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Harris County Commissioner Precinct 4 > Explore > Dog Parks

Precinct 4 dog parks at four Houston-area locations, open dawn to dusk.

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"Dog parks give your pet a safe place to exercise and play off-leash. They're also a great way to get outside yourself and meet neighbors who share a love of dogs. Precinct 4 maintains these parks so families across the northwest Houston area have easy access to green space."

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Harris County Precinct 4 runs dog parks at four locations in the Houston area. All parks are open from dawn to dusk. You can visit Paul D. Rushing Park in Katy, Bear Creek Pioneers Park, George Bush Park, and a location on Waldemar Drive in Houston. These parks give dogs and their owners a place to get outside and connect with their community.

Hours: Dawn to Dusk Location: Paul D. Rushing Park, 9114 Katy Hockley Road, Katy, TX Hours: Dawn to Dusk Location: Bear Creek Pioneers Park, 3201 Hwy. 6 North, Houston, TX Hours: Dawn to Dusk Location: George Bush Park, 16101 Westheimer Pkwy, Houston, TX 77082 Hours: Dawn to Dusk Location: 11700 Waldemar Drive, Houston, TX 77077

- Pick the park location closest to your home or commute route. - Check the Precinct 4 website for any park rules or updates before you go. - Plan your visit during daylight hours — parks close at dusk. - Bring water for your dog, especially in warm weather. - Look for signage at the park entrance for any local rules or separate small/large dog areas. - Share the locations with a neighbor who has a dog.