Exciting Options for Dog-Friendly Parks Near College Station, TX

Find the Best Dog Parks in College Station, TX for Your Pup's Playtime

In College Station, TX, dog owners can discover a variety of puppy parks that cater to their furry friends' needs. These parks offer spacious areas for dogs to run freely, socialize with other pets, and enjoy agility courses. With amenities like water stations and shaded seating, each park ensures a delightful experience for both dogs and their owners. Here’s a list of the top dog parks to explore.

1. 1 Gabbard Park

   

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   Address: 1201 Dexter Dr S, College Station, TX 77840 🔗

   Schedules:

   Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
   5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM

   Rating:

   Good Points	Complaints
   Leash law enforcement	Leash law not enforced by all visitors, posing safety concerns
   Fishing opportunities	No restrooms available in the park
   Picnic areas	Small size may limit activities for larger groups
   Shaded play area for children	Some visitors do not clean up after their pets
   Walking and biking trails	Potential for aggressive dog encounters due to lack of control by some owners
   Pond for ducks and wildlife observation	Limited amenities compared to larger parks
   Dog walking paths
   Scenic views for relaxation
   Trash and poop bag stations

2. 2 Steeplechase Dog Park

   

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   Address: 301 W Ridge Dr, College Station, TX 77845 🔗

   Schedules:

   Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
   6 AM–6 PM	6 AM–6 PM	6 AM–6 PM	6 AM–6 PM	6 AM–6 PM	6 AM–6 PM	6 AM–6 PM

   Rating:

   Good Points	Complaints
   Sidewalk loop for walking and jogging	The park may feel a bit small for larger dogs or those that require more space to run.
   Spacious grassy area for play and relaxation	Limited hours of operation may not accommodate all schedules, as it closes at 6 PM daily.
   Benches for owners to sit and watch their dogs
   Hose for washing dogs after playtime
   Water fountain for dogs to stay hydrated
   Good visibility for monitoring dogs at all times

3. 3 University Park Dog Park - Parking lot, 403 Park Rd

   

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   Address: Parking lot, 403 Park Rd, College Station, TX 77840 🔗

   Schedules:

   Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
   5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM

   Rating:

   Good Points	Complaints
   Two separate fenced areas for large and small dogs	Presence of dog waste in the park, which can detract from the overall experience.
   Large grassy areas for dogs to run and play	Some dog owners do not supervise their pets closely, leading to potential conflicts.
   Big pond for water-loving dogs	Occasional unpleasant smells from the nearby water treatment area.
   Play structures for dogs to explore and play on	Busy on weekends, which may lead to overcrowding and increased dog interactions.
   Benches and picnic tables for owners to relax	Potential hazards such as venomous snakes and snapping turtles in the area.
   Drinking fountains for dogs and owners	Some areas may be less maintained due to high traffic, especially during peak times.
   Water hose available for washing dogs after play
   Shaded areas for comfort on sunny days
   Toys, tennis balls, and sticks available for play
   Parking area for easy access
   Playground for children
   Grassy area suitable for frisbee and other games
   Natural settings with ample space for dogs to roam
   Community atmosphere for socializing with other dog owners
   Regularly maintained facilities to ensure cleanliness

4. 4 University Park - Parking lot, 403 Park Rd

   

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   Address: Parking lot, 403 Park Rd, College Station, TX 77840 🔗

   Schedules:

   Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
   5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM	5 AM–11 PM

   Rating:

   Good Points	Complaints
   Agility course (needs repairs)	The agility course could use some repairs, which may affect the play experience for some dogs.
   Separate fenced areas for small and large dogs	Some visitors do not pick up after their dogs, leading to cleanliness issues in certain areas.
   Obstacles for large dogs (tunnels, steps, hoops)	The pond is reported to be dirty and in need of deep cleaning, which can be a concern for dogs wanting to swim or drink from it.
   Shallow man-made pond for small dogs	The small dog area lacks obstacles, which may limit play options for smaller breeds.
   Walking trail for nature walks	Dogs under 4 months are not allowed, which may be inconvenient for new puppy owners.
   Benches for owners to sit on
   Covered picnic table area
   Water fountains throughout the park
   Tennis balls available for play

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5. 5 Capps Dog Park at The Barracks

   

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   Address: Capps Dr, College Station, TX 77845 🔗

   Schedules:

   Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
   Open 24 hours	Open 24 hours	Open 24 hours	Open 24 hours	Open 24 hours	Open 24 hours	Open 24 hours

   Rating:

   Good Points	Complaints
   Small fenced area for dogs to play safely	Mud spots that need repair, which can be problematic after rain
   Quiet environment for peaceful visits	Small size, accommodating only a few dogs at a time
   Convenient parking for easy access	Doggies fountain is not functional, limiting hydration options for pets
   Grass and sandy areas for varied play surfaces	Not as clean as some other parks, which may deter some visitors
   Limited capacity for a more personal experience	Lack of restrooms, which can be inconvenient for dog owners
   Potential for solo visits for undisturbed play

6. 6 Lieutenant Dog Park at The Barracks

   

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   Address: 3215 General Pkwy, College Station, TX 77845 🔗

   Rating:

   Good Points	Complaints
   Fenced area for dogs to roam	Park is currently flooded, making it unusable
   Retention pond for dogs to swim	No waste bags available for cleaning up after dogs
   Open space for dogs to play	Gates are broken, posing a safety risk
   Natural environment for exploration	Trash bins are full, leading to litter and unsanitary conditions
   Socialization opportunities with other dogs	Presence of beer cans and other debris detracts from the park's appeal
   Limited seating for owners	Fallen fence at the front compromises security