Pawmosa Dog Park is a one-acre, shaded off-leash park in Casselberry with six-foot fencing and separate areas for large and small dogs. Both sections have watering stations, benches, dog-waste stations, trash receptacles, fire hydrants and a time-out area. Wood mulch covers the play surface.
Plan your visit
- Address: 140 Plumosa Avenue, Casselberry, FL 32707.
- Hours: Open daily from dawn to dusk.
- Play areas: Separate fenced sections for large and small dogs.
- Surface: Wood mulch throughout the play areas.
- Water: Watering stations are available in both sections.
- Comfort: Mature shade trees, benches and time-out areas are provided.
Find the dog park entrance
Navigate to 140 Plumosa Avenue and look for the Pawmosa Dog Park entrance and adjacent parking. The dog park sits in a neighborhood recreation area near Plumosa Oaks Park, so use the named dog park rather than a general Casselberry parks search.
Get directions to Pawmosa Dog Park. Keep your dog leashed from the vehicle to the appropriate double-gate area, and read the posted rules before entering.
Small- and large-dog areas
The six-foot perimeter fencing and separate enclosures are the park’s main safety features. Choose the section that matches the posted size guidance. The small-dog side is more compact than the large-dog area, but it gives smaller or more fragile dogs a separate place to play.
Each enclosure also has a time-out area. Use it when a dog needs a break from active play, and give dogs space around gates and water stations where excitement can build quickly.
Shade, mulch and water
Mature trees shade much of the park, and benches provide places for owners to sit while remaining close to their dogs. The mulch surface can be comfortable underfoot and helps define the play areas, though conditions may become damp or muddy after heavy rain.
The city lists watering stations in both areas. Bring a portable bowl and backup water in case a station is being serviced, and carry spare waste bags even though dog stations and trash receptacles are provided.
What other park goers say
Visitors often praise the shade, secure fencing, separate dog-size areas and room to run. Several reviewers describe the park as a friendly neighborhood gathering place, and some appreciate that the mulch surface and trees make it feel different from an exposed grass field.
Experiences vary with crowd levels and weather. Some park goers mention muddy conditions after rain or handlers who are not watching their dogs closely. Others report well-maintained grounds and relaxed visits. Watch the group through the fence before entering, supervise continuously and leave or use the other section if play does not feel comfortable.
Rules before you enter
The City of Casselberry welcomes well-behaved dogs with current vaccinations. Follow the rules posted at each entrance, keep your dog leashed until safely inside the enclosure and remain with your dog throughout the visit.
Pick up waste immediately, prevent digging or damage and remove a dog that shows aggression or cannot be controlled. Keep gates clear while other visitors enter or leave, and use the time-out area when your dog needs a calmer reset.
Before you go
- Check the official Pawmosa Dog Park page for current notices.
- Plan around dawn-to-dusk hours rather than fixed clock times.
- Bring a leash, waste bags, a portable bowl and backup water.
- Expect a shaded mulch surface that may be damp after rain.
- Call Casselberry at 407-262-7700 if your visit depends on a particular facility being available.
Last researched September 1, 2026. Hours, water service and surface conditions can change.