Dog walking in Newark

Pecan Acres

Do not despair because there are no dog parks in your sweet little town of Newark. Lucky for you, you are in close proximity to one of the largest parks in the area: Eagle Mountain Park. And what makes it even better? It is only a ten-minute drive from Newark! This park is nothing short of pawtastic. It has nearly 400 acres of beauty, wildlife, forest, and open space. And trust us, it is just as beautiful and majestic as its name sounds. Just make sure you keep your pooch on a leash at all times, as it is very easy to get separated.

Helm Ln

Although the drive to Wiggly Field Dog Park is forty minutes, the long trip is well worth it. Your pup will love you forever when he sees all the amenities this furrific park has to offer, as well as its many canine visitors! The park has many small fields for different-sized pups. It also has water fountains for humans and pooches as well as doggie poop bag stations spread over the entire park. This is a wonderfurr place to take your pooch for a fun day in the sun while you relax on a bench.

Town Center

Want to visit a dog park, but don't want to drive into Dallas or Fort Worth? Head to the town of Trophy Club, located approximately half an hour from Newark. Here, you'll find Freedom Dog Park, which locals pawsitively love! This 8-acre park is separated by dog size: one side is for small dogs and the other is for large dogs. Small dogs are allowed to play in the large dog area at their own risk. Please note that owners must have a visible leash at all times, even when their dogs are within the off-leash area. All dogs who play at this park must be up-to-date on vaccinations and wearing current rabies tags.

Southlake City Center

You know a dog park is going to be furrific when it has an adorable name like Boo Boo's Buddies Dog Park. This park is located approximately thirty minutes from Newark, and is a large, grassy field that's gone to the dogs! There are several mature trees which provide plenty of shade for pups and humans to relax under on a hot summer day. If your buddy gets a little muddy, don't fret -- the park provides a rinse area where you can wash the grass and dirt out of Fido's fur before heading back home. Locals note that the park is very clean, so be sure to use the provided waste bags to keep it that way!

RIverside

Who doesn't love a good puppy pun? If you think puppy puns are pawesome (like we do!), you should check out Fort Woof Dog Park located in Fort Worth. Although it is approximately half an hour from Newark, it is definitely worth the drive. This dog park is one of the largest in the area and has plenty of space for your pup to run and play with abandon. Furthermore, it is often visited by locals from all over the Fort Worth metropolitan area, so you and your pooch are sure to make some new friends while you're here! This park has great hours -- from 5:00 AM to 11:30 PM -- and is lighted at night, so you can enjoy some off-leash playtime whenever you want!