Dog Park Locations

This fenced off-leash dog park features agility equipment, wading pools, paths, a doggy rinse station, and chairs for your pet to enjoy.

Strawberry Peak Trail is a 6 mile moderately challenging hike in the Angeles National Forest that takes around 3 hours with Petzooie to accomplish. Because it is the tallest peak in the San Gabriels, at 6164 feet, this trek might be crowded. This is a fantastic winter hike, although it may be extremely hot in the summer. This trail is also open to dogs, although they must be kept on a leash.

This dog park, which is fully gated and features benches for owners to sit on, is a great place for your pet to play off-leash.

In a specified part of the park near Medar Street and Nobel Drive, dogs are allowed to play off-leash.

Take a leash-free stroll through this wonderful park, or let your dog run free in the fenced-in off-leash dog park. Bring plenty of water with you.

Elm Street Dog Park is a new off-leash dog park in Arroyo Grande, California, that is still collecting donations to improve the park's facilities.

Quartyard is a dog-friendly urban park and event venue in Downtown San Diego's East Village neighborhood made of repurposed shipping containers. There's an off-leash dog run, a beer garden, a restaurant, and an outdoor stage at the site.

Petzooie is welcome to accompany you on a tour of the World's Largest Dinosaur Park at the Cabazon Dinosaurs, a dog-friendly site in Cabazon, CA, where you can see life-size dinosaurs and learn about them. Some of the dinosaurs are even able to move around! A day trip from Los Angeles to the Cabazon Dinosaurs is a lot of fun. Self-guided tours are available. During seasons of heavy volume, Cabazon Dinosaurs maintains the right to restrict dogs from entering. Guests who are traveling with their dogs are urged to visit early in the day.

William S. Hart Park & Off-Leash Dog Park, located on De Longpre Ave in West Hollywood, welcomes leashed dogs.

Maggie Houlihan Memorial Dog Park is a 2-acre dog park in Encinitas Community Park in Encinitas, California, containing spaces for little dogs, hesitant or first-time canines, and a huge lawn available to all. When walking to and from the Dog Park section within Encinitas Community Park, dogs must be leashed, however once inside the Dog Park areas, they can be off-leash. Thursdays from 1 to 3 p.m., the park is closed for maintenance.