Omaha Dog Bar is an adults-only dog park, bar and eatery in Omaha’s Little Bohemia neighborhood. The year-round facility combines a fully fenced outdoor turf park with climate-controlled indoor space, lounge seating, water stations, staff supervision and optional dog-wash services.
Plan your visit
- Address: 1231 South 14th Street, Omaha, NE 68108.
- Dog bar hours: Closed Monday; 3 to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday; 1 to 9 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday; and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday. Weather and facility volume may affect closing time.
- Age requirement: Every human visitor must be at least 18 and present a valid ID. Children and babies are not admitted.
- Admission: Humans enter free. Each dog needs an approved account plus a day pass or membership; reservations are not required for regular dog-bar entry.
- Vaccination review: Upload current rabies, distemper and Bordetella records before your first visit. The business recommends allowing time for staff approval.
- Play space: The official site describes 17,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor off-leash space, including a fully fenced 12,000-square-foot artificial-turf outdoor park.
- Parking: Free street parking is available, with four marked stalls in front and 14 behind the building. Visitors using the rear lot must walk around to the front entrance.
Find the dog park entrance
Get directions to Omaha Dog Bar. The entrance is on South 14th Street between William and Pierce streets, just south of the Old Market.
Enter through the front even if you park in the marked rear stalls. Have your ID and the dog’s approved account ready at check-in. This is a staffed private business with admission requirements, rather than a free municipal dog park.
Indoor and outdoor off-leash play
The outdoor park uses artificial turf and includes lounge seating, cooling stations and room for supervised social play. The indoor area provides a climate-controlled option during Omaha’s hot summers and cold winters. The bar and eatery serve drinks, snacks and treats, and the facility also offers self-service dog baths.
Water stations are available for people and dogs. Outside food is allowed, but outside drinks and drink containers are prohibited. The facility schedules fetch periods and does not allow visitors to bring their own balls or toys, so check the current signs and staff guidance.
Dog requirements and safety rules
Dogs must be social, healthy and free of a repeated aggression history. Dogs older than one year must be spayed or neutered. Every dog needs a collar or harness displaying its name; prong collars are prohibited. The business also requires flea, tick and heartworm prevention along with current vaccinations or an accepted titer test.
Stay with your dog, supervise its behavior and clean up waste immediately. Staff members called Bark Rangers monitor play and may redirect activity or ask an owner to intervene. Dogs in strollers or carrying devices must remain in leash-only areas. Review the complete current rules and sign the required waiver before entering.
What parkgoers say
Parkgoers often praise the attentive staff, clean turf, indoor and outdoor choices, water play, comfortable seating and friendly social atmosphere. Visitors also appreciate the drink options, themed events, climate control and dog-wash station.
Some dogs may find the busy group-play setting overwhelming, and admission depends on records and account approval. These are individual visitor experiences rather than a check of today’s crowd or conditions. Consider your dog’s comfort with active social play and ask a Bark Ranger for help when needed. Read current parkgoer reviews on Google Maps.
More options and official updates
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Last researched September 1, 2026; no site visit was made. Read the official planning guide, current rules and day-pass and membership information before traveling. Call 531-867-7231 for same-day changes. Report a correction to DogPark Near Me.