The Village of Oswego Happy Tails Dog Park opened in August 2022 next to the Public Works facility at 100 Theodore Drive. With separate areas for large dogs and small dogs, and a dedicated space with colorful agility equipment, it's an ideal spot for you and your pup to meet and play with other four-legged friends. There are benches and even a dedicated water fountain to quench your dog's thirst. 

To enter the park, you must first register online and pay the annual fee. All dog owners must complete a form to ensure vaccinations are up to date.  After everything is submitted, you will be notified to pick up your key card from Village Hall, 100 Parkers Mill Road, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Happy Tails Dog Park annual membership is as follows:

• Resident First Dog: $40.00
• Resident Additional Dog: $10.00 each
• Nonresident First Dog: $80.00
• Nonresident Additional Dog: $15.00 each

Complete this online form.

For questions about registration, call 630-554-3618.

All dog park visitors must:

• Possess a valid Village of Oswego Dog Park permit.
• Have proof roof of rabies vaccination. Leash dogs while entering and exiting the park. 
• Bring no more than two dogs per person. 
• Obey all signs and keep dogs in designated areas only. 
• Keep your dog in view and under voice command at all times. 
• Clean up after your dog. 
• Dispose of all trash properly. 

PROHIBITED AT DOG PARK

• Aggressive, sick, or dogs in heat. 
• Puppies under six months of age. 
• Intact males over the age of six months. 
• Unattended food. 
• Children under the age of five.
• Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. 
• Alcoholic beverages and smoking/vaping. 

Owners are responsible for any damage or harm their dog(s) may inflict on Village
property, humans, or other dogs. Use of this facility may expose you and/or your dog to
injury. This is a "use at your own risk" facility.

To report and issues or problems with regards to park maintenance, call the Village of
Oswego Public Works Department at (630) 554-3242.

In case of an emergency, call 911. For Police non-emergency, call (630) 551-7300.