Most of this 1,000-square-mile refuge is designated wilderness where temperatures may top 100 degrees for more than 100 days at a time. Although a water challenged area, there are as many as 420 plant species and more than 300 kinds of wildlife. This park offers Read more...

A park of many uses through the years, this ”strip” park is now a popular park for bringing together the ethnically and economically diverse neighborhoods of the area with a variety of social and gaming spaces, and it is also home to a number of Read more...

This one acre park located on the corner of Clark Street and Garden Way is a neighborhood park which offers a nice picnic area and a playground. Dogs are not allowed in playgrounds and ballfields. You must clean up after your dog. The park provides Read more...

The Great Basin Park rises to over 13,000 feet and hosts the Lehman Caves and an abundant variety of wildlife, plants, and waterways. They are open year round for tent and RV camping with no hook ups. There is no additional fee for dogs, but Read more...

In addition to year-round educational and recreational opportunities, this park is also home to a 3-acre enclosed playground, 3 three observation towers, boardwalks, viewing platforms, and more than 7 miles of trails to explore it all. Dogs are allowed for no additional pet fee; they Read more...

This city park offers gently rolling green hills and shady areas. The park has large children’s playgrounds, tennis courts and other sports courts. Dogs are allowed but must be on a 6 foot or less leash and people are required to clean up after their Read more...

Dogs are not allowed on any trails. They are allowed in day use areas and on over 500 miles of dirt roads. The roads can be used by cars but there is usually not too much traffic. Pets must be leashed and please clean up Read more...

This refuge of over 15,000 acres provides a wide variety of habitats for a priceless diversity of fish, wildlife, birds, and plants. It extends along the east bank of the Columbia River from the junction of the Snake River to the mouth of the Walla Read more...

This 21+ acre park gives visitors a scenic natural area with stunning views of the Mississippi River. Dogs are allowed throughout the park. Dogs must be leashed and under their owner’s control at all times. Read more...

This is a popular park complete with athletic fields, tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds, a 7 acre lake, picnic shelters, concessions, and paved trails. Pets must be leashed and under your control at all times. From this park, you can begin the Lower Little Sugar Read more...