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Parks · Upper Kirby
A 6-acre urban park in Upper Kirby with a designated fenced off-leash dog park split into separate large- and small-dog sections, each with turf play mounds, shade trees, a water feature, and double-gated entry. The surrounding park hosts free events including an annual Howl-o-ween dog parade.
It is one of Houston's best-kept off-leash spaces, embedded in a park with playgrounds, restaurants, and a weekly events calendar.
The dog park is off-leash inside its fenced sections; Houston's leash law applies elsewhere, per levyparkhouston.org and Houston tourism sources. Dogs should be current on vaccinations; review posted rules on the park website. Grounds open daily with amenities typically 9 a.m.–7 p.m. Hours were not published in the material reviewed.
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