5 Houston Dog Parks That We Love

Sep 11 • 2 minute read

The Bayou City is a haven for dog lovers, and with a plethora of parks and open spaces, it's a paradise for our furry friends, too. Whether you're a proud pup parent or just looking for a great spot to catch some canine cuteness, join us as we sniff out some of our favorite dog parks in Houston.

levy dog park at levy park
If Yelp ratings matter to you, Levy Park has a stellar 4.5 rating and is a favorite with H-town residents. Located in the Upper Kirby district, Levy Park as water fountains and a pup wash station. The dog park is located adjacent to a playground for kiddos, and Levy Park is also a great place for families
millie bush dog park
Named after late President Bush’s beloved Springer Spaniel, Millie Bush Dog Park is a favorite for our west Houston furiends. At almost 9-acres big, it’s divided into two off-leash areas that are both securely fenced. Granite running trails, ponds to swim in, lots of trees for shade and water fountains to play in. Doesn’t get much better than this! Be sure to check out the adjacent George Bush Park Nature Area while you’re there.
johnny steele dog park at buffalo bayou park
It sounds like it’s named after a Marvel character, but Johnny Steele is really a celebrated Houston landscape architect. The park was closed down after Hurricane Harvey, and reopened in June 2018 after Buffalo Bayou Park got a $58 million facelift. Here, your doggo can play in plenty of shade, ponds and fountains in the heart of the city.
danny jackson family bark park
Located just off the West Loop at 59, Danny Jackson Family Bark Park has two separate off-leash areas for large and small small dogs. Take advantage of the doggie ponds and wash station to clean up before the car ride home!
congressman bill archer dog park
We saved the biggest for last! Congressman Bill Archer Dog Park clocks in at a whopping 17 acres (14 for large dogs, 3 for small)! Tons of shade, agility courses and even a bone-shaped swimming pool can all be found at this massive west Houston park.