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Parks · Tu Lien, Long Bien
Hanoi's dedicated fenced dog park on the Red River dike road, where dogs can run off-leash in a safe enclosed environment. It offers separate areas for small and large dogs, water, waste stations and shaded seating for owners.
The city's first proper off-leash dog park and the easiest place for your dog to make Hanoi friends safely.
Hanoi's pet-guide directories list BarkPark as a fully fenced off-leash park with small/large-dog separation; dogs should be vaccinated and supervised, and entry fees are not published on the source page. Opening hours are not published either.
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