Rugged park that has been restricted during drought conditions. The off-leash area is behind the restrooms all the way to the creek.
The leash-free area is on the eastern portion of the greenbelt, south of William Cannon.
A beautiful part of Austin, the greenbelt has a leash-free area from 24th to 29th streets.
The hilltop park with the former swimming pool was adopted by a village of dog owners who believed their pets could form their own communities around a leash-free zone.
A fenced-in area is located on the southwest corner of the park. It features a couple of terraces for dogs to bound through.
Austin's largest city-owned park has a leash-free area between City Park Road, the west park boundary fence, Turkey Creek and the top ridge of the bluff line overlooking Lake Austin.
Loose dogs compete with runners and loungers. It’s great for a splash in the lake, and it's leash-free from South First Street to Bouldin Avenue.
Park in the lot near the swimming pool for this park. The leash-free area is between Walnut Creek and Old Cedar Lane.
Austin's dog island is an accidentally perfect place for a dog park, hemmed in by the upper end of Lady Bird Lake, where they can go for a dip. The entire park is off-leash.
Includes several dog-friendly districts within the urban range. It's not fenced in, but dogs can go off-leash if they are behaving.
