Cabin Nature Center Dog Park (White Oaks Nature Trail)

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111 S. Wood Dale Road. Wood Dale, Illinois

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Dog Park Cabin Nature Center Dog Park (White Oaks Nature Trail) – Wood Dale, Illinois: Your Guide
Located within the White Oaks Nature Trail & Cabin Nature Center in Wood Dale, Illinois, this dog park offers a convenient and enjoyable space for your furry friend to exercise and socialize. Here’s everything you need to know:
General Information
• **Name:** Dog Park Cabin Nature Center Dog Park (White Oaks Nature Trail)
• **Location:** Wood Dale, Illinois
• **Part of:** White Oaks Nature Trail & Cabin Nature Center
• **Operating Hours:** Daily, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• **Website:** https://www.wdparks.org/location/white-oaks-park/
**Address:** 111 S. Wood Dale Road, Wood Dale, IL 60191
Key Features & Rules
• **Organization:** Operated by the Nature Center (Cabin Nature Center)
• **Neighborhood:** Wood Dale
Frequently Asked Questions
**Is there a fee to use the dog park?
** No, this dog park is free to use.
**What are the operating hours?
** The dog park is open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
**What is the leash policy?
** Leashes are required for all dogs while in the dog park.
**Are there separate areas for small and large dogs?
** The park is designed to accommodate dogs of all sizes.
**What should I bring?
** Bring water for your dog and waste bags for cleanup.
**Are there any specific rules I should be aware of?
** Please adhere to all posted rules and regulations. Owners are responsible for their dog’s behavior.
**What if my dog doesn’t get along with other dogs?
** Owners are responsible for managing their dog’s interactions.
**What if my dog needs to go to the bathroom?
** There are designated areas for waste disposal.
**What is the address of the dog park?
** 111 S. Wood Dale Road, Wood Dale, IL 60191.
**Who operates the dog park?
** The dog park is operated by the Nature Center (Cabin Nature Center).

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Dog Owners, Discover the Perfect Spot: The Dog Park at Cabin Nature Center in Wood Dale, Illinois The Dog Park at Cabin Nature Center, located within the White Oaks Nature Trail in Wood Dale, Illinois, offers a fantastic opportunity for your furry friend to socialize and exercise.

Situated within the Wood Dale Parks District, this dog park provides a welcoming environment for dogs of all sizes and breeds.

Located at 111 S. Wood Dale Road, Wood Dale, IL 60191, the dog park is part of the larger Cabin Nature Center and White Oaks Nature Trail complex.

Operating daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, it’s easily accessible for residents of Wood Dale and surrounding communities.

This dog park is operated by the Nature Center, ensuring a well-maintained space for your dog's enjoyment.

It’s a popular destination for dog owners seeking a convenient and engaging outdoor activity.

For more information, including trail maps and park rules, visit the Wood Dale Parks District website: https://www.wdparks.org/location/white-oaks-park/

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