Ember Dog Park

A Haines City dog park with a fire-station connection.

Nearby, outside Davenport: Ember Dog Park is in Haines City. It honors Ember, a rescued dog who became part of the local fire department’s family. A state transportation study records separate fenced large- and small-dog areas, benches, play structures, shade pavilions and drinking fountains.

Know before you go

We do not operate or inspect this park. Conditions and dog behavior can be unpredictable. Check posted rules, supervise your dog, and decide whether a visit is safe for you. Read the park-risk notice and Terms.

Fenced

Yes · designated dog area

Small-dog area

Yes · separate section

Water stations

Yes · source-confirmed

Shade level

Some shade

Parking

Confirm with the park

Hours

Confirm with the park

A 2024 Florida Department of Transportation study records shade trees and two pavilions. Coverage inside the dog areas varies. Dog-area hours are not published on the linked park page. Confirm before leaving.

Entry and facilities

Double-gated entry and the current agility setup: Confirm with the park.

Size

Published size claims conflict. This guide does not use the unverified “over five acres” figure.

Official rules, in plain English

The linked city page does not publish a complete dog-park rule list. Confirm with the park and read the entrance signs before using the enclosure.

• Current dog-area rules: Confirm with the park.

Sources for this park

• Haines City Parks & Recreation
• FDOT park inventory, page 10: location and amenities
• 2023 opening report and Ember’s story

Map marker shows the park location, not a verified dog-area entrance. Follow posted signs. Suggest a correction.