Have a dog-gone good time at three locations. Dog park areas are rotated seasonally to maintain optimal turf conditions. All dog parks include picnic tables, benches and pet waste bags. The hours are typically one half-hour before sunrise until half-hour after sunset, or as posted. An Annual Vehicle Permit or daily pass is required.
Dog Licenses Required for Dog Park Entry
State Law requires all dogs
older than the age of four months to have a municipal dog license
and to wear it at all times. Licenses can
be purchased from your local city, village, or township, usually at the city/village/township hall or animal control office. Licenses can also
be purchased through Oakland County's Animal Shelter and Pet Adoption Center. Dogs must also have up-to-date vaccinations (Rabies, Distemper, Bordetella) and respond to voice commands.
Features a 13-acre fenced enclosure with small dog area, benches, shelter and picnic tables, water fountain and field training area. Named 2017 Best of Wixom Awards in the Dog Park category.
52221 Pontiac Trail
Wixom, MI 48393
Orion Oaks Dog Park
2301 W Clarkston Road
Lake Orion, MI 48360
Offers a 24-acre fenced enclosure with small dog area, including two trails, picnic shelter, drinking water, field area, modern restrooms; and access to Lake Sixteen for swimming (dogs only). Orion Oaks Dog Park Rental Information
31353 Dequindre
Madison Heights, MI 48071
This 5.2-acre site offers up to four fenced enclosures including one for smaller dogs.
Dog Park Ambassadors serve as onsite resources for park patrons and dog park users, reporting any issues, problems or maintenance concerns to park staff. Contact volunteer@oakgov.com for details.
Dog Park Rules and Brochure