Dog parks are one of the few public spaces where dogs can run around without being restricted by a leash. There are several pet-friendly green spaces located within our service area. Our real estate agents do their best to take their dogs to them as often as possible. Wouldn't your pup like to do the same with you? Treat your dog to an afternoon at one of these dog parks around the Quad Cities and give them the taste of freedom they're craving.

• Centennial Dog Park - 315 S Marquette St., Davenport, IA 52802 
  Centennial Dog Park is the larger of the two dog parks located near our Davenport homes for sale. With plenty of space for pups to run, recreational and agility testing structures for them to play with, and all the amenities you need to care for them during your visit, this spot is a great place to spend a lazy afternoon with your furry friend. The city of Davenport also hosts dog-friendly special events, including pet-related demonstrations, pet product markets, dress-up events, free microchipping drives, and more.
• Butterworth Dog Park - 15th Street and 8th Avenue, Moline, IL 61265
  

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  Butterworth Dog Park sits in the heart of downtown Moline, just a few minutes' walk away from many of our Moline homes for sale. The facility spans 1.5 acres in total—just large enough to provide a peaceful respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. It features separate areas for large and small dogs, and a snapshot station where you can take fun, themed pictures of your pooch.
• DeWitt Dog Park - 520 Westbrook Drive, DeWitt, IA 52742 
  DeWitt Dog Park is a fenced section of Westbrook Park, a popular green space near our DeWitt homes for sale. Large and small dogs have their own separate spaces with plenty of shady trees and gentle hills that make the landscape more fun for them to explore. You can roam around the park with your dog or take a seat on one of the many memorial benches you'll find across the area's two acres.
• Prairie Pastures Dog Park – 3923 N. 3rd St., Clinton, IA 52732 
  Prairie Pastures Dog Park is a must-visit attraction for any dog owners near our Clinton homes for sale. It was built on the grounds of an old zoo, and many of the original plants and structures are still intact. There are also many small fenced-off sections that pet parents can use to give older or nervous dogs some privacy during their visit. Day passes for the facility cost $3 per day for the first dog and an extra $1 for each extra dog you bring. You can also purchase an annual membership if you plan on visiting often.
• Dubuque Pet Park - N. Grandview Ave., Dubuque, IA 52001 
  

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  Dubuque Pet Park offers more than two acres of space where local dogs can socialize and play. Large and small dogs are separated for safety, and there are sitting areas and drinking fountains to make your visit more comfortable. Park fees are $1 per dog for a day pass or $35 for an annual pass ($25 if you live near our Dubuque homes for sale). You can purchase a pass at the city's Leisure Services Department.
• Rita's Ranch Dog Park - 640 S. Scott Blvd., Iowa City, IA 52245 
  Rita's Ranch Dog Park is an enclosed three-acre section of Scott Park where dogs of all sizes can roam freely. You can let your dog hang out on their own, take a short walk with them, or play with them on the park's innovative Lucky Pawz Playground equipment. Day passes to this park are available at the entrance and cost $5 per dog. An annual pass costs as little as $50 per year and is valid until the end of the calendar year in which it was purchased. Income-based discounts are available for those living near our Iowa City homes for sale. 
• K9 Acres - 5200 Golf Course Road, Marion, IA 52302 
  Most dog parks require dogs to be fully trained and responsive to their owner's voice commands. That's not necessarily the case at K9 Acres, a massive dog park near our Cedar Rapids homes for sale. While the standard large and small dog sections are for trained dogs only, this facility also has a special Training Yard for pups who are still working on their socialization and obedience skills. It's an excellent place to teach growing puppies how to interact nicely with other dogs, and your eventual move to the main yard will feel like a big accomplishment for both of you.
• Crow Creek Dog Park - 4800 Devils Glen Road, Bettendorf, IA 52722 
  

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  Crow Creek Dog Park boasts nearly seven acres of green space, attracting hundreds of pet parents and their dogs every week. This fenced dog park near our Bettendorf homes for sale has two separate areas for dogs to play: the larger main area and a smaller space called The SPOTT for small, shy, or elderly dogs who can't mix safely with the other canines. Amenities like dog fountains, benches, and public bathrooms make it easy to hang out here for as long as you like. They even have waste bag dispensers to help you clean up after your dog if you forgot to bring your own supplies. 
• Muscatine Dog Park - 600 S. Houser St., Muscatine, IA 52761
  Muscatine Dog Park has three spacious sections for dogs to enjoy. Two are standard free-roam areas for small and large dogs, respectively. The last is reserved for shy or nervous dogs and is the largest of the three. All dogs who enter the park must have a permit tag attached to their collar during their visit. Tags cost $15 per dog and are valid for one year after the purchase date. If you live in the area near our Muscatine homes for sale, you'll need to get a dog license for your pet before you can purchase a tag for them.
• Burlington Regional Dog Park - 400 Blackhawk Drive, Burlington, IA 52601 
  Spanning 1.4 acres of green space, Burlington Regional Dog Park gives active dogs living near our Burlington homes for sale a chance to stretch their legs. The wide-open field is double-gated for security and lined by trees, creating a scenic landscape that doesn't compromise visibility. The benches here are covered, too, giving you a comfortable place to relax in the shade while your dog explores the area.

The Quad Cities are teeming with fun things for you and your dog to experience together. Contact us today to find a nearby home where you, your family, and your canine companions can all live life to the fullest.