Here are the dog-friendly activities closest to Humphreys. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners.
Featuring artwork by over two dozen of the world's most celebrated artists, Pappajohn Sculpture Park is a pet-friendly attraction in Des Moines, IA. Leashed dogs are welcome to explore the 4.4-acre park located downtown, and an audio tour is available on the Des Moines Art Center website. Picnicking is allowed in the park, but humans should be sure to keep food and drink away from the works of art and dispose of waste in the trash cans.
Casual Animal Brewing Co. in Kansas City, MO, is pet friendly. This Kansas City brewery welcomes dogs to join their owners inside, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them and they remain on the leash. You can also enjoy a delicious brew on the sun deck overlooking the street outside.
Pets go wild for the huge, off-leash Twin Lakes Recreation Area Dog Park in Columbia, MO. The park includes lake access for doggie swimming as well as benches to relax on, and waste bags. The park features a separate area for smaller dogs, as well as an off-season section for use during the winter.
Fido is welcome off-leash on the 5-miles of dog-friendly nature trails of Grindstone Nature Area in Columbia, MO. The 200-acre park features lovely creeks and scenery. Please note that dogs must be leashed only on the Hinkson Creek Trail.
The Heritage Park Dog Off-Leash Area is a great fully-fenced spot for your canine to enjoy in Olathe, KS. It is a 30-acre maintained grass field with varied levels of terrain, a small pond, and shade trees. Please note that weekly maintenance closures are in effect and scheduled for Tuesdays from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.
Living History Farms in Urbandale, IA is a dog-friendly, interactive outdoor museum which educates, entertains and connects people to Midwestern rural life experiences. Leashed dogs are welcome but must remain outside of the buildings. This 500-acre outdoor museum features walking trails and tractor-drawn carts connecting the 1876 Town of Walnut Hill to each of the historical farms.
Shawnee Mission Off Leash Dog Park is a pet-friendly recreation area in Shawnee, KS. Located east of the observation tower on John Barkley Drive, the 53-acre off-leash area features a dog swim area along with wood chip and natural surface trails through grassland and wooded areas. The off-leash area also includes paved parking and portable toilets. The area is open year-round during regular park hours every day of the week from 6am to 8pm, except Tuesdays from 5am to 9pm for routine maintenance.
Paws & Pints is a unique, dog-friendly retreat in Des Moines, IA. Pet parents can enjoy a pint while watching Fido explore over 20,000 square feet of indoor/outdoor space with dog park amenities such as a jungle gym, walking trails and clean up stations. Be sure to visit the snack kitchen, bar and coffeehouse. Other features include an on-site vet clinic, dog daycare, lodging, grooming and training. Check their website for information on park passes and memberships.
Platte Landing Dog Park in Parkville, MO, features two large fenced in areas with running water. One area is for small dogs and the other is for large dogs. Platte Landing also features a five-mile, dog-friendly walking trail.
Located in the heart of the Des Moines Metro area, Gray's Lake Park is a dog-friendly spot that's perfect for a walk with your leashed pup. The 167-acre park features a 1.9-mile lit trail, which encircles the lake. Dogs are not allowed on the designated swimming beach, and pets must be cleaned up after during their visit. Pet waste stations are located every half mile along the trail for your convenience. Please note that the park hours vary seasonally.
Pets are welcome on the exterior grounds of the National WWI Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, MO, though dogs are not permitted inside the buildings. This dog-friendly attraction is the United States’ official museum dedicated to World War I and houses one of the world’s most comprehensive WWI collections. Leashed dogs can join you while exploring the open lawns and walking paths with downtown skyline views, memorial courtyards, sculptures, reflecting pools, historic architectural features, and the “Walk of Honor” commemorative bricks.
Blue Springs Dog Park is a 2.7-acre space within Gregory O. Grounds Park in Blue Springs, MO. Fido can enjoy off-leash play, splash in the small pond, hop across the agility obstacles, or rest with friends under the shade trees. The park features a people/canine water fountain and a dog wash station at the exit of the park. Blue Springs Dog Park also has an area for smaller dogs which may be used by pets weighing no more than 25 lbs and less than 14 inches tall at the shoulder.
Fido is welcome to join you at Stephens Lake, a pet-friendly park in Columbia, MO. Leashed pets can walk with you on the many beautiful hiking trails that this park offers. Please note that pets are not permitted to swim.
Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens is a pet-friendly attraction in Bucyrus, KS. Bring Fido to explore the 300-acre educational, recreational and cultural resource in the Kansas City region. Leashed dogs are welcome on asphalt and mulch hiking trails, but please note that dogs aren't permitted in the botanical gardens themselves. There are a variety of educational opportunities around every bend in the path.
Shoal Creek Living History Museum is a pet-friendly attraction nestled on 80 acres in Hodge Park, located in Kansas City, MO. The museum has twenty-one structures with thirteen authentic 19th-century buildings dating from 1807-1885. The historic log cabins and homes were relocated from surrounding counties to create a village setting. Enjoy the nature trails and a self-guided tour on the grounds with your leashed pup in tow. Waste bags are located at the entrance.
Swope Park Off Leash Dog Park in Kansas City, MO, is a five-acre space for Fido to play. The park is divided into two areas, one for small dogs and one for large dogs. Both areas offer dog and people water fountains. Dog owners are allowed 4 dogs per adult handler and are required to clean up after their pets. In addition, pets are welcome to enjoy the rest of the surrounding park on a leash. Swope Park features ball fields, tennis courts, and summer concerts and festivals.
Although dogs are not permitted inside the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, MO, they are welcome to enjoy the Donald J. Hall Sculpture Park to view art on the beautiful pet-friendly grounds with their humans. Dogs must be leashed at all times, and humans must clean up after their canine companions.
The Des Moines Downtown Farmers' Market in Des Moines, IA welcomes leashed pooches to join you while browsing their selection of local produce, flowers, eggs, cheese, baked goods and more. This pet-friendly, open-air street market is located in the Historic Court District and takes place seasonally on Saturdays. There are also musical performances and family-friendly activities to enjoy. Check their website for a list of vendors and hours.
Leashed dogs are welcome, and even encouraged, at Border Brewing Company in Kansas City, MO. This pet-friendly brewery offers a variety of beer styles that are both approachable and complex in flavor.
Walnut Woods State Park is a pet-friendly destination in West Des Moines, IA. You and Fido can enjoy 260 acres of woodlands along the banks of Raccoon River. The 2.5 miles of trails that weave through the black walnut trees, the largest surviving natural stand of these trees in the country, are a great attraction for dogs and their owners. Dogs are allowed on the trails, as long as they're cleaned up after and remain on a maximum 6' leash.
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