Dog walking in Jenks

Irving

Just an 18-minute drive from Jenks is the Joe Station Dog Park in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Joe Station is located in the historic Irving district of Tulsa, and it draws people (and dogs!) from all over Tulsa and its surrounding areas. This park has separate sections for big and small dogs, and they even rotate these areas occasionally to ensure dogs never get bored. Joe Station has a reputation for being kept very clean, and visitors love that it has picnic tables, benches, and lighting for nighttime use. This park also provides water bowls and all of the materials you need for cleaning up after your pooch!

Woodhill

Biscuit Acres is a dog park in the Woodhill area of Tulsa that's only an 11-minute drive from Jenks. This dog park has two separate sections for dog breeds of different sizes, and they also provide visitors with waste cleanup materials, water fountains, and a doggie rinse station for messy pups. Biscuit Acres hosts occasional fundraising events for the park, and the funds go toward making it an even more fun place for your dogs! Before you head to Biscuit Acres, please be advised that, for their own safety and that of the dogs, children under 12 are not allowed on either side of the park.

Central Park

Centennial Park, in central Tulsa, is less than a 19-minute drive from Jenks. While this popular city park doesn't have an actual designated off-leash area, you can walk your dog here when they are on a leash. Centennial Park offers great views of downtown Tulsa, and along the way, you'll come across many beautiful plants and fountains. It isn't uncommon to spot turtles, rabbits, or swans here, either. There is a playground, waterfalls, and picnic tables at Centennial Park as well, which makes it an ideal place for a fun outing with your whole family.

South Broken Arrow

Broken Arrow, Oklahoma is about a 17-minute drive from Jenks, and in south Broken Arrow, there's a lovely park called Ray Harral Nature Park. This dog-friendly park has 40 acres of green space and three miles of walking trails. Your dog must be on a leash at this park, but they'll still be plenty entertained. This park also has grilling stations, picnic stations, benches, fishing spots, and a nature center. The trails in the park have different levels of difficulty, so there is something for everyone to enjoy. This park opened in 2009, and it's the pawfect place to take in nature while learning about local plants and animals with your dog at the same time.

West Tulsa

West Tulsa is a quick 20-minute drive from Jenks, and in west Tulsa, you can access Katy Trail. Katy Trail is part of a network of 1,600 trails that span across America which were converted into walking trails from abandoned railway lines. Thanks to the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, this trail system now provides millions of people and their pets with fantastic opportunities to explore the great outdoors together. This portion of the trail stretches for just over eight miles, and during those eight miles, you'll go through different neighborhoods, parks, and some great shopping spots. Please note: dogs are to be kept on a leash on the trail at all times.