog park or on private property and under control.
• • Guardians are responsible for picking up their the picking up their dog waste and disposing of it properly.
• • Violations of the leash law, pooper-scooper law and running-at-large law can result in a summons to appear in court and a fine of $100.
• • Guardians/handlers are legally responsible for their dog and any injury caused by them.
• • It is unlawful for any person who owns, possesses or harbors a dog to permit that dog to create a frequent or continued noise disturbance across a real property boundary or within a nearby dwelling unit. (County Code)
• • All dogs must be licensed and vaccinated.
• • Guardians/handlers must always be in possession of their dog’s leash.
• Additional Rules for Dogs in County Dog Parks
• • Dogs less than four months old are not permitted in a dog park.
• • Female dogs in heat are not allowed in a dog park at any time.
• • No food or alcohol is allowed within the boundaries of a dog park.
• • Dogs must be removed at the first sign of aggression. Aggressive dogs shall not be permitted within any designated off-leash dog parks. An “aggressive dog” is defined as a dog that poses a threat to humans or other animals.
• • A handler/guardian may bring in no more than three dogs at a time.
• • Professional dog trainers may not use a dog park to conduct business, unless sponsored by Arlington County.
• • Guardians/handlers must always remain with their dog and be in view of their dog.
• • Guardians/handlers, prior to leaving a dog park, must fill holes dug by their dog.
• • Dog grooming is not allowed in any dog park, unless it is part of an Arlington County sponsored program.

Park hours:

Sunrise to 10p.m

Park hours:

Sunrise to Sunset

Park rules:

• Dog Park Rules and Regulations
• Arlington County loves its dogs and strives to provide safe places for pets and their human companions to meet, greet, and have fun! The eight local Dog Parks are county-sanctioned areas within their respective County parks. Please be sure to abide by the following rules and regulations to have a safe and rewarding experience at the Arlington County Dog Parks. Please note that pets are not allowed on designated athletic fields at any time.
• All animal bites should be reported immediately to the Department of Animal Control located at the Animal Welfare League of Arlington at 703-931-9241 or 2650 South Arlington Mill Dr.
• All Dogs in Arlington County
• • All dogs must be leashed unless they are in a dog park or on private property and under control.
• • Guardians are responsible for picking up their the picking up their dog waste and disposing of it properly.
• • Violations of the leash law, pooper-scooper law and running-at-large law can result in a summons to appear in court and a fine of $100.
• • Guardians/handlers are legally responsible for their dog and any injury caused by them.
• • It is unlawful for any person who owns, possesses or harbors a dog to permit that dog to create a frequent or continued noise disturbance across a real property boundary or within a nearby dwelling unit. (County Code)
• • All dogs must be licensed and vaccinated.
• • Guardians/handlers must always be in possession of their dog’s leash.
• Additional Rules for Dogs in County Dog Parks
• • Dogs less than four months old are not permitted in a dog park.
• • Female dogs in heat are not allowed in a dog park at any time.
• • No food or alcohol is allowed within the boundaries of a dog park.
• • Dogs must be removed at the first sign of aggression. Aggressive dogs shall not be permitted within any designated off-leash dog parks. An “aggressive dog” is defined as a dog that poses a threat to humans or other animals.
• • A handler/guardian may bring in no more than three dogs at a time.
• • Professional dog trainers may not use a dog park to conduct business, unless sponsored by Arlington County.
• • Guardians/handlers must always remain with their dog and be in view of their dog.
• • Guardians/handlers, prior to leaving a dog park, must fill holes dug by their dog.
• • Dog grooming is not allowed in any dog park, unless it is part of an Arlington County sponsored program.

Park hours:

Sunrise to sunset

Park rules:

• Dog Park Rules and Regulations
• All Dogs in Arlington County
• • All dogs must be leashed unless they are in a dog park or on private property and under control.
• • Guardians are responsible for picking up their the picking up their dog waste and disposing of it properly.
• • Violations of the leash law, pooper-scooper law and running-at-large law can result in a summons to appear in court and a fine of $100.
• • Guardians/handlers are legally responsible for their dog and any injury caused by them.
• • It is unlawful for any person who owns, possesses or harbors a dog to permit that dog to create a frequent or continued noise disturbance across a real property boundary or within a nearby dwelling unit. (County Code)
• • All dogs must be licensed and vaccinated.
• • Guardians/handlers must always be in possession of their dog’s leash.
• Additional Rules for Dogs in County Dog Parks
• • Dogs less than four months old are not permitted in a dog park.
• • Female dogs in heat are not allowed in a dog park at any time.
• • No food or alcohol is allowed within the boundaries of a dog park.
• • Dogs must be removed at the first sign of aggression. Aggressive dogs shall not be permitted within any designated off-leash dog parks. An “aggressive dog” is defined as a dog that poses a threat to humans or other animals.
• • A handler/guardian may bring in no more than three dogs at a time.
• • Professional dog trainers may not use a dog park to conduct business, unless sponsored by Arlington County.
• • Guardians/handlers must always remain with their dog and be in view of their dog.
• • Guardians/handlers, prior to leaving a dog park, must fill holes dug by their dog.
• • Dog grooming is not allowed in any dog park, unless it is part of an Arlington County sponsored program.

Park hours:

10:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

Park hours:

Open Sunrise to 9 p.m.
Closed for maintenance on Mon., Wed. and Fri. from 10 a.m. to noon

Park rules:

• Dog Park Rules and Regulations
• Arlington County loves its dogs and strives to provide safe places for pets and their human companions to meet, greet, and have fun! The eight local Dog Parks are county-sanctioned areas within their respective County parks. Please be sure to abide by the following rules and regulations to have a safe and rewarding experience at the Arlington County Dog Parks. Please note that pets are not allowed on designated athletic fields at any time.
• All animal bites should be reported immediately to the Department of Animal Control located at the Animal Welfare League of Arlington at 703-931-9241 or 2650 South Arlington Mill Dr.
• All Dogs in Arlington County
• • All dogs must be leashed unless they are in a dog park or on private property and under control.
• • Guardians are responsible for picking up their the picking up their dog waste and disposing of it properly.
• • Violations of the leash law, pooper-scooper law and running-at-large law can result in a summons to appear in court and a fine of $100.
• • Guardians/handlers are legally responsible for their dog and any injury caused by them.
• • It is unlawful for any person who owns, possesses or harbors a dog to permit that dog to create a frequent or continued noise disturbance across a real property boundary or within a nearby dwelling unit. (County Code)
• • All dogs must be licensed and vaccinated.
• • Guardians/handlers must always be in possession of their dog’s leash.
• Additional Rules for Dogs in County Dog Parks
• • Dogs less than four months old are not permitted in a dog park.
• • Female dogs in heat are not allowed in a dog park at any time.
• • No food or alcohol is allowed within the boundaries of a dog park.
• • Dogs must be removed at the first sign of aggression. Aggressive dogs shall not be permitted within any designated off-leash dog parks. An “aggressive dog” is defined as a dog that poses a threat to humans or other animals.
• • A handler/guardian may bring in no more than three dogs at a time.
• • Professional dog trainers may not use a dog park to conduct business, unless sponsored by Arlington County.
• • Guardians/handlers must always remain with their dog and be in view of their dog.
• • Guardians/handlers, prior to leaving a dog park, must fill holes dug by their dog.
• • Dog grooming is not allowed in any dog park, unless it is part of an Arlington County sponsored program.

Park hours:

Sunday: Closed
Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Park hours:

Sunrise to  7 p.m.

Park rules:

• Dog Park Rules and Regulations
• Arlington County loves its dogs and strives to provide safe places for pets and their human companions to meet, greet, and have fun! The eight local Dog Parks are county-sanctioned areas within their respective County parks. Please be sure to abide by the following rules and regulations to have a safe and rewarding experience at the Arlington County Dog Parks. Please note that pets are not allowed on designated athletic fields at any time.
• All animal bites should be reported immediately to the Department of Animal Control located at the Animal Welfare League of Arlington at 703-931-9241 or 2650 South Arlington Mill Dr.
• All Dogs in Arlington County
• • All dogs must be leashed unless they are in a dog park or on private property and under control.
• • Guardians are responsible for picking up their the picking up their dog waste and disposing of it properly.
• • Violations of the leash law, pooper-scooper law and running-at-large law can result in a summons to appear in court and a fine of $100.
• • Guardians/handlers are legally responsible for their dog and any injury caused by them.
• • It is unlawful for any person who owns, possesses or harbors a dog to permit that dog to create a frequent or continued noise disturbance across a real property boundary or within a nearby dwelling unit. (County Code)
• • All dogs must be licensed and vaccinated.
• • Guardians/handlers must always be in possession of their dog’s leash.
• Additional Rules for Dogs in County Dog Parks
• • Dogs less than four months old are not permitted in a dog park.
• • Female dogs in heat are not allowed in a dog park at any time.
• • No food or alcohol is allowed within the boundaries of a dog park.
• • Dogs must be removed at the first sign of aggression. Aggressive dogs shall not be permitted within any designated off-leash dog parks. An “aggressive dog” is defined as a dog that poses a threat to humans or other animals.
• • A handler/guardian may bring in no more than three dogs at a time.
• • Professional dog trainers may not use a dog park to conduct business, unless sponsored by Arlington County.
• • Guardians/handlers must always remain with their dog and be in view of their dog.
• • Guardians/handlers, prior to leaving a dog park, must fill holes dug by their dog.
• • Dog grooming is not allowed in any dog park, unless it is part of an Arlington County sponsored program.

Park hours:

Mon - Thurs - 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Fri - 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Sat - 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Sun - 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Park hours:

Mon - Thurs
5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Fri
5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Sat
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Sun
10:00 AM - 8:00 PM