Stewartville Dog Park - Stewartville, MN
Stewartville Dog Park in Stewartville, Minnesota
The Stewartville Dog Park offers a safe, welcoming space for local dog owners to let their furry friends play and socialize. This spacious dog park near the heart of Stewartville features secure new fencing, two separate fenced areas to accommodate different dog socialization levels, and wide open green grass for pups to run freely. The park is noted for its friendliness, well-maintained grounds, and convenient amenities—making it a top pick for dog lovers commuting through or living in southern Minnesota.
Amenities at this pet-friendly park include picnic tables, a covered shelter for shade, plenty of poop bags, and communal toys and water bowls brought by visitors. While there isn’t a dedicated water fountain, considerate owners often leave extra jugs of water for others to use. Stewartville Dog Park is easy to access—simply follow the gravel road past the water treatment plant and rubbish disposal area—and is busiest around 3–4pm. This park is a wonderful community asset for exercising, socializing, and relaxing with your dog in Stewartville.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are dogs allowed off-leash at this park? Yes, dogs are allowed off-leash within the fenced areas.
- Is there a fenced area for dogs? Yes, the park has secure fencing.
- Is there a separate area for small and large dogs? Yes, there are two separate fenced areas to accommodate different sizes or socialization needs.
- Are poop bags or waste stations provided? Yes, poop bags are available at the park.
- Are there benches or seating areas for owners? Yes, picnic tables and covered shelter offer seating options.
- Is there shade or shelter available? Yes, the park provides a shelter for shade.
- Are there water fountains or bowls for dogs? There are community water bowls and jugs provided by visitors, but no dedicated water fountain.
- Where is the best place to park? Parking is available off the gravel road near the park, past the water treatment plant and rubbish disposal area.
- How busy does the park get on weekends? The park gets busy around 3–4pm, and may also be busy on weekends during those hours.
Reviews
GREAT DOG PARK!!!!
*Nice green grass.
*Fencing is new and
secure.
*Shelter for humans.
*Poop bags available
* It does not have water access , but I see people bring jugs of water for other people’s use. So use a jug and replace and fill another. Be considerate of others.
*Toys and bowls are at the park for all to use. Don’t be shy leave a toy!
Wonderful friendly people. Turn by the rubbish disposal road, you will drive past water treatment plant.
Been driving across the country and stop at a new dog park every day. This was up there with the best of em! Huge, good fencing, toys and water bowls all over the place! My pup had a blast 🙂
Took a bit to find it. If you’re coming from the main road, there’s a gravel driveway on the left hand side just before the bridge, after the farm. It’s down that path. My dogs loved it. Gets busy around 3-4pm.
Decent size dog park with two separate fenced areas. Be aware that you must take a gravel road past the cities sewage buildings and brush dump. We were confused as to where exactly the park was the first time went!
Great resource for our area. Safe place to exercise with two fenced area to make you and your dog comfortable at whatever level of socialization your furry family member is at.