Yucatan Park

The familiar Yucatan dog park, with a new official name.

The county now lists this location as Commissioner Mary I. Johnson Park (formerly Yucatan Park). It is still on Yucatan Drive in Azalea Park. Both names lead to this listing, so you can find the same dog area whether you use the neighborhood name or the newer official name.

Know before you go

Fenced

Yes · designated dog area

Small-dog area

Yes · separate section

Water stations

Yes · county-reported

Shade level

Some shade

Parking

Confirm lot and dog-area entrance with the park

Hours

Daily · 8 am–8 pm in summer; 8 am–6 pm in winter

The county reports shaded areas and benches across its dog-park network. Canopy coverage has not been independently measured. The county does not specify the seasonal changeover dates on this page. Call the park if visiting near closing.

Official rules, in plain English

Summary of the county’s dog-park rules. Posted signs and the full official rules take precedence.

• Stay inside the enclosure, with your dog in sight and within voice range. Your dog should return when called.
• Remove your dog at the first sign of aggression; aggressive dogs are not permitted.
• Carry a leash and leash your dog when entering and leaving.
• Supervise children and infants closely.
• Pick up and dispose of your dog’s waste.
• Keep sick dogs and females in heat out of the enclosure.
• Bring no food into the dog area, and do not run inside it.
• Dogs must display current licenses and tags.
• General park rules also apply. Noncompliance can lead to expulsion or a ban.