Dog Park Locations

Small beach where dogs are allowed to run free.

Miramonte was founded in 2000 by young entrepreneur Cane Vanderhoof and has since grown to become one of southern California's most regarded and award-winning boutique wineries. The winery and estate vineyard are at a height of 1400 feet in the center of the Valley, and our additional vines are between 1400 and 1600 feet. Miramonte Winery owns, manages, or purchases grapes from 44 acres of Temecula's most prestigious vineyards.

This quiet park featuring sports fields, picnic tables, and pathways welcomes leashed pets to join you for a stroll.

Dogs of all sizes can run and play in the big, grassy off-leash area at Morley Field Dog Park, which is located at the west end of the Morley Field Sports Complex in San Diego, CA. Small trees give some shade, and bag dispensers may be located throughout the park. Dogs can enjoy a leashed walk on the neighboring Florida Canyon Nature Trails after some off-leash fun.

Dogs are welcome at Monta de Oro State Park, which features breathtaking cliffs, beaches, coastal plains, streams, canyons, and hills. Petzooie is welcome to join you at pet-friendly picnic places, campgrounds, and park roads, but not on the beaches or trails. Spooner's Cove beach, where Islay Creek empties into the Pacific Ocean, is the only beach that allows dogs.

Non-service animals are not permitted to ride the MUNI during the hours of 5-9 a.m. and 3-7 p.m. on weekdays. Each railway car is allowed one crated or muzzled/leashed dog during approved hours. The non-service pet must be charged the same amount as the passenger.

On these two-hour historical walking tours through Carmel's secret paths, well-behaved, leashed pets are welcome to accompany their owners.

Piedra Blanca Trail is a 2.5-mile easy hike in the Los Padres National Forest that will take Petzooie about 2 hours to accomplish. This trail begins by crossing Sespe Creek, a National Wild and Scenic River, and continues through the natural beauty of the area. There are gorges along the creek, as well as the endangered California condor. A stunning fall hike is made possible by the changing colors of the trees. Because some portions of the trail are covered with thorny bushes, it's a good idea to wear pants.

This completely gated 2.2-acre dog park features a beautifully manicured interior, water fountains, a separate little dog section, and plenty of large, grassy places to play on.

Northstar offers free lift rides for hiking from June to September, as well as allowing leashed pets on the gondolas. It's lovely, and it's a great family outing. In addition, the village is dog-friendly.