SWCDP closes March 25 at 10pm
Annual Turf Renovation – 2025

We just love our dog park – but the turf does take a beating!
We stay closed in April and May – we call this SPRING BREAK
Re-opening depends on weather and growing conditions – target date June 1, or earlier if new grass is durable enough.
Here are a few suggestions for things to keep your pup exercised – AND socialized.
Check Out Alternative Activities
Hang Out With BFFs
PLAY DATES with your pups best dog park buddies. Take turns playing in back yards – or – have them join you in other dog-centric activities around town. It is always more fun to share – take a pal with you on your next adventure.
Check out BarK Special April-May Offer

Go to website for pricing and amenities:
Other Dog Parks
Variety is good for all
Consider joining another dog park for rotation purposes – or visit one of the few free ones
We have comprehensive list on our website – Always check individual websites for current status and general info
In particular – check out these two free ones
St Johns Community Dog Park – 11333 St John Church Rd
– small dog park in South County – not very crowded
Ozark Paw Park – 1839 Ozark Drive
-good size – located in Arnold, near Ferdinand B Lang Park…worth the drive
Walk Willmore Park (or other parks)
Enjoy Spring weather – get outside and WALK
St Louis Metro area has an abundance of nice parks – how many have you visited?
Have you walked any of the Great River Greenways?
Lots of great paths – go for it!
Try St Louis City Parks
Try St Louis County Parks
Try MO State Parks
Seek Out Dog-Friendly Restaurants and Area Events
Also – just for starters – we have a few suggestions on our website – but this info has not been updated for couple years.
HERE IS A CHALLENGE: Explore – Explore – Explore
Help us expand our 4-Legged’s life experiences! We interested in sharing any dog-centric place or event that you find worthy.
Let us know what you find out during your “field trips” and we will add to our website.
We eager to hear about your Spring Break adventures!
Watch for ongoing email updates
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