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Lake Park Avenue Dog Friendly Area (Park No. 591)

Bronzeville Off-Leash
Off-Leash Allowed Yes, fully off-leash
Permit Required
Yes

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Off-leash area on South Lake Park Avenue near the lakefront, listed by the city as Park No. 591.

The Dog Friendly Area on South Lake Park Avenue, in the Oakland stretch of Bronzeville close to the lakefront path.

Off-leash inside the gates only — dogs must be leashed before entering and on the way out.

Good to Know
Chicago Park District DFA — a permit and tag are required for every dog, renewed annually. Bring a current Chicago dog license or proof of rabies vaccination, vaccination records (distemper, hepatitis, parainfluenza, parvovirus, bordetella, leptospirosis) and a recent fecal test. Fee note: the Park District lists $10 per dog per year, the city's Animal Care and Control FAQ lists $5 — confirm before you go. Rules: three dogs per person max, no puppies under four months, no dogs in heat, no food inside the gates. The Park District lists this as Park No. 591 with no official name — it may be signed differently on site. Sits in the Oakland area; tagged Bronzeville as the name locals use most broadly. Surface and fencing not yet verified. Details checked 2026-09-22.

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3900 S. Lake Park Ave., Chicago, IL 60653

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