Beagle Boot Camp

This spot was developed as a starting pen for beagles. Brush piles, food plots, and secure cover were established for rabbits. Elevated observation decks (use at your own risk) were built for dog owners to observe their dog working a running rabbit. This spot is designed for beagle use but is multi use for all breeds of dogs. This spot is located in the "country" with easy parking and access. There are very few distractions which allows you the opportunity to enjoy a peaceful experience on mowed trails with plenty of area to investigate, and plenty of scents to stimulate your dogs sniffer.

Maverick's Dog Park In Ionia

1.7 acres with 300 feet of creek frontage. Half a mile off M21 in Ionia it has short grass, woods, easy access to the creek with a gazebo and fire pit.

Wilson's 5 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Fenwick

Over 4 acres of mowed lawn and over 2 acres of rough wooded area to explore.

Madison's Fully Fenced Yard For Dogs To Rent In Coleman

Hi! We have a fully fenced private 0.3 acre yard with plenty of running space, shady areas, sitting areas, and a small pool can be added in the summer months! We have two dogs of our own (pictured) who can either be hidden away or come outside and play with your fur baby, what ever suits their needs! We will provide fresh drinking water for your pup, poop bags, and some toys for your visit!

Jason's Private Dog Park In Farwell

Our up north property where dogs can roam free. Pretty private lake with a downward hill and plenty of space for running and fetch 😊

Kim's 0.5 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Rockford

Leann's 3 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Stanwood

Anna's 6 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Lakeview

Chasity's Slatmill For Dogs To Rent In Eagle

Slatmill, harness are available but I do suggest bringing your own.

Mel's 15 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Laingsburg

Lovely 150 year old decommissioned farm that has been rewilding for 40 years. It has been held as a private wildlife refuge and has been farm and garden chemical free for many years. Trails wind through meadows, woods, and across frozen marsh in the wintertime. Encounter deer, turkey, crane, friendly crows, songbirds, raptors, a wide variety of wildflowers and trees. Also the occasional bunny, fox, coyote, raccoon squirrels and chipmunks pass through. In sheltering spots like my wood chip pile, I have seen snakes and salamanders. In season there are berries and fruit from wild apple and pear trees scattered along the trails. Note that this is a natural area resulting from the rewilding process and not a groomed and open park-like setting. But the trails are wide and mowed regularly for ease of walking. In the woods be prepared to navigate the occasional sticks and branches that may be on the path as typical of a natural woodlot. Wear sturdy walking shoes. This is an exciting place for dogs to sniff around! Looking forward to your visit!