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Kellogg Park Dog Field: Info

 

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Kellogg Park Dog Field voted "Best Dog Park"!
Click here to read Cincinnati Magazine's "Fear and Loathing in Dog Places" By Bob Woodiwiss

Kellogg Park Dog Field was named Cincinnati Magazine's Best of the City 2005 for "Best Dog Park."

Dogs must have a current permit to enter the dog field.  Click here for more information.

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Location
6701 Kellogg Avenue (In the back of the park behind the concession building)
Cincinnati, Ohio 45230

The Dog Field is open from dawn to dusk, 365 days a year, excluding special events.

Since there may be times when we need to close the Dog Field for unforeseen reasons, please call thePark Hotline number 513.357.6629 ext. 1 before going to the Field.  If there is no mention of the Dog Field's status on the Hotline, the Dog Field is open. 

Size
Approximately 5.5 acres

Opening Date
August 14, 2004 

Acquisition
In January 2003, a committee of interested citizens asked the Board of Park Commissioners for an area where they could recreate off-leash with their pets.

The committee agreed to raise the funds since development and maintenance funds were not in the district’s budget. The ATPD agreed to dedicate a portion of Kellogg Park along with ATPD expertise, labor, equipment and management skills to organize the combined efforts of staff and volunteers. After many fundraisers, the Dog Field opened less than two years after the committee first petitioned the ATPD. The Dog Field at Kellogg Park has used no capital funding. Everything has been funded through the efforts of the volunteer citizen committee.

Description
This 5 acre pooch playground features an area for all-sized dogs and another designed for small pooches. A pavestone walkway leads to a gated transfer paddock which allows for a safe exit and entrance point. An 8 foot fence surrounds a large, open space for running and a natural grove filled will tall trees. There is plenty of room to run and there are places to relax in the shade or on the benches scattered throughout the Field. Water is currently available in a nearby concession/restroom building and at a fountain along the path leading to the Field.