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Tanner Park Salt Lake City, Utah

4.6(1,759 Google reviews)

Ranked #8 of 20 parks in Salt Lake City by visitor rating

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Tanner Park is a highly-rated off-leash dog park in Salt Lake City, Utah, located at 2660 E Heritage Way. With an impressive 4.6-star rating from nearly 1,800 reviews, it's a favorite among local dog owners. The park combines dedicated off-leash areas perfect for dogs to socialize and play freely with scenic trails for longer adventures. Whether you want your pup to run around with other dogs or enjoy a peaceful walk through nature, Tanner Park delivers both experiences. Open from 7 AM to 10 PM daily, it's accessible whenever you need a quality outdoor space for your furry companion.

What visitors say

★★★★★

My husky just loves this park. She wasn't much of a water dog until I took her here. Now she loves running through the water with the other dogs. It's a nice walk about a mile to the upper area. plenty of room for dogs to run and play.

★★★★★

Ours new favorite dog park just found out . Lovely and my dog love it too ! Need to go back again . Falls is the best time to visit ✨🍂

★★★★★

Tanner is a good off leash area for a fun walk. But be careful as dogs can get into the many (too many) fenced off areas, my Malinois got behind a 6' fence and got hurt climbing out. There are only trash cans at the entrance, be prepared to see lots of poop and bags of poop.

★★★★★

Tanner park is so fun! Me and my oldest went when he was young and now me and my 4 year old go and he loves "hiking" it's a super simple hike for kid, along the dog trail and there is a little water spot at the end to play in! It's really fun! And could be a day of fun honestly…

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