Can my dog be off-leash at McDonald District Park Dog Park?

Yes — McDonald District Park Dog Park is off-leash year-round, whenever it's open.

Is McDonald District Park Dog Park fenced?

Yes — McDonald District Park Dog Park is fully enclosed.

Is McDonald District Park Dog Park free?

Yes — McDonald District Park Dog Park is free to access. McDonald District Park lots off N Harrison Rd.

Where can my dog be off-leash right now?

Open the live DogMap map — each spot shows whether off-leash is allowed at the current date and time, including seasonal and time-of-day limits.

Fenced dog park · Tanque Verde (far NE) · 4100 N Harrison Rd, Tucson, AZ 85749

McDonald District Park Dog Park

A fenced Pima County off-leash park with divided small- and large-dog areas, double-entry gates, a doggie fountain, benches, tables, some shade and lighting, set in McDonald District Park on Tucson's far east side.

Off-leash · always

Off-leash right now?

Off-leash anytime

Leash-free whenever the spot is open.

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The facts

Off-leash
Off-leash · always
Fenced
Yes — enclosed
Water
Fountain on site
Size
Divided small + large areas (lighted)
Hours
Off-leash all day · sunrise–10 PM
Surface
Grass / dirt

Parking & access

McDonald District Park lots off N Harrison Rd.

Good to know

Desert-heat safety: shade is limited and surfaces bake — visit at sunrise or evening (the park is lighted), bring water, and test the ground before letting dogs run.
Leash up again when you leave the fenced dog area into the larger McDonald Park; no aggressive dogs allowed (Pima County rule).
Double-entry gates and a divided layout keep big and small dogs separated.

About McDonald District Park Dog Park

McDonald District Park Dog Park is a free fenced dog park in Tucson, Arizona where dogs are off-leash year-round. It's fully fenced, with a drinking fountain on site. Size: Divided small + large areas (lighted).

Rules verified · source: Pima County Parks & Recreation