We have ten acres of fenced in area. Let your dog run free. Please bring your own water. Google Maps has decided I live somewhere I don't. Please do not use Google Maps to find the property. Use WAZE a free app. If you chose to use Google maps you will not get to the property.

Groomed pasture. There are a few obstacle on the field and a ball launcher. Perimeter Fence is 5’. The spot is tucked back from roads. It’s private and quiet. We have trees for shade and two tubs of water available. You will hear occasionally a dog barking that is secured in a kennel inside the barn building

Technical water and fields for working dogs.

Welcome to your very own dog park! Completely shaded with trees, big open spaces to run, trail area in the back, hills and bumps to go flying through. But wait, first stop and say “hi” to Jerry, our 19ft Giraffe fiberglass statue. Great for selfies. Jerry loves our backyard, because it is filled with granddaddy oaks, giant magnolia tree, cypress and pines. Occasionally you can spot deer and turkeys playing in the yard next to your dog park.

Rancho Paco is a beautiful homestead located near WEC. Offering 6 Acres of fully fenced wooded, shaded area to explore. There is also access to a fully fenced open paddock to run and play.

Fully fenced one acre with picnic table and shade. Also shade for parking. Port o potty available.

This spot has a water feature, make sure to review these guidelines for visiting spots with water before visiting: https://help.sniffspot.com/article/167-how-to-keep-your-dog-safe-around-pools-and-water This 62 acre private island residence is about 35 minutes from the heart of Orlando and easily accessed by car. It includes plenty of space for your pups to roam & run along with its own dog park obstacle course and a pool w/ a waterslide!

Backyard of my house available. Photos coming soon

We have 5 acres of land that is fully enclosed with a fence. Roughly 1.5 acres - 2 acres is cleared land, perfect for running and activity. The remainder is forested. We reside next to a nature preserve, so wild animal encounters can occur. We have seen bears, coyotes, and snakes. Most of these occur in the morning time. The fence up front has some larger holes that a small dog could get through, but this is far away from the primary area located in the back. There are plants toxic to dogs around the house, so it is probably best to remain in the open areas.