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McDonald Dog Park in Northwest Tucson

Sat Nov 8 2008
McDonald Dog Park is located at 4100 N. Harrison Road just north of Tanque Verde. This off-leash area is found in McDonald District Park in northeast Tucson, and offers a designated off-leash area. Dogs must be on leash when outside the off-leash area. Enter the main gate to the Mc Donald Park and park anywhere along the north end of the parking lot. The Off Leash dog area is behind the ball fields under the trees inside the fence. Mc Donald Dog Park has plenty of grass, trees and shade. Like many dog parks, there are two areas, one for large dogs and one for small dogs. It is a little out of the way unless you live in the northwest part of Tucson, but it is a great park that dogs will be sure to enjoy

McDonald Dog Park is located at 4100 N. Harrison Road just north of Tanque Verde. This off-leash area is found in McDonald District Park in northeast Tucson, and offers a designated off-leash area. Dogs must be on leash when outside the off-leash area. Enter the main gate to the Mc Donald Park and park anywhere along the north end of the parking lot. The Off Leash dog area is behind the ball fields under the trees inside the fence. Mc Donald Dog Park has plenty of grass, trees and shade. Like many dog parks, there are two areas, one for large dogs and one for small dogs. It's a little out of the way unless you live in the northwest part of Tucson, but it's a great park that dogs will be sure to enjoy

McDonald District Park at 4100 North Harrison Road (Harrison Road and Prospect Lane) Entry off of Harrison Road. Look for the blue Mc Donald Park sign on the east side of Harrison Phone: 520-749-2766 Features: Double entry gates, divided small and large dog areas, tables, water faucet and bowl, scooper dispenser, shaded areas

McDonald District Park
4100 North Harrison Road (Harrison Road and Prospect Lane) Entry off of Harrison Road. Look for the blue Mc Donald Park sign on the east side of Harrison
Phone: 520-749-2766
Features: Double entry gates, divided small and large dog areas, tables, water faucet and bowl, scooper dispenser, shaded areas

McDonald District Park at 4100 North Harrison Road (Harrison Road and Prospect Lane) Entry off of Harrison Road. Look for the blue Mc Donald Park sign on the east side of Harrison Phone: 520-749-2766 Features: Double entry gates, divided small and large dog areas, tables, water faucet and bowl, scooper dispenser, shaded areas

McDonald District Park at 4100 North Harrison Road (Harrison Road and Prospect Lane) Entry off of Harrison Road. Look for the blue Mc Donald Park sign on the east side of Harrison Phone: 520-749-2766 Features: Double entry gates, divided small and large dog areas, tables, water faucet and bowl, scooper dispenser, shaded areas

McDonald District Park at 4100 North Harrison Road (Harrison Road and Prospect Lane) Entry off of Harrison Road. Look for the blue Mc Donald Park sign on the east side of Harrison Phone: 520-749-2766 Features: Double entry gates, divided small and large dog areas, tables, water faucet and bowl, scooper dispenser, shaded areas

Rules for Dogs in Pima County Natural Resources, Parks and Recreation Parks
www.pima.gov/nrpr

It shall be unlawful:
1. To allow domestic animals or pets off leash except in designated areas
2. To restrain pets on leashes more than six feet in length or of insufficient strength to control animal.
3. To not have current licenses as required on all pets.
4. To not clean up and properly dispose of all litter or waste created by domestic animals and pets. Owners of seeing eye dogs are exempt.

McDonald Dog Park is located at 4100 N. Harrison Road just north of Tanque Verde. This off-leash area is found in McDonald District Park in northeast Tucson, and offers a designated off-leash area. Dogs must be on leash when outside the off-leash area. Enter the main gate to the Mc Donald Park and park anywhere along the north end of the parking lot. The Off Leash dog area is behind the ball fields under the trees inside the fence. Mc Donald Dog Park has plenty of grass, trees and shade. Like many dog parks, there are two areas, one for large dogs and one for small dogs. It's a little out of the way unless you live in the northwest part of Tucson, but it's a great park that dogs will be sure to enjoy

McDonald District Park at 4100 North Harrison Road (Harrison Road and Prospect Lane) Entry off of Harrison Road. Look for the blue Mc Donald Park sign on the east side of Harrison Phone: 520-749-2766 Features: Double entry gates, divided small and large dog areas, tables, water faucet and bowl, scooper dispenser, shaded areas

McDonald District Park at 4100 North Harrison Road (Harrison Road and Prospect Lane) Entry off of Harrison Road. Look for the blue Mc Donald Park sign on the east side of Harrison Phone: 520-749-2766 Features: Double entry gates, divided small and large dog areas, tables, water faucet and bowl, scooper dispenser, shaded areas

McDonald District Park at 4100 North Harrison Road (Harrison Road and Prospect Lane) Entry off of Harrison Road. Look for the blue Mc Donald Park sign on the east side of Harrison Phone: 520-749-2766 Features: Double entry gates, divided small and large dog areas, tables, water faucet and bowl, scooper dispenser, shaded areas

City of Tucson Rules and Regulations

1. Owners are responsible for the actions of their dogs.
2. Open only one gate at a time when entering or leaving facility.
3. Children under the age of 10 must have adult supervision and cannot be left unattended.
4. Dog owners must stay in the off-leash area within view of their dogs and have a leash within reach at all times.
5. All dogs must wear collars with a current Pima County license and must be up-to-date on all vaccinations.
6. All dogs must be leashed outside the boundaries of the off-leash area, including to-and-from the parking area.
7. Aggressive dogs are not permitted within the off-leash premises.
8. Dogs must be removed from the off-leash area at the first sign of aggression.
9. A dog that is in season or ill is not permitted in the off-leash area.
10. Dog waste must be cleaned up immediately by owner.
11. Dogs must be under voice control – they should be able to obey owner voice commands.
12. Puppies under the age of four months are prohibited from using off-leash areas.
13. Owners are responsible for filling any holes their dogs may dig.

The Off -Leash dog area is on the north side of the ball parks, follow the yellow topped fence to the gates of the dog area

The Off -Leash dog area is on the north side of the ball parks, follow the yellow topped fence to the gates of the dog area

The Off -Leash dog area is on the north side of the ball parks, follow the yellow topped fence to the gates of the dog area

Various notices posted on the fence near the gate

Various notices posted on the fence near the gate

Various notices posted on the fence near the gate

Like most off-leash dog areas there is a double gate

Like most off-leash dog areas there is a double gate

Like most off-leash dog areas there is a double gate

Mc Donald Dog Park has plenty of grass, trees and shade. Like many dog parks, there are two areas, one for large dogs and one for small dogs. It's a little out of the way unless you live in the northwest part of Tucson, but it's a great park that dogs will be sure to enjoy

Mc Donald Dog Park has plenty of grass, trees and shade. Like many dog parks, there are two areas, one for large dogs and one for small dogs. It's a little out of the way unless you live in the northwest part of Tucson, but it's a great park that dogs will be sure to enjoy

Mc Donald Dog Park has plenty of grass, trees and shade. Like many dog parks, there are two areas, one for large dogs and one for small dogs. It's a little out of the way unless you live in the northwest part of Tucson, but it's a great park that dogs will be sure to enjoy


McDonald Dog Park is located at 4100 N. Harrison Road just north of Tanque Verde. This off-leash area is found in McDonald District Park in northeast Tucson, and offers a designated off-leash area. Dogs must be on leash when outside the off-leash area. Enter the main gate to the Mc Donald Park and park anywhere along the north end of the parking lot. The Off Leash dog area is behind the ball fields under the trees inside the fence. Mc Donald Dog Park has plenty of grass, trees and shade. Like many dog parks, there are two areas, one for large dogs and one for small dogs. It's a little out of the way unless you live in the northwest part of Tucson, but it's a great park that dogs will be sure to enjoy

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