Top Public & Private Dog Parks in Swartz Creek, MI

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Welcome to Kilbreath Farms, a spacious and secure private dog park available for exclusive use! This hidden gem is designed for dogs to safely explore, sniff, and play off leash. The park features ample open space, shaded areas, and natural terrain, making it a perfect spot for your dog to run freely and engage their senses. The space is clean and environmentally friendly using no harsh pesticides.

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Enjoy a beautiful walk on a network of trails that traverse rolling hills in and out of the forest. At the back of the property, you will enjoy some of the best and most private scenery in Oakland County. As summer turns to fall there are a lot fewer bugs and beautiful color changes. Some trees are changing already. Please stay on the cleared paths on the West side and South portion of the property due to work being done on other sections. There are wooden arrow signs that help you navigate to the back of the property and back to the parking area. Thank you. (We are currently expanding and connecting the trails, as well as clearing the views to the lake and river, so watch for some nice additions in the future.)

Park hours: Open 24 hours 7 days per Week

Flushing County Park in Flushing, Michigan is an unfenced dog park that is small dog friendly. It offers amenities such as chairs and a table for dog owners to relax while their furry friends play. The park is open daily from 8am to sunset and more information can be found on their website. Contact can be made through phone at (810) 736-7100 or email at parkswebteam@gcparks.org.

Park hours: 8am – Sunset Daily

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HOURS: We love to see dogs safely run free. Dogs and humans welcome to use the pool for an additional fee. See Extras

Park hours: 8 AM–8 PM 7 days per Week

Park hours: 6 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

Park hours: 7 AM–9 PM 7 days per Week

Park hours: 6 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

Key-Lore Kennels Woof Woods Dog Park in Flushing, Michigan is an unfenced park located at 7185 Gillette Rd. The park is small dog friendly and offers amenities such as agility equipment, chairs, a dog drinking water station, tables, a field, and a swimming pool. The park is open from 9:00 am until dusk and can be contacted at (810) 659-5951 or keylore@yahoo.com. For more information, visit their website at http://www.petrest.com/park/.

Park hours: 9:00 am to dusk

Park hours: 6:30 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

Park hours: Open 24 hours 7 days per Week

Park hours: 6:30 AM–8 PM 7 days per Week

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This is a backyard but also a full-sized baseball field. My dogs have been playing back there for years. The property is fully fenced in with chain link fence. The areas that backup to another yard are over 6ft tall. There is one strip of fence down the first base line that is about 3ft. All gates are closed and ready to entertain your dogs!

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15 acres completely fenced in with a large pond (approximately 4 acres), and a stream. The pond is spring fed with fish and other aquatic wildlife. Dogs are welcome to swim in the pond or splash in the stream. The property also features an 18 hole private disc golf course and an option to fish.

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Perfect for introverted dogs and people alike! Do you want your dog to have the freedom to run around outside and explore off leash, but don’t want to deal with the chaos of a dog park filled with misbehaving dogs and irresponsible owners? Then this Sniffspot is the place for you! Your dog will have a blast sniffing all the wonderful smells of wildlife in our wooded backyard. It’s also just the right size for a fun game of fetch! Want to work on training a perfect recall or practice all those commands you’ve been working on with your pup? This is a great place for that too! So grab your pooch and come on over for a fun filled adventure without having to worry about other dogs (and people) invading your personal space! 🙅‍♀️ *For the safety of my pets and others, proof of vaccinations is required*

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1 acre fully fenced yard + 7 acres of private hiking trails in rural Williamston. Former stomping grounds of a fear-reactive herding dog. Please leash your dogs on the trails.