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Brew and Paws.

9825 N Lake Creek Parkway, Austin, TX, 78717

Customers onlyPaid accessOff-leashWaterShadeDog park + bar

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Customers only

Admission, registration or membership requirements apply. Check eligibility, current prices and park rules with the operator.

Off-leash area
Yes
Fenced
Not yet listed
Drinking water
Yes
Shade
Yes
Small-dog area
Not yet listed
Lighting
Not yet listed
Surface
Not yet listed
Entry fee
Fee applies
Dog park + bar
Yes

Opening hours

Hours not yet listed

Hours can change. Check current signs or contact the park.

Know before you go.

  • Dog day passes are $15, plus $7.50 for an additional dog. Monthly and annual memberships are available; humans enter free.
  • Create a Runloyal pet profile and upload vaccination records. A single-visit pass or membership can be purchased at the door.
  • Dogs must be at least four months old, spayed or neutered, flea/tick-free, friendly, and current on rabies, DHPP and Bordetella vaccinations.
  • Remain in the dog park with your dog. Keep dogs leashed on the patio and when leaving the off-leash area.
  • Children younger than 12 are strongly discouraged from the off-leash park and require strict adult supervision. This is not an 18+ or 21+ dog-park rule.
  • Operator lists daily business hours of 9 a.m.–9 p.m.; check weather updates and dog-park access before visiting.
  • Directions identify the venue or property; follow signs and operator instructions to the dog-play area.

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