Rent safe and private dog fields hosted by locals in Phillipsburg, Missouri

We are a pet friendly Riverside Campground. But welcome day pass pet owners that just need a place for their fur family to roam and play!

I am a dog trainer and dog enthusiast who once lived in the city and realized just how hard it was to find private space for my dogs to run. Not all dogs are friendly with other animals nor do I want ill mannered dogs ruining my fun! Not to mention, the nosy owners! I have 10 fully fenced acres and a beautiful pond for dogs to swim in that I’d love to share with people and their furry friends. I do have a gate lock so would need to contact me to make sure gate is unlocked after booking and so I can put my crew away.

I have open field on both sides of the house that's fenced marking the property that runs back into the woods. There is a small fenced area for smaller dogs or if it's needed. Dog toys and water hydrant are in the back yard. Welcome to wooded area as well.

The gate is down the small hill to the left of my yellow house. You can park under the huge cedar tree by my black mailbox. There are plenty of deer, squirrels and birds back there and I've got a bowl by the water hose for you.

About a quarter acre fenced off, total of 5.5 acres of wooded area for a trained dog to play

This is a beautiful 1.5 acre partially fenced field. Plenty of space to run off leash. I wonderful spot here in ozark. I ask the you enter from the cul-da-sac where you have parking and easy access directly off the street.

12 avail acres...1300ft of creek line, 6 open acres to run (our Great Dane can exhaust himself on 2 full round-trips - it equals nearly a mile on 2 back-and-forth...but my Beagle/Terrier mix can do it 5x over and still go...so...there's that :) ), 120ft high wooded hill overlooking the field and creek, mowed pathway to campsite at Creekside (mowed with a 30ft circular spot), but your choice if you prefer to camp hilltop (unprepared-not mowed...I will guide you there to make sure you know the property boundary) **Depending on weather, the creek may be very low and slow or raging at flood stage...most dogs know better than to get into fast moving water, but it's up to you to make sure they are safe around it. (lifejackets for all sizes of dogs avail but you should bring your own gps tag to put in/on it if you feel it may be wise) There is no clear pathway at the creek, just a path along it's edge that is mostly rock and roots...easy to navigate if you pay attention. Your dog will have no trouble ;) The water is only 12-18 deep in most spots unless it is flooded by rainfall...check with me ahead of time if that's a concern. Fishing is legal with a license but I respect my local Conservation officers and the MDC...and they are welcome here anytime...make sure your "ducks are in a row" before you cast... Beaver, Muskrat, Kingfishers, Darts, Crayfish, Eel, Rockbass, and a general sense of peace exist at this waterline...We have Great Blue Herons nesting in, what else but sycamore trees...DO NOT DISTURB them!!! Grey herons as well but I do not know where they nest. Whitetail deer, turkey, owls, and many species of bird including a variety of endangered species we are trying to encourage. Depending on the season; Scarlet Tanagers, Baltimore Orioles, Wrens, Finches and Buntings of various types, Bald Eagles, Rarely Golden Eagles, MANY Hawks, Buzzards, Cardinal, Junko, Chickadee, Bluebird, Martins, Falcons, and much more... Yes, you can hear the traffic on the highway nearby...but it dulls rapidly esp near the water when it's high and on the hilltop. The creek has a perfect sound when it's running over the rocks!

We are across from the Mark Twain National Park in Garrison and we have a long driveway and an acre of open grassy area for you to play with your dog. Simply drive up the driveway, park inside the grassy area and go!

On quite 20 acre property. 10 acreas out back for you fur babies to run and play! Year round creek to enjoy on hot summer days