Amity Dog Park in Nampa, Idaho

Amity Dog Park is a well-loved, mature dog park located in Nampa, Idaho. Known for its ample shade from mature trees and multiple fenced-in areas for both small and large dogs, this park caters to a wide variety of canine personalities. Don’t miss the unique central water park feature, complete with a pond, jump dock, and a creek for sniffing and exploring—making it a favorite for water-loving breeds.

The park is designed with pet owners in mind, offering numerous gazebos, benches, and shaded spots along pet-friendly trails. Hydration stations, poop bag dispensers, and trash bins are available for easy clean-up, while the park’s thoughtful fencing and separate pens keep playtime safe and organized. With its clean facilities and friendly atmosphere, Amity Dog Park stands out as a top destination for off-leash fun and relaxation in Nampa and the greater Treasure Valley area.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are dogs allowed off-leash at this park? Yes, dogs are allowed off-leash in the designated areas.
Is there a fenced area for dogs? Yes, the park is fully fenced and features separate pens for both small and large dogs.
Are there water fountains or bowls for dogs? Yes, the park includes hydration stations for dogs and a dedicated water play area.
Is there shade or shelter available? Yes, the park has mature trees for shade and several gazebos in both the large and small dog sections.
Are poop bags or waste stations provided? Yes, there are multiple poop bag dispensers and waste stations in the park.
Are there benches or seating areas for owners? Yes, there are gazebos and benches scattered around the park for owner comfort.
Is there a separate area for small and large dogs? Yes, the park offers distinct areas for small and large dogs.
Are restrooms available for owners? Yes, there are restrooms on site for human use.
Is the park regularly cleaned and maintained? Yes, visitors frequently comment on the park’s cleanliness and maintenance.
Is there a swimming area or pond for dogs? Yes, there is a pond and water feature specifically designed for dogs to swim and play.
How busy does the park get on weekends? The park can be busy at peak times, but its multiple sections help manage crowds effectively.

Reviews

Very clean and well kept. Our dogs loved it! It had a lot of dogs there but with some many separate areas it didn’t ever get out of hand. My dogs loved the pond feature ☺️

This dog park is older so there are more mature trees here to give out lots of shade. They have pens for small dogs and some for the larger dogs that like to run and run. They have a dog house with the snoopy on the roof flying it like as if he was in a dog fight in the air. There are other toys and of course hydrant’s for the male dogs to make their scent. They also have rest rooms for human use🤔😉🤣.

A lot of effort went into this park and the gated areas make it nice to control your dogs habits, such as getting wet and muddy.

I’ve been to this dog park over 400 times. What’s the draw? Space to run and play… Trees along the East path for shade and more trees strewn around the park. There is a water park in the center that is gated off. I also enjoy the incline/ decline hill on the South Trail and West trail. There are 2 gazebos in the Large dog area and another in the Small dog portion of the park. Other benches along the loop. Thus is a fun, safe place to being your dogs and let them run free. Please, just pick up after your dog. There are 5 poop bag dispensers located in the Large section of the dog park.

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4 paws up! Our retriever was in absolute heaven with the water area. Very clean, lots of shade, room to space out. All owners there were attentive, friendly and quick to correct any misbehavior. The water area is fenced in within the park, which is fantastic for those owners with the dogs that sink (bulldogs, etc 😆) or if you just don’t want your dog to get wet. My only complaint is that the jump dock is smooth concrete and since it gets wet and muddy, my dog was slipping all around when he wet to jump in the water. It could cause a knee or hip injury. We were able to circumvent this by jumping in along the side.
Within the water area there is also a small creek covered in lots of vegetation alongside the pond and all the hunting dogs were down there sniffing around and doing what they do best. Very cool to watch.