Dog owners in Celebration have a town dog park to use, along with two dog parks that Osceola County lists. This guide pulls together what Town Hall and Osceola County say about hours, registration and leash rules. For more ideas for getting out around town, see the things to do page.
The Celebration dog park
The Celebration dog park is run through Celebration Town Hall. The sources used here do not give a street address or directions for it, so check the Town Hall page for location details.
Hours
Town Hall gives the regular hours as 6:30am-10pm daily. That covers early mornings and evenings, so owners have a wide window to visit.
The park is closed the first Monday of the month for general maintenance. Anyone planning a Monday visit should keep that closure in mind, since the park is shut that day even though it is otherwise open daily.
Registration and fees
Registering for the dog park requires a one-time $10 processing/activation fee for every household. The fee is charged per household, not per dog, and it is described as one-time.
Registrations and vaccine records must be updated at Town Hall annually. In practice, that means a registered owner should plan a yearly visit to Town Hall to keep the dog's registration and vaccine records current.
Quick reference
- Hours: 6:30am-10pm daily
- Closed: the first Monday of the month for general maintenance
- Fee: a one-time $10 processing/activation fee for every household
- Renewals: registrations and vaccine records updated at Town Hall annually
Dog parks listed by Osceola County
Osceola County's park hours, rules and reservations page names other dog parks. Two of them are:
- BVL Dog Park: 134 Lake Villa Way, Kissimmee, FL 34743
- Shingle Creek Regional Park: Bass Road, 925 S Bass Rd, Kissimmee, FL 34746
The sources do not give distances or drive times from Celebration, so this guide does not either. The sources also do not give hours or fees for these two parks. Check the county page before going.
Leash rule
Osceola County's rule for its parks is plain: dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Owners who visit a county park should bring a leash and keep the dog on it for the whole visit.
The leash rule comes from the county page, and the sources do not say whether it applies to the Celebration dog park. Check the Town Hall page for the rules that apply there.
How to plan a visit
- Decide which park you want to visit.
- For the Celebration dog park, register at Town Hall and pay the one-time $10 processing/activation fee for your household, if you have not already.
- Bring your dog's vaccine records, since registrations and vaccine records must be updated at Town Hall annually.
- Check the hours: 6:30am-10pm daily, except the first Monday of the month.
- For an Osceola County park, bring a leash and keep your dog on it at all times.
Things to keep in mind
- The Celebration dog park is closed the first Monday of the month, so plan a different day for that visit.
- The $10 fee is one-time and applies to every household.
- Registration and vaccine records need an annual update at Town Hall.
- The county parks named here are in Kissimmee, at the addresses above.
Who to contact
For questions about registering, fees or vaccine records for the Celebration dog park, contact Celebration Town Hall through its dog park page. For questions about BVL Dog Park or Shingle Creek Regional Park, use the Osceola County park rules page.
Sources
Compiled from the official sources below.