Bülsebeckstraße
Essen · Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
Description
The dog park on Bülsebeckstraße in Essen is located behind some community gardens and is not fenced in. It offers plenty of space for dogs to run freely, since it is not directly next to a street. The field is large, but it is often muddy in winter and is not mowed regularly. There are a few dilapidated benches and a trash can, but no parking available. It is open 24 hours a day. Visitors report positive interactions with other dog owners.
Breeding & nesting season (orientation)
In North Rhine-Westphalia, leashes are required in pedestrian zones, fenced parks with playgrounds, at events and in public buildings, among other places. Dogs classed as dangerous must be leashed outside your own property; large dogs (from 40 cm at the withers or 20 kg) must be leashed in built-up areas on streets, paths and squares. In forests your dog may only run free on paths; off the paths a leash is required, and nature reserves often have stricter rules. The state recommends leashing dogs from 1 March to 31 July to protect young animals and ground-nesting birds. Cities and municipalities may have additional rules, so follow the signs.
This is a simplified overview, not legal advice. For binding rules in 2026 where you live and walk your dog, contact your local authority (e.g. municipal public order office).
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