Dog Park (Not yet developed)
Location: South side of Windsor Rd. between Rising Rd. & Staley Rd.

Our best friends…
They provide us a furry shoulder to cry on at the end of a hard day. They shower us with sloppy kisses even when we don’t deserve them. They protect us with a fierce loyalty and ask nothing in return. Dogs love unconditionally.
A group of local friends would like to repay these many acts of kindness by building our precious pooches a place to play. A place to call their own. A place to run free off-leash and interact with other dogs and humans. A dog park will not only be great for four-legged friends, but human residents will benefit too by having access to public open space where they can socialize, exercise, and spend time with their pets.

Deserve A Place To Play
This new dog park is being developed in southwest Champaign. Located on seven acres near the southeast corner of Windsor and Rising Roads, the park will feature a 4 foot fence, double-gated entry area, separate areas for large and small dogs, parking lot, trash cans/dog waste stations, and appropriate signage.
But those are just the basics. We’re currently raising funds for extra amenities to make this park the new canine hot spot. These extras will cost $20,000 and include:

• Two drinking fountains (one for dogs, one for humans)
• A message center
• Benches
• A small shelter

Your donation will help fund the first public area where dogs may legally run off-leash within the Champaign city limits. Help provide our best friends a place to play – donate today

Donation Levels

• Top Dog ($10,000 +)
• Gold Bone ($1,000 - $9,999)
• Silver Bowl ($250 - $999)
• Bronze Biscuit ($100 - $249)
• Best Friend ($1 - $99)

Donations will be recognized on the Champaign Park District’s website and other communication materials. Please let us know if you’d like us to list your donation as a pet memorial; send us a picture and we may be able to post it in the future.

CLICK HERE to download a PDF copy of the Champaign Park District Facilities/Parks/Trails map.
Note: You may have to save it to your hard drive first and then open it in Acrobat.