Brittingham Dog Park
326 S. Broom St., Madison, WI. 0.36-acre fenced area with synthetic turf and a dog drinking fountain.
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All nine fenced Madison dog parks.
Find a specific off-leash park by neighborhood, size and special rules.
Madison Parks lists exactly nine city-designated fenced dog exercise areas. These are not ordinary leashed-walk parks. Check city access and signage before each visit.
Demetral Dog Park
2297 Commercial Ave., Madison, WI. 0.57-acre fenced dog area.
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McCormick Dog Park
702 N. McCormick Ave., Madison, WI. 0.38-acre fenced neighborhood dog run.
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North Star Dog Park
439 Milky Way, Madison, WI. Two-acre fenced area; limited off-street parking.
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Odana School Dog Park
678 S. Segoe Rd., Madison, WI. 2.8 fenced acres and a separate small-dog section.
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Quann Dog Park
1802 Quann-Olin Pkwy., Madison, WI. Large dog space; events can restrict sections; 11 acres remain open.
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Sycamore Dog Park
4517 Sycamore Ave., Madison, WI. 19.9 fenced acres and a separate small-dog section.
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Walnut Grove Dog Park
202 N. Westfield Rd., Madison, WI. 1.17-acre fenced dog space.
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Warner Dog Park
2301 Sheridan Dr., Madison, WI. Approximately 8.5 fenced acres with a separate small-dog section.
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How to choose
For extra running space, start with Sycamore, Quann or Warner. For shorter urban visits, try Brittingham or McCormick. The city identifies Odana School, Sycamore and Warner as parks with separate fenced small-dog areas. At Quann, confirm event closures before traveling.
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