Leawoof Park
East end of Leawood City Park, over the creek · Leawood, KS
BringFido lists Leawoof 4.5/5 from 4 reviews
About the park
Leawoof Park is a free, public off-leash dog park in East end of Leawood City Park, over the creek, with about 5 acres for dogs to run. Regulars come for the city-run fenced off-leash park, historically a small-dog field for dogs under 25 lb, and east end of the 66-acre city park, across the Indian Creek bridge from the last parking lot.
There is no fee to visit. BringFido lists Leawoof 4.5/5 from 4 reviews.
Plan your visit
Amenities & rules
What you'll find
- City-run fenced off-leash park
- Historically a small-dog field for dogs under 25 lb
- East end of the 66-acre city park, across the Indian Creek bridge from the last parking lot
Before you go
- Dogs licensed in the city they reside
- Current vaccinations; collars and ID/vaccination tags worn at all times
- 6-foot leash until inside the fence
- Maximum two dogs per visitor
- Handlers at least 12 years old
- Pinch, spike, and choke collars banned
- No food, no commercial trainers
- Aggressive dogs and pit bull breeds prohibited per city ordinance 2-109
- Puppies under four months, dogs in heat, and sick dogs are not allowed
What dog owners in the community say
Community commentary from public reviews — not PetVet native ratings.
BringFido lists Leawoof 4.5/5 from 4 reviews
- BringFido notes shade benches, agility equipment, and seasonal water
- A Bark Park Finder review flags mud in the small-dog yard because it sits downhill
- A May 2025 Martin City Telegraph piece described a 2025 closure for a new 6-foot concrete loop around the large-dog area, new restrooms north of the parking lot, dog water fountains, and a hose-off area
Quick facts
- CostFree; license and vaccination tags required
- Size5 acres
- Small-dog areaYes, separate
Hours
Sunrise to sunset; closed Thu 6–10 AM for maintenance
Details last verified September 1, 2026. Parks change, so check the official site before a long drive.
Good to know
- 2014 coverage at opening described about 5 acres and a one-acre small-dog side; the current official facility page does not restate acreage or whether agility equipment is still installed
- The city may close the park in extreme wet weather or after flooding; check the Statusfy feed linked from the city page
- Reviewers say fountains shut off in winter
- Leawood's license and breed rules are stricter than JCPRD's; a JCPRD visit does not substitute for a Leawood license
Nearby care
Vets near Leawoof Park
Leawoof Park asks for vaccination paperwork, and a quick wellness visit gets your dog park-ready. These nearby clinics can help.
