Dog Parks in Noida (2026): Sector 137 Dog Park Timings, Rules & Best Places to Walk Your Dog

By the wagNbush Team · Last updated: 15 October 2026 · 8 min read

If you live in Noida with a dog, you already know the routine: the same society corridor, the same patch of grass near the gate, and the occasional guard telling you dogs aren't allowed in the park.

The good news is that Noida has more for dog parents than most Indian cities — including one of the country's few dedicated, government-built dog parks. The not-so-good news is that a lot of what's written online about Noida's parks is copied, outdated, or simply wrong.

So we rewrote this guide from scratch. Below you'll find the Sector 137 Dog Park in detail, the parks dog parents actually use for leashed walks, Noida's pet rules (including fines), and — just as important — the places we don't recommend taking your dog, and why.

> Quick answer: Noida's only dedicated off-leash dog park is the Noida Dog Park in Sector 137, next to Sector 137 Metro Station (Aqua Line). Only pets registered with the Noida Authority are allowed in. For everyday leashed walks, dog parents use Meghdootam Park (Sector 50), the Biodiversity Park (Sector 91), D Park (Sector 62) and City Park (Samrat Mihir Bhoj Park) in Greater Noida.

1. Noida Dog Park — Sector 137

📍 Next to Sector 137 Metro Station, Aqua Line⏰ Listed as 6 AM – 12 PM and 5 PM – 10 PM daily🐕 Off-leash, registered pets only🏛️ Run by the Noida Authority

Noida's first dedicated dog park opened in June 2023. It was built by the Noida Authority on roughly two acres so that dogs could do what they can't do anywhere else in the city — run off-leash, safely, with other dogs.

What's there: open grass and walking paths, a dog swimming pool, a veterinary clinic, toilets and a canteen. When the park first opened, not every facility was operational, so if you're going specifically for the pool or the vet clinic, call ahead or ask at the gate.

Who can enter: only dogs registered with the Noida Authority through the NAPR (Noida Authority Pets Registration) app. Register before you go — not at the gate.

Entry fee: published listings disagree on whether there's a separate entry fee on top of registration. Carry your NAPR registration and vaccination card, and check the fee at the gate on your first visit.

Getting there: the park sits right next to Sector 137 Metro Station on the Aqua Line, so it's one of the few places in Noida you can reach with a dog without a long drive.

💡 wagNbush tip: Go on a weekday morning for your first visit. It's quieter, which gives a nervous or young dog time to get used to a big off-leash space before the weekend crowd arrives.

Is there a dog swimming pool in Noida?

Yes — the Sector 137 Dog Park has a dedicated pool for dogs. It's the only public dog swimming pool we know of in Noida. Ask at the gate whether it's open on the day you visit, especially outside the summer months.

Before You Go — Noida's Pet Rules (With Fines)

Noida is one of the few Indian cities with an actual pet policy, and it's enforced. Here's what every Noida dog parent should know:

• Registration is mandatory. Every pet dog and cat must be registered with the Noida Authority through the NAPR app, with your pet's details, photos and vaccination record. The fee announced when the app launched was ₹1,000 per pet, and registration is renewed every year — check the current amount in the app before you pay.
• Sterilisation and anti-rabies vaccination are mandatory. The Noida Authority's 2022 pet policy made both compulsory for pet dogs, with a reported fine of ₹2,000 per month for violations.
• You're liable if your dog bites. Under the same policy, the owner faces a ₹10,000 fine if their pet attacks someone, and must also pay the victim's medical expenses.
• Clean up, always. Leaving dog waste in public spaces, or leaving your pet unattended in a park, street or road, is a penalised offence.
• Carry proof. Keep your NAPR registration and vaccination card on your phone — the Sector 137 park checks them, and it settles most arguments with guards and RWAs.

2. Meghdootam Park — Sector 50

📍 Sector 50, Noida🐕 Leash required💰 Free

One of central Noida's most-loved parks, and a regular for dog parents from Sectors 50, 51 and 52. The headline feature is a 1.5 km walkway looping through winding lawns — long enough for a proper walk, not just a quick toilet break.

It's popular with morning walkers and families, and visitors regularly describe it as pet-friendly. Keep your dog on a short leash on the walkway, where it gets busy with joggers between 6 and 8 AM.

💡 wagNbush tip: If your dog is reactive, go very early or in the evening, and avoid the main gate area where community dogs sometimes gather.

3. Biodiversity Park — Sector 91

📍 Sector 91, Noida🐕 Leash required💰 Free

A large, green and relatively quiet park with shaded paths — useful in summer, when open lawns get uncomfortably hot by mid-morning.

Heads-up for 2026: the Noida Authority is developing a 30-acre deer park inside the Biodiversity Park, planned to open by the end of December 2026. Expect parts of the park to be fenced off, and expect stricter rules near the wildlife zone once it opens. Keep your dog leashed and well away from the deer enclosure.

💡 wagNbush tip: Best before 8 AM. The shaded paths stay noticeably cooler than open parks, which makes this a good summer option.

4. D Park — Sector 62

📍 Sector 62, Noida🐕 Leash required💰 Free

About 18 acres, with a lake and jogging paths around the water, a maze, boat rentals and plenty of open lawn. The lakeside loop is the best part for a dog walk.

It's a busy family park, especially in the evenings and on weekends, so it suits calm, well-socialised dogs better than nervous ones. Keep your dog away from the boating area and on a short leash near children's play areas.

💡 wagNbush tip: Go early on a weekday. Ask at the gate about current timings — some listings show restricted hours on Mondays.

5. City Park (Samrat Mihir Bhoj Park) — Greater Noida

📍 Greater Noida🐕 Leash required💰 Free

If you're in Greater Noida, this is the big one — a large, well-kept park with long walking paths, flower beds, a playground and an open gym. It's one of the most-reviewed parks in the area, with thousands of Google reviews.

Because it's a busy family park, keep walks leashed and stay off the flower beds. Early mornings are calmest.

💡 wagNbush tip: Combine your walk with a stop at the open lawns on the quieter side of the park, away from the playground.

Quick Reference — Noida Dog Parks at a Glance

Timings and rules can change. Last checked: October 2026.

Places We Don't Recommend Taking Your Dog

You'll see these on other "dog-friendly parks in Noida" lists. We've left them off on purpose:

• Okhla Bird Sanctuary — a protected wildlife sanctuary. We couldn't find any official confirmation that pets are allowed, and dogs can disturb nesting and resting birds. Visit without your dog.
• Surajpur Bird Sanctuary (Greater Noida) — also a protected wetland sanctuary, for the same reason.
• Botanical Garden, Sector 38A — a scientific garden run by the Botanical Survey of India, not a public park. We couldn't confirm that pets are permitted. Check with the garden before you go.

If you have official confirmation that any of these allow leashed dogs, write to us and we'll update this guide.

Noida Weather Guide for Dog Walks

• Summer (April–June): Noida regularly crosses 40°C. Walk only before 8 AM or after 7 PM. If the pavement is too hot for the back of your hand for 5 seconds, it's too hot for paws.
• Smog season (October–January): Noida's air quality often drops to "very poor" or "severe". Check the AQI before you go, keep walks short on bad days, and give your dog extra indoor play instead. Flat-faced breeds (Pugs, Shih Tzus, Bulldogs) and senior dogs are most affected.
• Monsoon (July–September): watch for ticks in long grass, and dry your dog's paws and ears after every walk.

Can Your RWA Stop You From Walking Your Dog?

Many Noida dog parents face resistance from their housing society. Under the Animal Welfare Board of India's revised circular (February 2014), RWAs cannot ban pets — not even with a majority vote — cannot bar them from common areas such as lifts, and cannot charge extra fees just for keeping a pet. In return, you're expected to keep your dog under control and always clean up after it. Our guide Can Your RWA Ban Pets? Know Your Rights explains the national rules in detail. It's written for Bengaluru, but the AWBI guidelines apply across India.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a dog park in Noida?

Yes. Noida's dedicated dog park is in Sector 137, next to the Sector 137 Metro Station on the Aqua Line. It was opened by the Noida Authority in June 2023 and has off-leash areas and a dog swimming pool. Only pets registered on the NAPR app are allowed in.

What are the Noida Dog Park (Sector 137) timings?

The park is listed as open from 6 AM to 12 PM and 5 PM to 10 PM daily. Timings can change seasonally, so confirm at the gate or in the NAPR app.

Do I need to register my dog to enter the Sector 137 Dog Park?

Yes. Only dogs registered with the Noida Authority through the NAPR app are allowed. Registration is also legally required for every pet dog in Noida, whether or not you visit the park.

How much is pet registration in Noida?

The fee announced when the NAPR app launched was ₹1,000 per pet, renewed yearly. Check the current fee in the NAPR app before paying.

Are dogs allowed in Noida parks?

Most public parks in Noida allow dogs on a leash. Owners must clean up after their dogs, and the Noida Authority penalises owners for waste left in public spaces or for pets causing injury. The Sector 137 Dog Park is the only place where dogs can be off-leash.

Is there a dog swimming pool in Noida?

Yes, at the Sector 137 Dog Park. Ask at the gate whether it's open before your visit.

Can I take my dog to Okhla Bird Sanctuary?

We don't recommend it. Okhla is a protected wildlife sanctuary, and we couldn't find any official confirmation that pets are allowed. Dogs can also disturb the birds the sanctuary exists to protect.

What's the fine if my dog bites someone in Noida?

Under the Noida Authority's pet policy, the owner faces a ₹10,000 fine and must also pay the victim's medical expenses.

Also have a dog in Bengaluru? Read our guide to dog-friendly parks in Bengaluru.

Sources: Noida Authority pet registration and pet policy (as reported by Deccan Herald, The Quint and The Statesman), Hindustan Times (Sector 91 deer park, June 2026), Botanical Survey of India, and our own checks. Last updated 15 October 2026.