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Note: Dogs are not permitted on area beaches. Trust us, there is little tolerance for dogs on public beaches in Brevard County, as reflected by comments we receive from readers and from editorials we read in area media outlets.

1. Retriever Park

Note of 05-03-06: One of our readers tells us this dog park has been closed due to zoning issues. If this park reopens in the future and if someone would advise us, we'll be more than happy to post all information we receive.

General note: this park used to be located at 157 Puddle Duck Lane, Palm Bay and was a private park that offered 7 acres for romping by appointment only.

2. Palm Bay Regional Park

Note of 02-08-08: One of our readers tell us there will no longer be any fees or attedants at this dog park.

Note of 06-29-07: A reader reports on a recent visit to this park, saying, "The large dog facility is now open. During a recent visit with my two dogs, the fee was $2.00 for both dogs. They require a rabies tag and shot record upon entry. We were the only ones there the last two times we went to the park. Very clean, and lots of room to run."

Note of 05-01-07: This park has been in the works since 2005. According to Brevard Animal Recreation Club, Inc. (BARC), it finally opened today. For now, large and small dogs will alternate using the small dog area based on a schedule as the grass needs to grow in the large dog area before being used. For more information, please call the South Areas Parks and Recreation Office at 321-255-4400.

NOTE: We can't visit every area on a regular basis, so if you have information about any dog parks or beaches, or any other animal recreation facilities, in the Palm Bay area, please contact FloridaPets.net.


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