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Chicago Belmont Harbor Dog Beach

Chicago Belmont Dog Beach Video

Address:		A warm Sunday afternoon brings lots of dogs and dog owners to the Lake Michigan beach at Belmont Harbor which is much smaller than the beach at Wilson Ave which is usually referred to as the Montrose Street Beach.The boats moored in the background are beautiful sight. Be careful not to throw the tennis balls or other flotation toys too far as your dog could swim to and get in the way of the boats. Parking at this facility is $10 on a Sunday while parking is free at Montrose Beach, but the city of Chicago is getting ready to change that and start charging for all the parking along the Lakefront.Whichever beach you choose your dog will be so happy you brought them out for some fun in the sun. To view all the Chicago Dog Parks be sure to visit the Chicago Dog Park Map on our home page. http://www.ChicagoDogPads.com
Lakefront Trail Chicago, IL 60613
Size:
0.26 acre (11,700 sq ft)
Amenities:
Water from the lake. Dispenser – No Small Dog Area – No
Surface:
Sand

People Are Saying…

Fran and Roger know how dogs think. I took their training class and really benefited from the time they spent on several theories about how dogs process information and what "really" motivates them. Karen Gerbig, Owner - Leader of the Pack Dog Walking & Pet Sitting Service Read more..
— Karen Gerbig

What a pleasure to learn from Roger and Fran! Becoming involved with the Dog Saving Network group required my going into a 5-week clicker mechanics class. With 9 years of clicker training behind me, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Read More..
— Amber Walker

Not your old fashioned dog trainer. Imagine a 65 year old woman adopting a 12 month, 65 pound bundle of unbridled energy, little socialization with humans or other dogs ----murder and mayhem,sheer insanity!!!! Without Fran and Roger's help, I would not have been able to keep my wonderful dog, Kiki Read More..
— Nancy Holstram

I have a terrier, Henry, who I rescued when he was about a year old. Not only did he come with the usual "terrier issues" but other issues that rescued dogs often have. We started our training with individual sessions Read More..
— Patti Kampsen