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    Fairfax County, VA

    Small Dog Parks in Fairfax County, VA

    4 small dog parks in Fairfax County, VA — separate small-dog areas for pups under 25 lb. Checked and reviewed by local dog owners, with live mud reports and who's showing up today.

    Baron Cameron Dog Park
    Some Mud

    Baron Cameron Dog Park

    11300 Baron Cameron Ave, Reston, VA 20190

    A suburban favorite in Reston. Spacious gravel runs ensure a cleaner car ride home, with excellent shade cover.

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    Nearby: Lake Anne Coffee House
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    Chandon Dog Park
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    Chandon Dog Park

    900 Palmer Dr, Herndon, VA 20170

    A neighborhood favorite in Herndon. Grassy and flat, making it easy for older dogs.

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    Nearby: Weird Brothers Coffee
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    Monticello Dog Park
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    Monticello Dog Park

    5315 Guinea Rd, Burke, VA 22015

    A hidden retreat in Burke. Features a mix of dust and gravel with large shade trees.

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    Nearby: De Clieu Coffee
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    Rock Hill District Dog Park
    Some Mud

    Rock Hill District Dog Park

    15150 Old Lee Rd, Chantilly, VA 20151

    Expansive horizons define this Chantilly favorite. A large grassy field allows for full-speed sprints.

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    Nearby: Peets Coffee
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    These parks serve 11300, 15150, 20170, 22015 and the neighborhoods around them.

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    Local questions, answered

    Which Fairfax County dog parks are small?
    Baron Cameron Dog Park, Chandon Dog Park, Monticello Dog Park, Rock Hill District Dog Park — 4 of 9 parks tracked in Fairfax County, VA match separate small-dog areas for pups under 25 lb.
    Are these Fairfax County dog parks free to use?
    Yes. Every park listed here is a public off-leash area open to the community — no membership or day pass. A few county parks ask that dogs be licensed and current on vaccinations.
    When is the best time to visit a Fairfax County dog park?
    Weekday mornings and the hour before sunset are the calmest windows. Weekend mornings are the busiest and the most social — check the "right now" activity on each park page before you go.