Everything Your Dog Needs in Chicago

Lombard, Lombard

A neighborhood park in Lombard with an off-leash area for dogs, shaded spots, a pond, free parking, and wheelchair accessibility. No water fountains or dedicated waste stations on site — bring your own supplies.

Aurora, Aurora

715-acre forest preserve designated as an off-leash dog area (except a small wildlife protection zone). Features prairie, marsh, and woodland trails, ADA-accessible paths, restrooms, and a model aircraft field. No permit required, managed by Kane County Forest Preserve District.

Oak Lawn, Oak Lawn

Bailey’s Crossing Dog Park is a 1.63-acre fenced off-leash park with separate areas for small and large dogs, water fountain for dogs and humans, and a central sitting area with benches. Membership required.

Lake In The Hills, Lake In The Hills

A 10-acre fenced dog park in Lake in the Hills featuring shade, large running area, agility equipment, combination water fountains, solar lighting, and a small dog adjustment area. Membership required for entry; available to residents and non-residents.

Batavia, Batavia

3-acre fenced off-leash dog park within West Main Community Park featuring agility equipment, a swimming pond, rentable pavilion, and maximum shade. No permit required; free entry. No water fountains on site.

Des Plaines, Des Plaines

44 acres