Dog Park Locations

Pets will enjoy playing off-leash in this tiny, attractive, fully gated dog park in Livermore. Behind the library and picnic area in the park is a 15,000-square-foot enclosed dog run. On hot days, water is available for pets to drink.

Community park with ball fields, play areas, lots of open space, trails & scenic hilltop views.

Outside lawn/seating area with a tasting room.

This large, enclosed dog park is a great area for your dog to run about off leash while you relax in the shade. There is water for hot dogs, as well as trash stations for you to clean up after them. This park has a 28,000-square-foot off-leash section. Around the rest of the park, there are BBQ pits and picnic spaces.

The proprietor of Page Mill Winery will snap a photo of your dog for her dog book! Bring Petzooie and drink some fine wine from nearby wineries in a cozy setting.

Bring your dog to this Livermore dog park to play off-leash in a safe, enclosed area with drinking water. This dog park, located between Buckskin and Shetland Roads on the west side of Bluebell Drive, has separate spaces for large and small dogs. Around the rest of the park, there are dog-friendly hiking routes and lots of picnic areas for you and Petzooie to enjoy.

Dogs are welcome at Vista Meadows Dog Park. This is one of five fenced off-leash dog parks in the Livermore region, and dogs have access to drinking water. You and Petzooie can take the paved route from the play area up the hill to an approximately 39,000-square-foot fenced grassy hillside dog park just over the crest. Your dog is free to go about on the grass off-leash.

This enclosed dog park, located in a nice neighborhood with walking routes, is a terrific location for your pet to play off-leash. A area for tiny dogs and a segment for large dogs make up the 49,000-square-foot dog park. On bright days, there are a number of dog-friendly hiking routes and picnic sites located throughout the park.

This wine country public park welcomes dogs. Fido is welcome to join you on the trails, which follow winding streams through fields and woods as long as they are on a leash. The park itself is 847 acres in size, with pathways for hiking, biking, walking, and jogging. The entrance charge to the park is $7 for per vehicle. Every day of the week, from 7 a.m. to sunset, Sycamore Grove is open.

Bring your dog on a leash to this lovely park full of activities. The price for each dog is $2.