BrewHound Dog Park + Bar combines a staffed, membership-based off-leash yard with a covered porch and bar in Neptune Beach. The one-acre property has separate fenced areas for large and small dogs, turf, shade and a dog splash pad. Visitors can also stop at The Porch with a leashed dog without paying for Yard access.
Plan your visit
- Address: 1848 Kings Circle South, Neptune Beach, FL 32266.
- Hours: Tuesday-Thursday 8 a.m.-10 p.m.; Friday 8 a.m.-11 p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sunday 9 a.m.-10 p.m.; closed Monday.
- Off-leash access: The Yard requires registration plus a day pass or membership. Dogs must be current on rabies, distemper and Bordetella vaccines.
- Leashed visit: The Porch welcomes leashed dogs and does not require a membership, paperwork or an entry fee.
- Dog areas: Large- and small-dog sections are separately fenced. Dogs must be off leash while inside The Yard and leashed elsewhere on the property.
Find the dog park entrance
Use the Kings Circle South address and follow on-site signs to check in with a BrewHound Ruffaree before entering The Yard. The official site places BrewHound along the East Coast Greenway recreation trail. Get directions to BrewHound.
The Yard and The Porch
The Yard is the paid off-leash area. BrewHound lists pet-friendly turf, separate large- and small-dog enclosures, shaded areas and a dog splash pad. Staff members called Ruffarees watch the play areas and can step in when play becomes unsafe, but owners remain responsible for supervising their dogs.
The Porch is a covered seating and bar area serving coffee, tea, local craft beer and wine. Leashed dogs are welcome there without a Yard pass. This makes the porch an option if your dog is not ready for group off-leash play or does not meet the Yard’s entry requirements.
Registration, passes and dog requirements
Complete BrewHound’s online registration and two waivers before using The Yard, then bring proof of current rabies, distemper and Bordetella vaccinations on your first visit. Dogs older than 10 months must be spayed or neutered.
As of September 1, 2026, BrewHound lists weekday day passes at $12 per dog, weekend day passes at $15 per dog and monthly access at $44 per dog, plus tax. Annual options are also available. Prices and requirements can change, so check current BrewHound access options before leaving home.
What park goers say
Park goers frequently describe BrewHound as a social place where dogs can burn energy while their people relax with coffee or a drink. Recent reviews praise the clean turf, shaded seating, splash features and attentive staff. Visitors also like the community events and the separation between the dog play areas and covered porch.
Some reviewers note that busy periods can feel crowded and that the group play environment will not suit every dog’s play style. Watch your dog closely even when Ruffarees are present, and consider a quieter weekday visit if your dog needs more space. You can compare recent experiences on Tripadvisor and BringFido.
Rules before entering
- Check in with a Ruffaree and enter calmly.
- Use a flat-buckle collar in The Yard; harnesses and prong, pinch, choke or electronic collars are not allowed there.
- Keep your leash with you or place it on a leash rack.
- Supervise your dog, clean up waste and leave the property with your dog.
- Food, treats, toys and smoking are not allowed in The Yard. Outside drinks are not permitted.
- Children must be at least 14, have school identification and remain with an adult to enter the off-leash area.
- Aggressive dogs and dogs with contagious health conditions are not permitted.
Read the complete BrewHound rules before your first visit.
Before you go
Check the official BrewHound website for temporary Yard closures, special events and current hours. Bring vaccine records for a first Yard visit, complete registration ahead of time and choose The Porch if you only want a no-fee stop with your dog on leash.