Humans have plenty of places to socialize and enjoy, but what about your pups? If you live in or are visiting Charlotte, North Carolina, you’ll be happy to know that there’s plenty to do. With everything from nature parks to city life, dog parks are scattered throughout. So, here are 8 awesome dog park choices to check out.

The 8 Great Off-Leash Dog Parks in Charlotte, North Carolina

  1. Frazier Place Dog Park

🗺️ Address: 📍 1201 W Trade St. Charlotte, North Carolina

🕐 Open Times: Dawn to Dusk

💲 Cost: Free

🐕 Off-Leash: Yes

Separate areas for large and small dog breeds

Lack of parking, must cross street to access dog park

Fenced-in area with dirt and grass for ground coverings

Benches for human friends to sit and socialize

Clean water in each side of the pen

  1. Skiptown

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🗺️ Address: 📍 1201 W Trade St. Charlotte, North Carolina

🕐 Open Times: 7 am—9 pm

💲 Cost: Free

🐕 Off-Leash: Yes

Very innovative pet care facility with a social bar

Includes daycare and boarding services

24,000 feet of indoor/outdoor play space

25 taps so you can have a drink—and your dog can have bone broth “beer”, too!

  1. Shuffletown Dog Park

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🗺️ Address: 📍 9530 Bellhaven Blvd. Charlotte, NC

🕐 Open Times: Dawn to Dusk

💲 Cost: Free

🐕 Off-Leash: Yes

4 acres of room to run and play

Separate areas for large and small breeds

Low on grass, might get messy in weather

Additional activities around the area for on-leash adventures

  1. Barkingham Dog Park at Reedy Creek Park

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🗺️ Address: 📍2900 Grier Rd. Charlotte, NC

🕐 Open Times: Dawn to Dusk

💲 Cost: Free

🐕 Off-Leash: Yes

Park is a combination of dirt and grass

Poop bags, water spigot, and fill containers provided for pups

No separation between breed sizes

Hiking trails nearby for on-leash adventures

  1. Heather Ridge Dog Park

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🗺️ Address: 📍Charlotte, NC 28213

🕐 Open Times: Dawn to Dusk

💲 Cost: Free

🐕 Off-Leash: Yes

Located within an apartment complex

Small but full of fun activities

Typically attended by locals only

Well-maintained, clean space

  1. Community Paw Park Image Credit: New Africa, Shutterstock

🗺️ Address: 📍Plantation Park Apartments, Charlotte, NC 281777

🕐 Open Times: Dawn to Dusk

💲 Cost: Free

🐕 Off-Leash: Yes

Located within an apartment complex

Simple, small fenced-in area for dogs to enjoy

Mainly an attraction for locals

Friendly environment with repeat visitors

  1. Fetching Meadow at McAlpine Creek Park

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🗺️ Address: 📍8711 Monroe Rd. Charlotte, NC 28212

🕐 Open Times: Dawn to Dusk

💲 Cost: Free

🐕 Off-Leash: Yes

One acre of space to run and play

Completely fenced-in safe area

No separation between small and large breeds

Lots of activities outside of the dog park for on-leash adventures

  1. Canine Commons Dog Park

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🗺️ Address: 📍181 Lake Dr. Pineville, NC 28134

🕐 Open Times: Dawn to Dusk

💲 Cost: Free

🐕 Off-Leash: Yes

All attending dogs must be up to date on vaccinations

No children under 12 are permitted inside the park area

Fenced-in, shaded dog park with lots of room to explore

Waste stations available

Conclusion You and your dogs can try out one or every Charlotte dog park. You can find which one works for you based on setup or location. We recommend reading all park rules before attending to ensure you are fully prepared for your play date. Sources

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Humans have plenty of places to socialize and enjoy, but what about your pups? If you live in or are visiting Charlotte, North Carolina, you’ll be happy to know that there’s plenty to do. With everything from nature parks to city life, dog parks are scattered throughout.

So, here are 8 awesome dog park choices to check out.

The 8 Great Off-Leash Dog Parks in Charlotte, North Carolina

1. Frazier Place Dog Park

🗺️ Address: 📍 1201 W Trade St. Charlotte, North Carolina

🕐 Open Times: Dawn to Dusk

💲 Cost: Free

🐕 Off-Leash: Yes

Separate areas for large and small dog breeds

Lack of parking, must cross street to access dog park

Fenced-in area with dirt and grass for ground coverings

Benches for human friends to sit and socialize

Clean water in each side of the pen

2. Skiptown

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🗺️ Address: 📍 1201 W Trade St. Charlotte, North Carolina

🕐 Open Times: 7 am—9 pm

💲 Cost: Free

🐕 Off-Leash: Yes

Very innovative pet care facility with a social bar

Includes daycare and boarding services

24,000 feet of indoor/outdoor play space

25 taps so you can have a drink—and your dog can have bone broth “beer”, too!

3. Shuffletown Dog Park

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🗺️ Address: 📍 9530 Bellhaven Blvd. Charlotte, NC

🕐 Open Times: Dawn to Dusk

💲 Cost: Free

🐕 Off-Leash: Yes

4 acres of room to run and play

Separate areas for large and small breeds

Low on grass, might get messy in weather

Additional activities around the area for on-leash adventures

4. Barkingham Dog Park at Reedy Creek Park

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🗺️ Address: 📍2900 Grier Rd. Charlotte, NC

🕐 Open Times: Dawn to Dusk

💲 Cost: Free

🐕 Off-Leash: Yes

Park is a combination of dirt and grass

Poop bags, water spigot, and fill containers provided for pups

No separation between breed sizes

Hiking trails nearby for on-leash adventures

5. Heather Ridge Dog Park

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🗺️ Address: 📍Charlotte, NC 28213

🕐 Open Times: Dawn to Dusk

💲 Cost: Free

🐕 Off-Leash: Yes

Located within an apartment complex

Small but full of fun activities

Typically attended by locals only

Well-maintained, clean space

6. Community Paw Park

🗺️ Address: 📍Plantation Park Apartments, Charlotte, NC 281777

🕐 Open Times: Dawn to Dusk

💲 Cost: Free

🐕 Off-Leash: Yes

Located within an apartment complex

Simple, small fenced-in area for dogs to enjoy

Mainly an attraction for locals

Friendly environment with repeat visitors

7. Fetching Meadow at McAlpine Creek Park

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🗺️ Address: 📍8711 Monroe Rd. Charlotte, NC 28212

🕐 Open Times: Dawn to Dusk

💲 Cost: Free

🐕 Off-Leash: Yes

One acre of space to run and play

Completely fenced-in safe area

No separation between small and large breeds

Lots of activities outside of the dog park for on-leash adventures

8. Canine Commons Dog Park

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🗺️ Address: 📍181 Lake Dr. Pineville, NC 28134

🕐 Open Times: Dawn to Dusk

💲 Cost: Free

🐕 Off-Leash: Yes

All attending dogs must be up to date on vaccinations

No children under 12 are permitted inside the park area

Fenced-in, shaded dog park with lots of room to explore

Waste stations available

Conclusion

You and your dogs can try out one or every Charlotte dog park. You can find which one works for you based on setup or location. We recommend reading all park rules before attending to ensure you are fully prepared for your play date.

Separate areas for large and small dog breeds

Lack of parking, must cross street to access dog park

Fenced-in area with dirt and grass for ground coverings

Benches for human friends to sit and socialize

Clean water in each side of the pen

  • Separate areas for large and small dog breeds
  • Lack of parking, must cross street to access dog park
  • Fenced-in area with dirt and grass for ground coverings
  • Benches for human friends to sit and socialize
  • Clean water in each side of the pen

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Very innovative pet care facility with a social bar

Includes daycare and boarding services

24,000 feet of indoor/outdoor play space

25 taps so you can have a drink—and your dog can have bone broth “beer”, too!

  • Very innovative pet care facility with a social bar
  • Includes daycare and boarding services
  • 24,000 feet of indoor/outdoor play space
  • 25 taps so you can have a drink—and your dog can have bone broth “beer”, too!

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Evie (@eviethesaluki)

A post shared by Evie (@eviethesaluki)

4 acres of room to run and play

Separate areas for large and small breeds

Low on grass, might get messy in weather

Additional activities around the area for on-leash adventures

  • 4 acres of room to run and play
  • Separate areas for large and small breeds
  • Low on grass, might get messy in weather
  • Additional activities around the area for on-leash adventures

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A post shared by Kahlúa (Lú) Dooley (@new.stu_lu)

Park is a combination of dirt and grass

Poop bags, water spigot, and fill containers provided for pups

No separation between breed sizes

Hiking trails nearby for on-leash adventures

  • Park is a combination of dirt and grass
  • Poop bags, water spigot, and fill containers provided for pups
  • No separation between breed sizes
  • Hiking trails nearby for on-leash adventures

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A post shared by Heather Ridge Apartments (@heather_ridge_apartments)

Located within an apartment complex

Small but full of fun activities

Typically attended by locals only

Well-maintained, clean space

  • Located within an apartment complex
  • Small but full of fun activities
  • Typically attended by locals only
  • Well-maintained, clean space

Located within an apartment complex

Simple, small fenced-in area for dogs to enjoy

Mainly an attraction for locals

Friendly environment with repeat visitors

  • Located within an apartment complex
  • Simple, small fenced-in area for dogs to enjoy
  • Mainly an attraction for locals
  • Friendly environment with repeat visitors

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Sutton (@suttonthebernedoodle)

A post shared by Sutton (@suttonthebernedoodle)

One acre of space to run and play

Completely fenced-in safe area

No separation between small and large breeds

Lots of activities outside of the dog park for on-leash adventures

  • One acre of space to run and play
  • Completely fenced-in safe area
  • No separation between small and large breeds
  • Lots of activities outside of the dog park for on-leash adventures

View this post on Instagram

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All attending dogs must be up to date on vaccinations

No children under 12 are permitted inside the park area

Fenced-in, shaded dog park with lots of room to explore

Waste stations available

  • All attending dogs must be up to date on vaccinations
  • No children under 12 are permitted inside the park area
  • Fenced-in, shaded dog park with lots of room to explore
  • Waste stations available

Sources

Local Pet Care

 

Featured Image Credit: MaKo-studio, Shutterstock

Sources

Local Pet Care

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