Dog-Friendly Northern Kentucky: Where to Go With Your Dog

Four-acre fenced dog park with separate small- and large-dog sections.

The official county source describes double-gate entry, dog and people water fountains and paved parking. The surrounding park also has a 1.875-mile paved trail for leashed walking.

Free off-leash dog park, open dawn to dusk.

The City of Covington lists separate small- and large-dog areas, seating and a waste station. No admission fee at last check.

1.875 miles of paved walking and biking trail.

A flat, hard-surface loop next to the dog park, so one trip can cover both a walk and off-leash time.

Paved trails the park itself describes as good for time with your dog.

Open dawn to dusk. This is leashed walking on the paved network, we are not claiming any off-leash access at Devou.

Short urban stroll the city describes as a place to walk dogs.

The city listing includes a pet-waste station. Good for a quick city loop, not a long hike.

About 2,800 linear feet of asphalt walking trail.

Current City of Florence park rules require dogs to be secured by leash or lead and under physical control.

Leashed dogs are allowed on the property under the current code of conduct.

Owners must clean up after their pets. Being allowed on Levee property does not mean every indoor tenant allows dogs, ask each shop or restaurant.

Dog-friendly outdoor patio.

Current venue guidance recommends calling ahead for patio seating with a dog.

Dog friendly on the main floor and outside, not on the rooftop.

Rooftop access is excluded under current venue guidance. Check house rules when you arrive.

Well-behaved dogs are welcome on the outdoor patio, not indoors.

Outdoor-only access means the trip depends on weather and open patio seating.

Brand guidance says dogs are welcome on patios.

Confirm current Covington patio seating before you go: availability is set locally.