Lake Hiawatha Preserve

Two dog areas within a much larger preserve.

Lake Hiawatha’s 220-acre passive preserve makes the dog park one part of a longer Clermont outing. The city lists two dog parks, a playground, picnic pavilion and restrooms, plus the Champions Pointe Disc Golf Course. Leave time for the wider grounds, and keep dogs leashed outside the designated dog area.

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

Confirm with the park

Small-dog area

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Water stations

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Shade level

Confirm with the park

Parking

Confirm with the park

Hours

Sunrise to sunset, seven days a week

The city facility page confirms two dog parks but does not itemize their fencing, size separation, water or shade. Confirm these details before a visit. Check the official source and entrance signs for temporary closures.

Admission

Free admission to Clermont city parks

Wider preserve

220 acres, trails, playground, restrooms and disc golf

Dog-area details

Separate fenced size sections, benches and a water spigot are reported; confirm the current setup with the city

Preserve

The city describes the 220-acre preserve as having two dog parks.

Official rules, in plain English

The linked city page does not publish a complete dog-area rule list. Read the entrance signs and confirm entry requirements with the operator.

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

Sources for this park

• Clermont: Lake Hiawatha
• City parks and free admission

Map marker shows the park address or general park location, not a verified dog-area gate. Follow posted signs. Suggest a correction.