Dog walking in Woodward

Boiling Springs State Park

As one of the original state parks established in the 1930s, Boiling Springs has a lot to offer you and your fur baby. There are so many trails here that you can hike all day! You can also bring a rod and reel and do some fishing, or bring your tent and ruff it for a while. Prefer glamping to camping? The cabins have all the amenities of a hotel, plus a kitchen! Your dog is even welcome to come along. With such barktastic adventures waiting for you so close to home, why not come and create your own pawfect weekend?

West

If you're looking for a unique experience, then you might want to make the hour drive over to Indian Creek Village Winery. You and your dog can take a tour of the property -- there is plenty of room to roam and explore, in addition to a wide selection of delicious wines. Want to make a longer adventure of it? Book a room -- they're Fido-friendly as well! You do need to book your stay well in advance since they fill up fast. The rules are simple: keep your pet on a leash, clean up after your pup, and don't leave your pup alone in the room unless they are in a crate.

Main Street

If you pre-fur drinking coffee to wine, or if you just want to relax with your pooch at a dog-friendly coffee shop, load your pup in the car and take the hour drive over to Origins: A Divine Coffeehouse. All the outdoor tables are fur-friendly. This coffee house is a mission that's paired up with the Barclay College to give students the chance to learn and experience what it is like to serve. The proceeds from this coffee house go toward sending students on international trips so that they can experience mission work firsthand. You and Fido will feel grrreat about contributing to the local economy and supporting local students!

Indian Hills

Enid, Oklahoma is about eighty miles from Woodward. Between the Yucca neighboorhood and the Area 5 marker is one of the thirty parks in Enid. Crosslin Park has a wooden play structure, short walking path, and a fishing pond. There are multiple ball fields spaced throughout the park. Besides having plenty of human amenities, there is an off-leash dog park here as well. There are clean watering stations, plenty of doggie waste bags and sanitation areas, and plenty of shaded seating for you. Often, you can find balls and toys to play fetch with if you don't want to bring your own.

South of Indian Hills

South of Indian Hills is another great neighborhood in the city of Enid. Just south of the neighborhood is Meadowlake Park, a 110-acre park that has everything you could pawssibly want. You will find a Ferris wheel, playgrounds, mini-golf course, and a small pond here where you can fish. Oh, and the dog park is pretty pawesome as well! It is a fenced-in area where you can let your dog off their leash to run and play. The water station is clean with fresh water. The sanitation area has plenty of doggie waste bags and is cleaned regularly. Fido