Dog Parks

Explore off-leash dog parks across Idaho. Compare locations, fenced play areas, separate spaces for large and small dogs, water stations, shade, and other helpful amenities.

Brown dog wearing a blue harness beside a splash pool at Storey Bark Park.

Find a Dog Park That Works for You

Idaho has dog parks ranging from small neighborhood off-leash areas to larger fenced spaces with room to run, socialize, and explore.

Some locations include separate areas for small and large dogs, benches, shade, water stations, walking paths, or nearby park amenities. Others are simpler spaces designed mainly for safe off-leash play.

Use the listings below to compare locations and available features and find a dog park that fits your needs.

Because rules, water availability, fencing, and seasonal conditions can change, check the individual listing for current details before making a longer trip.





Amity Dog Park





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Amity Dog Park is a six-acre off-leash destination in Nampa with space for dogs and their families to explore. Admission Varies Hours Sunrise to sunset, except posted maintenance closures Parking On-site parking Restrooms Yes Access Accessible Setting Outdoor · All Ages Food available Nearby 🌳 Amenities & Features 🐕 Fully fenced off-leash areas 🐾 Separate area for small or senior Read more...


Colorful playground towers with blue slides at Ann Morrison Park



Ann Morrison Park





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Ann Morrison Park offers 153 acres of outdoor recreation along the Boise River, with space for family play, sports, and riverside outings. Admission Varies Hours Sunrise to sunset; lighted ballfields until 11 p.m. Parking Free on-site parking; no overnight parking Restrooms Yes Access Accessible Setting Outdoor · All Ages · Year-Round Food available Nearby 🌳 Amenities & Features 💦 Spray Read more...





Bowler Park





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Bowler Park is a 24.62-acre park near Surprise Valley in southeast Boise. Admission General admission policy is not published on the reviewed page; check separate event or rental charges Hours Sunrise–sunset Parking On-site parking Restrooms Open year-round Access Inclusive playground spinner and bonded-rubber surfacing for mobility devices Setting Outdoor · All Ages · Year-Round Food available Food service has not Read more...





Castle Hills Park





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Castle Hills Park is a 7.2-acre northwest Boise park with play equipment, sports space and a designated dog area. Admission Current admission policy is not confirmed Hours Sunrise–sunset Parking On-site parking Restrooms Park restrooms; winter portable facilities Access Bonded rubber playground surface; equipment intended for ages 5–12 Setting Outdoor 🌳 Amenities & Features 🛝 Playground and swings 🏀 Basketball 🎾 Read more...





Charles F. McDevitt Youth Sports Complex





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Charles F. McDevitt Youth Sports Complex is a 40-acre west Boise park with sports, cycling and nature-play facilities. Admission Current admission policy is not confirmed Hours Sunrise–sunset Parking On-site parking Restrooms Portable restrooms near the skate park year-round Access Playground surface is wood chips; confirm accessible routes and equipment Setting Outdoor 🌳 Amenities & Features ⚾ Little League fields 🛝 Read more...





Cypress Park





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Cypress Park is a 7.3-acre southeast Boise park with play equipment, court sports and picnic space at 4382 South Tableridge Way. Admission Current admission policy is not confirmed Hours Sunrise–sunset Parking On-site parking Restrooms Park restrooms; seasonal opening may vary Access Specific accessible facilities are not confirmed Setting Outdoor 🌳 Amenities & Features 🛝 Play areas for ages 2–5 and Read more...