BarkMaster off-leash Dog Park - Flagstaff, AZ
BarkMaster off-leash Dog Park in Flagstaff, Arizona
BarkMaster off-leash Dog Park is a favorite destination for local dog lovers seeking a wide-open, pet-friendly space in Flagstaff, Arizona. This securely fenced, off-leash dog park offers a spacious, gravel terrain suitable for all sizes and breeds, with dedicated areas for both small and large dogs. There’s no grass, but the park’s natural surroundings of pine needles and cones give pups plenty to sniff while owners enjoy the shaded picnic tables and ample seating.
Convenient amenities include wheelchair-accessible entrances and parking, public restrooms, picnic tables, trash cans, and a water fountain—although recent users have noted it may sometimes be out of order. The park is a great place to let your dog exercise, socialize, and relax while you unwind on-site. For those seeking dog-friendly hiking or pet walks, BarkMaster’s location within the city makes it a popular stop for Flagstaff dog owners year-round.
FAQ
- Are dogs allowed off-leash at this park? Yes, dogs are allowed off-leash in the gated enclosure.
- Is there a fenced area for dogs? Yes, the area is securely fenced.
- Are there water fountains or bowls for dogs? Yes, there is a water fountain inside the gated area and water bowls are provided, though the fountain may sometimes be out of order.
- Is there shade or shelter available? Yes, there are covered picnic tables for shade.
- Is there a separate area for small and large dogs? Yes, areas for both small and large dogs are available.
- Are restrooms available for owners? Yes, public restrooms are accessible on-site.
- Is the park wheelchair accessible? Yes, the entrance and parking are both wheelchair accessible.
- Are poop bags or waste stations provided? Poop bags are provided, but may sometimes be empty. Trash bins are present.
- Is there parking available? Yes, there is a parking lot with a sidewalk path leading to the dog park entrance.
- Is there agility equipment for dogs to play on? Yes, there is an agility course in the park.
- Are picnics allowed? Yes, picnic tables are available for use.
Reviews
Like everything in Flaggstaff, this dog park makes zero sense. Who was the genius who decided to put the entrance to the dog park on the opposite side of the park. And no grass, even Phoenix parks have grass. The water fountain for the dogs is inside the gated area, so if you’re dog gets thirsty, you have to open the gate, then press the impossible to press button to get some water. Again…who designed such an idiotic way to put a water fountain in the dog park.
Quiet off leash dog park, securely fenced. Mainly gravel, pine needles and pine cones around the edges (under the trees). 2 covered picnic tables. 5 gallon water bucket provided and one water bowl. In the pass through area there is a human fountain with the dog bowl on the bottom, but it wasn’t working. Trash cans provided. Bags were empty. Small dog and large dog sides. Nice e place to let the dogs sniff, off leash, and relax while I am traveling.
It’s large enough, and has a couple nice amenities such as shaded picnic tables. Unfortunately the whole dog park is dirt, rock, and pine needles/cones. Would be nice for them to put some grass in like the rest of the park, or turf would be a great solution.
No grass all dirt, the entrance is hard to find from the parking lot and it needs more light by 6pm it was extremely dark. It is a large park, agility course, plenty of space and picnic tables to sit.
An enclosed fence for dogs. Large area, no grass.
The area has restrooms, parking and a sidewalk path to entrance of dog park.