Biscuit Acres, found inside Hunter Park in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is one of the city’s two off-leash dog parks. Located in between Yale and Sheridan on 91st Street, Biscuit Acres centrally located and convenient for many Tulsans and their furry friends. Featuring two different areas, one for small dogs and one for big dogs, your pet is sure to enjoys its time at the Park. Parking is plenty as Biscuit Acres. Additionally, Biscuit Acres is free of charge, and provides water fountains for dogs, shady covers, benches for visitors, and baggies to clean up after your pet.
1. Dogs must remain on leash outside of fenced areas. Leash may be removed once all gates are completed closed and secured.
2. Dogs must be kept in control, no biting, chasing or attacking other visitors is permitted.
3. Dogs must be at least 4 months old, and any dog over 6 months must be spayed or neutered.
4. No food, treats, or alcoholic beverages are allowed. Only water and soft drinks can be brought into the Park.
5. There is a limit of three dogs per owner.
6. Park hours are 5 am to 9 pm, seven days a week.
Biscuit Acres provides fun and entertainment for both dogs and their owners. The large dog area is always full of energetic, fun dogs chasing each other and playing with their owners. It is not uncommon to see a game of chase involving fifteen or twenty dogs! If your dog gets hot from all of the running around it does at Biscuit Acres, it can get a drink out of the many water bowls or plop down in a shady area near a tree or under a table. Dogs in the large area always get plenty of canine socialization, with other dogs, as well as other owners. Visitors of Biscuit Acres are very pet-friendly, and are ready for a big hug greeting or loving lick from any dog!
The small dog area, though usually less eventful, is a nice get-a-way for your littler pet. Small dogs are able to avoid the intimidation of large dogs, and meet some friends their own size. In the small area, dogs usually spend their time rolling around with other dogs, or just giving a friendly sniff to their new buddies. Don’t be surprised when you sit down and find several four-legged pals in your lap. With a new shade structure in place, the small dog area is great for little ones throughout the summer.
Whether your dog is large or small, there is plenty of fun found at Biscuit Acres. If your dog is looking for a new adventure, there are jogging trails winding around Hunter Park. It’s easy to take your dog for a quick stroll around the Park and return to the off-leash area for some more play time. Kids under twelve are not allowed within the fenced boundaries, but there is a playground adjacent to the off-leash area for two-legged playmates. Hunter Park and Biscuit Acres can easily provide an afternoon of enjoyment for the whole family.
Built by a local chapter of the Rotary Club, Biscuit Acres is overseen by a group of volunteers and charges no fees. If you wish to help the park financially, there are donation boxes scattered throughout the Park. Donations from visitors are used for park maintenance, including supplies such as fencing, shade structures, and benches, as well as major renovations including grass replacement and pathways. Biscuit Acres is always looking for more volunteers as well, to help with maintenance and various other aspect of the Park. Stop by today with your pet!
