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What is Brew Park?
Turfed Indoor Dog Park
1,000 square feet of space for big and small dogs alike to let loose! The space is supervised by "Park Rangers" who are trained in dog behavior. Click here to learn more about the park
Bar & Restaurant
Watch your pup run around the park while you grab a drink, bite to eat, or play some pull tabs! Click here to checkout our menus
Weekly & Seasonal Events
There's always something going on at Brew Park! From recurring events like breed meet ups and cornhole leagues to seasonal events like pics with Santa and our doggy yearbook! Click here to learn more about our upcoming events
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Pet Registration Form
Once you fill out the form, a confirmation email will be sent to you with your free admission pass.
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How do you keep the park clean?Along with providing a safe and fun experience, maintaining a clean park is one of our top priorities. Our park rangers deep-clean the park daily. Rangers spray every inch of the park with a dog safe cleaning solution and vacuum with a specialized turf vacuum. The park also has various built-in air fresheners that spray at regular intervals
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Do I need a dog to come in?Absolutely not! We frequently have non-dog owners come in to grab a drink or bite to eat at our restaurant.
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Are my kids allowed in the dog park?Unfortunately, for the safety of both the kids and dogs, we don't allowed kids under 18 to enter the park. However, they are allowed in the restaurant, which has a sweeping view of the dog park.
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Do I need a membership to enter the dog park?Nope! We offer day passes for $15 that can be purchased at the front desk when you arrive. If you plan to come in often, memberships provide cost savings and great perks such as discounts on daycare, guest passes, and other member deals!
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What if my dog is anxious, barking, or sitting at the door while in the park?Staff may ask you to come into the park to see if your presence helps your dog acclimate to the new surroundings. If this doesn't work, you may be asked to leave the park for the day and try again another day or during one of our slower times. This doesn't mean your dog is bad or can't come back - just like people, sometimes dogs just aren't feeling it that day.
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