Is there a separate small-dog area?

Yes. The fenced park has separate large-dog and small-dog yards on a generous grass surface.

Is there water and are toys provided?

Yes. A fountain serves both owners and dogs, and the yard is stocked with community balls, frisbees, and toys that regulars look after.

Is there shade or shelter?

A covered picnic pavilion sits right at the gate as a weather hedge, and there are a few shady spots so you are not always in the hot sun.

Where do you park and what else is there?

Parking is by the dog park entrance off Route 48, inside the larger White Oak Park, which also has mountain bike trails and a playground.

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White Oak Dog Park

Covered pavilion, two sides, and a generous grass yard

4.9 · 47 reviews

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About this park

A well-kept fenced dog park inside the broader White Oak Park, about 12 miles southeast of downtown Pittsburgh, with separate large-dog and small-dog yards and a covered picnic pavilion right at the gate. Community balls, frisbees, and toys stock the yard; the fountain serves both owners and dogs.

Amenities

Fenced Off-leash Water Shade Parking Small-dog area Large-dog area Benches Covered area Trash cans

White Oak Dog Park reviews

What visitors consistently say

The highlights

The covered pavilion right at the fence is a real weather hedge, which reviewers cite as a reason this park rates near-perfect despite its small review count.

The community

A tight, friendly regulars crowd that looks after the shared toys and supervises play actively.

Best for

Small dogs Large dogs Puppies Social dogs

Before you go

The dog park sits inside a larger county park that also has mountain bike trails and a playground; parking is by the dog park entrance off Route 48. Weekends draw the biggest crowds.

Frequently asked

Is there a separate small-dog area?: Yes. The fenced park has separate large-dog and small-dog yards on a generous grass surface.
Is there water and are toys provided?: Yes. A fountain serves both owners and dogs, and the yard is stocked with community balls, frisbees, and toys that regulars look after.
Is there shade or shelter?: A covered picnic pavilion sits right at the gate as a weather hedge, and there are a few shady spots so you are not always in the hot sun.
Where do you park and what else is there?: Parking is by the dog park entrance off Route 48, inside the larger White Oak Park, which also has mountain bike trails and a playground.
When is it busiest?: Weekends draw the biggest crowds.