Northtown Dog Park is the municipal utility district’s only designated off-leash area. The fenced park has separate play spaces for dogs 25 pounds and under and dogs over 25 pounds, with agility equipment on both sides. The district may close the park during wet weather or maintenance, so check its current status before leaving.
Plan your visit
- Address: 14401 Harris Ridge Boulevard, Pflugerville, TX 78660.
- Current status: Check the Northtown MUD dog-park page; wet grounds, inclement weather and maintenance can close the park.
- Small-dog side: Dogs 25 pounds and under.
- Large-dog side: Dogs over 25 pounds.
- Enclosure: The two play areas are divided by a six-foot fence and use separate gates.
- Amenities: Agility equipment in both areas, parking nearby and a dog water fountain outside the fenced area.
Find the dog park entrance
Enter the district’s 50 Acre Park from Harris Ridge Boulevard. The official parks-plan map places the dog park near the main parking and pavilion area. Follow on-site signs to the paw-marked enclosure, and choose the gate for your dog’s weight group.
Get directions to Northtown Dog Park.

Water, shade and play areas
Each size area contains agility equipment. The district’s dog water fountain sits outside the fence, so fill a bowl before entering and bring backup water in hot weather. The wider park includes mature trees, but shade inside either enclosure can vary by time of day.
The official master plan notes drainage problems in parts of 50 Acre Park. After rain, confirm the park has reopened rather than relying on a normal weekly schedule.
Rules before you enter
Keep your dog leashed until you are inside the correct enclosure, and close and latch every gate. Dogs must display current license and vaccination tags, and handlers may be asked for vaccination proof. Clean up waste immediately and keep control of your dog throughout the visit.
The small-dog enclosure is reserved for dogs weighing 25 pounds or less; dogs over 25 pounds belong in the large-dog enclosure. Dogs legally classified as dangerous are not permitted. Read the complete district rules and current signs before entering.
What other park goers say
Visitors commonly appreciate the separate dog areas, sturdy fencing, agility equipment and mix of open ground and trees. The layout gives active dogs room to run while keeping small and large dogs in different enclosures.
Park goers also recommend checking conditions after rain because closures and muddy ground can affect a planned visit. Bringing a bowl and backup water is useful because the fountain is outside the fence. Read current visitor reviews.
More options and updates
Browse other Pflugerville dog parks or the wider Texas dog park directory. Last researched September 3, 2026. Check the official Northtown MUD dog-park page for the current open or closed status.





