Heritage Park Dog Off-Leash Area

Dog Parks in Olathe, Kansas

4.6 (770)

CategoryDog Parks
Address16050 South Pflumm Road Off-Leash Area, Olathe, KS 66062
StreetSouth Pflumm Road Off-Leash Area
AreaOlathe, Kansas
Phone(913) 831-3355
Google rating 4.6 (770)

Hours

Monday5 am–11 pm
Tuesday9 am–11 pm
Wednesday5 am–11 pm
Thursday5 am–11 pm
Friday5 am–11 pm
Saturday5 am–11 pm
Sunday5 am–11 pm

About Heritage Park Dog Off-Leash Area

Our off-leash area is a wonderful 30-acre space which includes a fenced open area, a small pond and a looped trail. The off-leash area is a maintained grass field with varied levels of terrain. There are also tall shade trees and a tall grassy play area. The looped trails system is a combination of both paved and hiking trails, with a portion of the trail being accessible. The pond, located in the northeastern part of the park, gives our four-legged friends an additional play area where they can cool off during the warmer months.

The restrooms are located in the southern part of the off-leash area and are heated during the cooler months of the year.

Latest Google reviews

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Sarah Flehmer 4 months ago

This is an excellent resource for letting your dog run free and interact with other dogs. I love the small dog park for my guy because he is a little unnerved by larger dogs.

Karl Smith 4 months ago

Love it more now that the paths are concrete instead of gravel. Two areas, one for smaller dogs (if you choose to use it) and one for larger dogs. Water stations for the pups at the entrance. Plenty of parking, just be aware blackbob is close at the writing of this so you have to use the entrance off Pflumm.

Bob Lewandowski Edited 11 months ago

Really enjoyed my times here, and the dogs loved the huge size to roam and run. Concrete paths for humans to walk in circles, too. Great people to chat and enjoy the fresh air and scenery. I left behind my dog training device which I had just bought. I was disappointed the next day when I didn't see it on the bench where I had left it. Then, upon leaving I noticed it tied near one of the exit gates to my joyful surprise. If you are the one who found it, I am most grateful for your integrity. Dog people are the best.

Pam Hastings a year ago

Great place. Benches located around the concrete walking paths as well as poop bags and trash cans. Lots of off leash running areas for hunting breeds that need exercise. Pond for swimming, great for 100 degree days to get cooled off and burn off some energy. It is a muddy entry and exit so bring towels to wipe them down before getting into your car. Drinking fountain at entry for pets and people. Toilets available at entry. Small dog area is separated for people who have tiny fur babies. Overall, great place. Two items missing are benches in shaded areas and an area to wash dogs off.

BennyCriss12 3 years ago

This is a wonderful dog park, perhaps one of the best dog parks in the area. Most owner have good dogs that they watch and are very vigilant. Like any dog park, you still get the bad owners with dogs that cause harm to other dogs, so just be aware of that. I have never had an issues with my two dachshunds because they stay very close to me. Lots of bigger dogs want to chase them because they are small, which isn’t a problem because they just want to play. The loop in the park is great and we really enjoy the trial, there are multiple waste stations along the trail, and the park is generally very well kept and stocked with bags. I believe it is closed two times a week for maintenance according to the hours sign. The pond is pretty murky but I feel like that is a Kansas standard. It is pretty overgrown with algae this time of year but early summer is great and my dogs enjoy playing in it. The bathrooms are also pretty nice, and a newer addition. I remember when it was only a portapotty. So it is a big plus to have that. There is also always water and multiple bowls for the dogs to drink from. Overall 10/10

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Heritage Park Dog Off-Leash Area located?

Heritage Park Dog Off-Leash Area is at 16050 South Pflumm Road Off-Leash Area, Olathe, KS 66062, in Olathe, Kansas. Use the “Open in Google Maps” button on this page for directions.

What kind of business is Heritage Park Dog Off-Leash Area?

Heritage Park Dog Off-Leash Area is listed as a dog park.

What are the hours of Heritage Park Dog Off-Leash Area?

Published hours are Monday: 5 am–11 pm; Tuesday: 9 am–11 pm; Wednesday: 5 am–11 pm; Thursday: 5 am–11 pm; Friday: 5 am–11 pm; Saturday: 5 am–11 pm; Sunday: 5 am–11 pm. Hours can change on holidays, so call before a special trip.

Is Heritage Park Dog Off-Leash Area open on Sunday?

Yes, on Sunday it is open 5 am–11 pm.

What is the phone number of Heritage Park Dog Off-Leash Area?

You can call Heritage Park Dog Off-Leash Area at (913) 831-3355.

How is Heritage Park Dog Off-Leash Area rated on Google?

Heritage Park Dog Off-Leash Area has a Google rating of 4.6 out of 5 from 770 reviews.

Does Heritage Park Dog Off-Leash Area have a website?

Yes, the website of Heritage Park Dog Off-Leash Area is jcprd.com (linked on this page).

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