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Dog Park Bars in Las Vegas, NV

Dog Park Bars / Las Vegas, NV

Dog park bars in
Las Vegas

Las Vegas beats the desert heat with Barx Parx, a climate-controlled indoor off-leash dog park and bar on the Henderson border. Here are the dog park bars in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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Dogs at a dog park barHenderson border

Barx Parx

8868 S Eastern Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89123

A climate-controlled indoor off-leash dog park with big-screen TVs, WiFi, and supervised play. Day pass $20; memberships from about $38/month. The bar serves craft beer, wine, and cider with a Friday happy hour, plus limited food. Opened around 2018.

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FAQ
Is there an indoor dog park bar in Las Vegas?
Yes, Barx Parx near the Henderson border is a climate-controlled indoor off-leash dog park with a bar, supervised play, and day-pass or membership access.
Do dog park bars require vaccinations?
Almost always. Because dogs play off-leash together, venues typically require current rabies, distemper (DHPP), and bordetella vaccinations, and many ask that dogs be spayed or neutered.