Dog walking in Warrenton

State Highway/ Ebert Lane

The State Highway/Ebert Lane neighborhood in Wentzville is about a fifteen-mile drive away from Warrenton.  A pup will like the short, mostly highway journey! Tails will wag when stopping in at Broemmelsiek Dog Park. This pup play place features two-and-a-half acres of natural terrain for dogs to run leash-free with some canine pals. A small pond is also in the dog park, and dogs appreciate a swim on those hot July days.  A dock adds to the size of the splash!  The dog park includes drinking water for most of the year. Pieces of agility equipment give dogs the opportunity to train or just try some new exercise.  The human companions will find many shaded places to sit.

Pecan Bluffs

It is about sixteen miles east of Warrenton to the destination sure to delight your dog in Wentzville!  Quail Ridge Dog Park off Callahan Road is the place to let your pup shake off that leash and make a few new furry pals! This dog park has two-and-a-half acres of grass for your four-legged friend to burn off that energy.  The property is completely enclosed, and an area is separately fenced for small dogs.  The dog park has water for all most of the year.  A pavilion provides a shaded spot for the human folk.  Waste stations supply doggie waste baggies.

City Center

Washington City Center is twenty-four miles south of Warrenton.  A trip to this riverside town is a fantastic day adventure for you and your restless pup. Burger Dog Park is open November through August for some leash-free exercise. The grass field is completely fenced for your pup to sniff out a new furry bud or two.  The amenities may be sparse here, but the excitement of the pups is contagious!  All dogs of every size play in the same area so good socialization is a must.  The larger park area has water for most of the year.  Shade and seating are in short supply in the dog park area.

South Point

The South Point neighborhood in Washington is twenty-five miles south of Warrenton.  South Point Bark Park is Washington's newest pup playground.  This fully fenced natural area of grass and dirt has two separately enclosed sections for off-leash fun. One space is dedicated to safer small dog play. A few large mature trees lend their shade to the dog park on those hot days.  This dog park can get muddy at times.  Drinking water is not yet in the dog park.  Remember that water bottle!  Waste stations are stocked with waste baggies. A few benches give the human companions a place to sit while supervising their fur-babies.

City Center

Saint Peters is thirty miles east of Warrenton. Anticipation will surely build as you and your pup near the St. Peters Rotary Dog Park. This pup paradise has two acres dedicated to dogs' fun!  The dog park has a double-gated coded entry.  Visitors must register with the city and pay a small annual fee.  This dog park has all the bells and whistles of a premier play place!  The entire grassy property is fenced for safe off-leash exercise.  A smaller area is sectioned off for safe dog play, too.  Drinking fountains operate year-round. A pavilion makes if comfortable for the human companions to sit and supervise their canine pals.