Brown Memorial Park

If a quiet neighborhood park sounds like a pawrific slice of paradise, consider a trip to Brown Memorial Park! A recreational playground founded to honor Mr. Sidney Brown, a Chicago firefighter who lost his life in an attempt to save a family from their burning home in 1983, this Chatham-area park earns two paws up from people and their pooches alike. The park's property consists of nearly seven areas of land. At this time, much of it is undeveloped grass areas which makes it the pawrfect spot for doggoes to explore! 

Brown Memorial Park is an extremely dog-furiendly place. Your fave canine pal is free to join you in all areas of this furrific play haven, so long as they remain on a lead. In accordance with Chicago leash laws, the local pawlice will be on patrol looking for canine escape artists, so you'll want to keep your canine pal leashed and by your side at all times. 

While the grass areas at Brown Memorial Park are pawsitively awesome for picnicking, walking, or frolicking on the grounds, this furrific playground has other woofderful things for families and their furry furiends to do as well. If sports are more your bag, you can try your hand at tennis or softball. You'll want to be certain to pack a picnic lunch, and while you're at it, don't forget to include some things for Fido too, such as drinking water, a Scooby snack or two, and some cleanup bags. 

To be sure your main canine squeeze is protected against the threat of disease, stop by your favorite dogtor to make sure your doggo is current on all vaccinations. With a quick trip to city hall for your pooch's annual city dog license tag, you'll be ready to go wherever the winds of adventure take you!

Looking for a wooftastic spot for your next big adventure? You won't want to miss out on a trip to Brown Memorial Park. It's pawsitively amazing!