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Like most countries, Germany is very dog-friendly, and dogs are allowed in most places, even some stores, subways, and restaurants! It’s no surprise that Germany has some incredible dog parks where dogs can run free, and if an amazing off-leash dog park is what you are looking for in Germany, these are the ones you won’t want to miss.
They are fun not only for your companion but also for you, with some being situated close to parks and lakes for throwing frisbees and riding bikes. Let’s have a look!
The 8 Amazing Off-Leash Dog Parks in Germany
1. Hainerberg Dog Park
Park offers plenty of shade
Free parking
Nearby playground and bike ramp
Clean and fenced in
2. Grunewald Forest
Biggest forest area in Western Berlin
Numerous paths and lake access
Ideal for cyclists and walkers
Enjoy spectacular views from Grunewaldturm viewing platform
Historical sites and buildings within the boundary of the forest
3. Tempelhofer Feld
Divided into three fenced parts
Waste bins available and benches to rest
Dogs must be leashed outside fenced areas
Marvel at the urban garden section
4. USAG Garmisch Dog Park
Located next to a playground
Limited access to military family and members
Area is fenced to keep dogs safe
Clean and well looked after
Small but not very busy
5. Arkenberge
Large park with circular trail through forest
Agility Park on site
Off leash in certain areas
On-site lake so dogs can cool off
No fence or drinking water
6. Hundepark Hasenheide
Large open space for pups to socialize
Water fountain to drink from
Sandy and grassy terrain
Benches for resting
Natural obstacles
7. Hundeauslaufgebiet
More secluded location but may be hard to find
Variety of trails
Range of landscapes
Includes playground for kids
Not very busy
8. Hundewiese Bielefeld
Lots of shady spots
Well-maintained meadow
Small streams nearby, as well as a creek
Benches to rest
Designated dog run area
Conclusion
Germany lives up to its reputation as a dog-loving country with these amazing parks. Whether you prefer large parks or smaller areas, there is a park where your dog can run free, and you can enjoy the natural environment around you. When choosing a park to visit, always check that there is an available water source so your friend doesn’t get thirsty after a fun-packed day!
Nicole is the proud mom of 3 rescue fur babies, Baby, a Burmese cat; Rosa, a New Zealand Huntaway; and Mac, a Lab/Mastiff. A Canadian expat, Nicole now lives on a lush forest property with her Kiwi husband and new baby daughter in New Zealand. She has a strong love for all animals of all shapes and sizes (and particularly loves a good interspecies friendship) and wants to share her animal knowledge and other experts’ knowledge with pet lovers across the globe.…Read more
