Dog walking in Grandview

Belvidere

The Belvidere neighborhood in Grandview looks small and unassuming, but boy is it a big place for dogs of all sizes! Tails & Trails Dog Park is the place to take your pup for a pawesome outdoor adventure. This dog park has over ten acres of grassy puppy playground that Fido will love sniffing and rolling around in. No leash will be needed once your pup enters this double-gated park. Three separately fenced enclosures will suit small, medium, and large dogs. Agility equipment is scattered throughout. The dog park has water fountains designed for people and their dogs.  Covered benches give the human folk a place to relax while their pups play.

Kimberly Downs

The Kimberly Downs neighborhood of Overland Park, KS is fifteen miles north of Grandview. The Thomas S. Stoll Dog Park has seven fully fenced acres for some off-leash freedom and fun. All pups of every size have fun in this single grassy space. Woods in and around the dog park provide beauty and shade. Trails can be found within the enclosures so the human companion can take a stroll while getting a view of the entire dog park. Drinking fountains have doggy bowls on the bottom and human faucets on top. Plenty of benches are scattered within the acreage for the pet parents.

South Shawnee

The South Shawnee neighborhood in Shawnee, KS is located twenty-two miles north of Grandview. The Shawnee Mission Park Dog Run has the pawfect spot for your Spot to get some exercise and make a few new furry pals. The dog run has fifty-three acres of grassland, trees, and beach. A strip of beachfront just for your four-pawed swimmer on a 120-acre lake is a pleasure not found in many parks. Your pup can paddle about and get cooled down on one of those summer days or just step out for a bit of wading. The humans have a beach, too, but it is separated for sanitary reasons. Plenty of trails can be found within the park, with benches scattered around for the human companions to rest for a spell.

Olathe

Olathe, Kansas is about twenty-two miles west of Grandview. Heritage Park has over 1,200 acres of recreational space set aside by Johnson County for people and their pups to get out and walk (or run!) on the wild side. This park includes a thirty-acre green space that lets dogs rid themselves of the leash and sniff out some canine companions. The fenced, flat ground includes a small pond that is especially pupular on those hot July days! Picnic sites and walking trails let canines and humans find some good times together. A leash is required, though, for your pup outside of the dog run area.

De Soto

De Soto, KS is located twenty-nine miles west of Grandview. Kill Creek Dog Run has sixteen acres set aside for your canine to let that fur down, throw off that leash, and get some no-fangled exercise in the great outdoors. The fancy amenities are few in this natural park. The ground is mostly a grassy prairie that beckons your dog to get out and do some running. A small pond lets dogs get their paws wet on those hot days. The main park does have a few port-a-potties for the comfort of the human companions. This dog run can be found within the main park, which has several trails of various degrees of difficulties for a person and a leashed pup to explore together.