Paws In The Park (at Lincoln Park)

This park is known to be larger than most in the general area, which makes for a great amount of space for exercise and curiosity for your pup. The park is fenced in, which means your dog can roam free and off leash, without you worrying about them getting lost. Although the park has a fee, it is well worth the price when you see the greenery, water fountains, and benches to sit on.

Paws in the Park at Lincoln Park is a great place for doggies to mingle and enjoy playtime with their mates, all while under your supervision. It is important to remember that not all dogs get along, just like people—their personalities can clash, so please remember to keep an eye on your friend to make sure their boundaries are not crossed. 

This dog park does its due diligence in trying to make sure all pups who enter have a valid ID –to prove they are vaccinated of course! Being outside means other critters and animals can choose to jump the fence and crash the dog party, so the park emphasizes the importance of rabies shots.

Before heading to this lovely dog park, make sure your dog (and you) are well fed, as doggie treats and food are prohibited from entering the park. The temptation to eat in such a beautiful location is high, but just envision how terrifying it is to have a flock of seagulls want to steal your food and multiply that by 20! That would create one slobbery mess resulting in some disappointed doggies.

Overall, Paws in the Park at Lincoln Park is friendly to all dog breeds and just wants to be fun, safe, and litter free. Make sure to pick up after your pup to keep others from stepping in some unpleasant soil. Enjoy the beauty in the park, and have fun making new friends!