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Beaches · Bal Harbour
Miami-Dade's designated off-leash dog beach sits between lifeguard towers two and three at Haulover, with a separate double-gated Bark Park that splits small dogs under 35 pounds from the large-dog side.
An officially designated off-leash beach plus a fenced park on the same site, so you can swim the dog and then let it dry off behind a gate.
Off-leash applies inside the designated dog beach zone and the Bark Park only, and dogs must be leashed elsewhere. Maximum two dogs per person, no puppies under six months, and waste must be picked up. Parking carries a vehicle fee.
The pet policy above is summarised from the venue’s own published information and cross-checked against public listings. Policies change without notice anyway, so confirm the current one with the venue before you travel, and keep your dog leashed anywhere that is not a signed off-leash area. Read the full disclaimer.
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No photo yetA Coconut Grove institution with a big outdoor lounge on Main Highway, where dogs are welcome at the patio tables. Late hours make it as much an evening spot as a breakfast one.
Florida's largest urban park, with more than fourteen miles of multiuse trail, mangrove waterways and picnic areas where leashed dogs are allowed. It is the closest thing Miami has to a proper trail network without leaving the city.
No photo yetA Wynwood bar and grill with a published dog menu — grilled chicken with brown rice, carrots and peas — served at a small number of outdoor tables. Eighteen beers on tap and a kitchen that takes its burgers seriously.
