Bark Park at Countryside is a three-acre fenced off-leash area inside Lynn Gripon Park at Countryside in League City. The dog park has separate spaces for large and small dogs, agility equipment, shade, benches, dog drinking fountains and wash stations outside the fence.
Plan your visit
- Address: 100 Alderwood Street, League City, TX 77573.
- Hours: Open Tuesday through Sunday from 7:30 a.m. to sunset; closed every Monday for routine maintenance.
- Weather closures: The city may close the dog park after inclement weather.
- Dog areas: Separate fenced spaces for small and large dogs.
- Water and cleanup: Doggy water fountains and wash stations are listed by the city. Bring backup water and a towel.
- Parking: Use the Lynn Gripon Park parking area near the dog park.
Find the dog park entrance
Use directions to Bark Park at Countryside. Enter Lynn Gripon Park from Alderwood Street and follow the park drive and signs toward the fenced dog area. Leash and unleash your dog inside the double-gated entrance, as required by the posted rules.
Play areas and comfort
The large- and small-dog enclosures provide room for off-leash play, with agility equipment and tunnels for dogs that enjoy obstacles. Mature trees provide shade, and benches are placed through the park for handlers.
The surrounding Lynn Gripon Park includes trails, sports fields, a playground, basketball courts and access to Clear Creek. These shared amenities are outside the off-leash boundary, so leash your dog whenever you leave the dog park.
Rules before you enter
Dogs must be licensed, vaccinated and wearing an appropriate collar with tags. Dogs younger than four months, sick dogs and female dogs in heat are not allowed. Remove your dog at the first sign of aggression.
Handlers must supervise their dogs, clean up waste and fill holes their dogs create. Children must remain with an adult. Food, smoking and glass containers are prohibited inside the dog park.
What parkgoers say
Parkgoers often praise the spacious enclosures, shade, agility equipment, water bowls and separate areas for large and small dogs. Visitors also describe the park as clean, well maintained and friendly.
Comments about the wider park mention enjoyable paved and natural trails, while some visitors note standing water or muddy conditions after rain. These are individual experiences rather than guarantees. Read recent Bark Park at Countryside reviews and check weather closures before leaving.
Official updates and nearby options
Check the official Bark Park at Countryside page for current hours, closures, amenities and rules.
To compare other places to play, browse our League City dog park directory or the wider Texas dog park directory.