Free

Quail Ridge Park Dog Park

Wentzville, off I-70 · Wentzville, MO

Reviewers call it a large, totally fenced grassy area and a great spot for a break

Separate large- and small-dog sectionsFully fenced grassy areaCovered shade pavilionBenchesWater near the parking lotMore than seven miles of trails in the parent park

About the park

Quail Ridge Park Dog Park is a free, public off-leash dog park in Wentzville, off I-70, with about 2.5 acres for dogs to run. Regulars come for the separate large- and small-dog sections, fully fenced grassy area, and covered shade pavilion.

There is no fee to visit. Reviewers call it a large, totally fenced grassy area and a great spot for a break.

Plan your visit

Amenities & rules

What you'll find

  • Separate large- and small-dog sections
  • Fully fenced grassy area
  • Covered shade pavilion
  • Benches
  • Water near the parking lot
  • More than seven miles of trails in the parent park

Before you go

  • Updated immunization record

What dog owners in the community say

Community commentary from public reviews — not PetVet native ratings.

Reviewers call it a large, totally fenced grassy area and a great spot for a break

  • A listing snippet describes 'a large grassy area that's totally fenced in' with a shade pavilion and benches
  • A handy free, size-separated stop for I-70 travelers and Wentzville-area residents
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Quick facts

  • CostFree; updated immunization record required
  • Size2.5 acres
  • Small-dog areaYes, separate

Hours

Hours not posted

Details last verified July 20, 2026. Parks change, so check the official site before a long drive.

Good to know

  • The county lists 2.5 acres while its Rainout Line page says 1.5, so expect something in that range
  • No hours published; check the county Rainout Line, particularly after wet weather
  • The parent park's ponds are for leashed use outside the fence, not off-leash swimming

Nearby care

Vets near Quail Ridge Park Dog Park

Quail Ridge Park Dog Park asks for vaccination paperwork, and a quick wellness visit gets your dog park-ready. These nearby clinics can help.