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Crossroads at Silverbell District Park Dog Park

Crossroads at Silverbell District Park Dog Park is a dog park in Crossroads at Silverbell District Park in Tucson, AZ. The park also has a playground, basketball courts, tennis courts, a soccer field, a baseball or softball field and restrooms.

LocationCrossroads at Silverbell District Park
Tucson, AZ
Directions
AmenitiesVolleyball, Lit sports field
Also in the parkPlayground, Basketball, Tennis, Soccer field, Ball field, Restrooms

Details from OpenStreetMap. Posted signs on site always win over what is listed here. If you spot a mistake, use the suggestion form.

What Tucson requires at off-leash areas

HoursMost 6 or 7 a.m. to 10 or 10:30 p.m.; weekly maintenance closures
License or permitCollar with valid dog license required; dog parks free to use
VaccinationsAll vaccinations must be current
LimitsNo puppies under 4 months; children under 10 need adult supervision; no dogs in season

Source: tucsonaz.gov, the official site for Tucson. Tucson can change these during the year, so the posted signs win.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Crossroads at Silverbell District Park Dog Park?

Inside Crossroads at Silverbell District Park, Tucson, AZ. Tap Directions to get there from where you are.

Is Crossroads at Silverbell District Park Dog Park fenced?

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Are there restrooms at Crossroads at Silverbell District Park Dog Park?

Yes, Crossroads at Silverbell District Park has public restrooms on the map.

What other dog parks are near Crossroads at Silverbell District Park Dog Park?

Flowing Wells Park Dog Park (5 mi), Tangerine Sky Park Dog Park (6 mi) and Christopher Columbus Dog Park (6 mi).