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Sightseeing in Detroit With Your Dog: A Red Roof Guide

Great parks bring great satisfaction, especially when shared with your four-legged friend. Red Roof invites you to run wild and discover exclusive sightseeing in Detroit to immerse yourself in gorgeous outdoor spaces, completely charge-free with your puppy. To help you travel hassle-free, we’ve highlighted 5 unique parks in Detroit, a city that never disappoints to have fun with your pup for free. This aligns perfectly with our Pet Stay Free Policy, which guarantees a budget-friendly stay and a free night for 1 pet (with an additional fee for a second).

Book your Red Roof stay for a memorable experience in the Motor City.

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Detroit's Most Popular Dog Parks

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Detroit Dog Park

A combination of green spaces, freedom, and an interactive play area is exactly what it takes to keep your dog happy and satisfied. You can find all of this at Detroit Dog Park. Located just steps from the majestic Michigan Central Station and a symbol of the city since 2014, this park welcomes off-leash dogs. Once inside, you can relax on a shaded bench or join in the fun with your pup, completely free of charge and with an open setup that has no size restrictions.

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Grand Circus Dog Park

Looking for the ultimate canine paradise? Head to Grand Circus Park, just steps from the Fox Theatre and Comerica Park. This five-acre oasis features paths lined with elegant fountains, trees, and seating areas for you and your puppy to explore. Here, dogs are celebrated all year round with seasonal events and amenities, like fresh water, bowls, and hay bales. Slow down in nature and bring your pet to enjoy their very own Detroit adventure.

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Wagner Park Dog Run

Just a short drive from the skyscrapers of downtown Detroit, a 14-acre green oasis steals the spotlight and keeps attracting more and more dog owners. Welcome to Wagner Park, a local favorite famous for its scenic trails and family-friendly picnic areas. Located in northern Royal Oak, it’s the perfect spot to unleash your dog and let them wander free of charge through peaceful wooded areas.

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Orion Oaks Dog Park

If you are planning a quick escape from the city, head to Oakland County and choose Orion Oaks Park for a solo date with your pup. This beautiful 1,000-acre park features a massive 24-acre fenced-in dog area where woods and meadows meet. Your puppy can run wild in total safety across four separate sections tailored to entertain them, including a dock for dogs who love the water. The best part? A daily pass is just $5.

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Midtown Dog Park

Midtown Dog Park was completely transformed by a local non-profit organization that turned this green space into a fully fenced haven, ensuring total safety from entry to exit. Dog owners will find separate sections for large and small dogs, as well as a relaxing area for humans complete with picnic tables and beautiful mature trees. Free parking is available on-site. Hungry? Grab a bite at one of the excellent nearby bars or cafes. It’s all waiting there for you.