Daily permits are now available for purchase through Pay by Phone. Permit holders will be asked to follow these guidelines.
Located in Lake Villa, this special place is one of five designated Dog Parks within the Lake County Forest Preserves where dogs can run and play off-leash.
The 48-acre fenced area features open fields, grass trails, toilets, water and a drinking fountain.
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An annual or daily permit and a dog are required for entry. Permits allow access to all five Dog Parks. Daily permits can be purchased in advance via your mobile phone by downloading the Passport Parking app or visiting ppprk.com. Self-pay stations for daily permits are not available.
Entrance is on Grand Avenue (Route 132), east of Route 83 in Lake Villa. Map »
Open daily, 6:30 am until 7 pm or sunset, whichever is later.
Duck Farm Dog Park is CLOSED until 11 am on the first and third Wednesdays of the month, April–October.
Entrance is on Grand Avenue, east of Deep Lake Road in Lake Villa. This 48-acre fenced area features open fields and grass trails. Learn more »
Entrance is on Milwaukee Avenue (Route 21), north of Buckley Road (Route 137) in Libertyville. This 30-acre fenced area features open fields, wooded areas and a pond for dogs to swim. Learn more »
Entrance is on Fairfield Road, north of Route 176 in Wauconda. This 66-acre fenced area features open fields and a shade shelter. Learn more »
Entrance is on Waukegan Road (Route 43), north of Half Day Road (Route 22) in Lake Forest. This 44-acre fenced area features open fields and a pond for dogs to swim. Learn more »
Entrance is on York House Road just east of Delany Road in Waukegan. This 11-acre fenced area features open fields, a separate enclosed area for small dogs, shade shelters, toilets and drinking water. Learn more »
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