Benjamin’s Biscuit Acres Dog Park is a fenced off-leash area inside Hunter Park in south Tulsa. Separate sections give smaller dogs and larger dogs their own space, while mature trees, benches and picnic tables provide useful shade and seating around the natural-surface play areas.
Plan your visit
- Address: 5804 E. 91st Street, Tulsa, OK 74137.
- Hours: 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. The dog park is closed Mondays for maintenance.
- Dog areas: Separate fenced sections for small and large dogs. Dogs over 30 pounds may not use the small-dog area.
- Water: Dog fountains, buckets or small pools may be available, but service can be interrupted. Bring backup water and a bowl.
- Surface: Mostly grass and worn natural ground with shade trees; expect mud after rain or around water stations.
- Cost: The city does not list an admission fee.
Find the dog park entrance
Biscuit Acres sits inside Hunter Park at 5804 E. 91st Street. Use directions to the dog park, then follow the park road and signs to the fenced off-leash area. Keep your dog on a leash until you are through the entrance and the gate is fully closed.
Separate areas and room to run
The large- and small-dog sections help visitors choose a play group that fits their dog. The city sets the small-dog limit at 30 pounds. The open lawn provides room for running and fetch, while the trees create shaded pockets for breaks. Benches and picnic tables are spread around the enclosure.
Water and ground conditions
Visitors often mention water buckets and pools as popular warm-weather features. Water availability is not guaranteed, and recent visitors have occasionally reported an inoperable source. Pack drinking water so a service issue does not cut the visit short. The mix of grass, dirt and high-use areas can become muddy, especially near water.
Rules before you enter
Tulsa requires dogs to be at least six months old, vaccinated against rabies, licensed, and spayed or neutered if older than six months. Each person may bring no more than three dogs and must carry a leash. Children must be at least 12 and supervised; people under 16 may not bring a dog into the off-leash area. Food, dog treats, smoking, strollers and squeaky toys are prohibited. Pick up waste and leave immediately if your dog behaves aggressively.
What park visitors say
Park goers frequently praise the generous running space, shade and separate size areas. Regulars also describe a friendly social atmosphere and dogs leaving tired after active play. Critical comments focus on owners who do not watch their dogs closely, occasional conflicts during busy periods, mud and inconsistent water service. These are individual experiences, so assess the crowd and conditions when you arrive.
Official information
Check the City of Tulsa dog parks page for current hours, closures and the complete off-leash rules before visiting.
