Clark County Parks & Recreation

Next to you... Your dog's best friend is a Clark County Dog Park
(702) 455-8200
All dog parks are open daily 6 a.m. - 11 p.m.

Please Note:
Dogs must be on a leash and under owner's control in county parks. Owners whose dogs are off-leash will be given a warning, and will be cited for the second infraction. Owners whose dogs are off-leash and are deemed a threat by Park Police will be cited immediately with no warning. The citation carries a fine of $250.

Tips for your Visit to the Off-Leash Dog Parks

How to Enter the Park:

Do not open outside gate if the inside gate is open. Be patient. One dog at a time.
Remove your dog’s leash inside the double-gated holding pen. Enter the Park, close the gate and move your dog away from the entrance.
Do not leave a leash on your dog in the Park. This may put your dog at a disadvantage and may actually cause an altercation.
If your dog must be muzzled, perhaps it shouldn’t be in the Dog Park.
Remain In Control and in sight of your dog at all times.
Pay attention! Owners must clean up after their dogs. There are plastic bags and trash receptacles provided.
Carry your dog’s leash with you in the Dog Park. A leash is a sure way of gaining control over your dog if needed and may act as an impromptu muzzle in an emergency.

Please note: Puppies under four months of age are at risk of infection even when vaccinated. Younger dogs’ immune systems are not fully mature.

Your dog must have a collar (no spikes or prongs, please!), with proper ID and rabies tags when in the Dog Park.

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