Dog Park Locations

On the walking pathways of Maidu Park, dogs are accepted on a leash.

This park, which is half a mile south of downtown on Highway 267, has 62 acres of natural paths and picnic spots. Dogs must be on a leash.

Civic Center Dog Park is an off-leash dog park located within Palm Desert, California's Civic Center Park, which also has walking routes, picnic spots, and restrooms.

Roger's Gardens in Newport Beach, CA, is an upmarket home and garden center with a broad selection of indoor and outdoor plants, succulents, equipment, accessories, and essential products for plant and garden maintenance. Petzooie is invited to join you while browsing gorgeous plants and homewares. This company also sells immaculate outdoor furniture, home decor, and one-of-a-kind presents for any family member with a green thumb.

A modest, gated off-leash dog area is available in this huge park in the heart of the city. There are numerous benches, and the area is kept clean and well-lit at night. The dog park is located on Spring Street, directly across from City Hall.

There are various meandering walks, picnic spots, restrooms, and even a concession shop in this 20-acre community park. Dogs must be on a leash.

At Avila Valley Barn in San Luis Obispo, CA, well-behaved leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners in the outdoor areas and picnic tables. This popular venue is a terrific place to stop and buy fresh food, including excellent locally grown fruit and veggies. On the drive to Avila Beach, you and your dog can pick up a pie or bakery delicacy to munch on the picnic tables, or stop for ice cream. There are hayrides, farm animals, and even the opportunity to pick your own fruit. You'll also discover a pet waste station on the grounds if Petzooie makes a mess.

Roaring Camp Railroads in Felton, California, offers dog-friendly train rides through the California Redwoods. You and Petzooie can take a trip through the spectacular redwood forest on an actual 19th century steam railway, which is located just a few miles from Santa Cruz. The conductor will entertain you with the history of the railroad and its engines, which were originally used to move gigantic redwood logs out of the forest, as you ride down the ancient, twisting narrow-gauge railway to the summit of Bear Mountain. Daily tours are available, with departure hours varying depending on the season.

The fenced-in Etiwanda Creek Community Dog Park allows dogs to romp and play off-leash. There are different spaces for tiny and large dogs in the park.

This one-acre dog park is a popular destination for Fremont dog owners looking for off-leash fun. Fully fenced with double-gate access.