Dog Park Locations

Douglas Family Preserve is one of two off-leash dog parks in Santa Barbara, California, with 70 acres of hiking trails and a beach where your dog can run free. Waste bags and fresh water for dogs should be brought by their owners. Dogs must be kept on a leash while entering the park and until they reach the off-leash areas signs. Over three miles of dog-friendly park pathways are available, with some offering views of the Pacific shoreline.

The Disneyland Kennel Club is located next to the park's main entrance. While at the park, dog owners are welcome to use the kennel club. Because attendants are not permitted to feed, water, or walk pets, owners must return throughout the day to respond to their pets' requirements. Food, water, toys, blankets, and comfort items must be provided by the owners. It is necessary to show proof of immunization papers. The Disneyland Resort Kennel Club normally opens 30 minutes before the earliest park opening time and ends 30 minutes after the most recent park closing time. Kennels are available on a first-come, first-served basis for your dogs. There will be no reservations allowed. Call (714) 781-7662 for additional information.

Los Penasquitos Canyon Preserve is a dog-friendly preservation area near San Diego, CA, where leashed dogs on leashes no longer than 8 feet are accepted on the trails. Waterfalls, streamside forest, sycamore trees, a freshwater marsh, and fauna such as mule deer, bobcat, coyote, and raccoons may all be found in the canyon. Camping is not permitted within the Preserve, and all recreational activities are limited to day usage only.

The dog-friendly Montara State Beach is a popular location. Pets are welcome on this beach as long as they are kept on a leash that is less than six feet long. This is a popular spot for people who wish to explore tide pools and try their hand at surf fishing. While you're there, visit Montara Mountain, which contains the only intact coastal mountain environment for 100 miles along the coast. Montara State Beach is open from 8 a.m. to sunset every day of the week.

Locals bring their dogs to the pet-friendly Lake Hollywood Park in Los Angeles, CA, for recreation and socialization under the Hollywood sign. Dogs must be kept on a leash, according to signage, and rangers are on the lookout to enforce the restrictions.

Runyon Canyon Park is a 160-acre dog-friendly city park in Los Angeles, California, near Hollywood and the Hollywood Hills, including a 90-acre off-leash dog park and other hiking paths. Despite the fact that Petzooie does not require a leash, owners must clean up after their pets. Baggie stations can be found all over the park.

San Francisco's dog-friendly Fort Funston Beach permits dogs on a leash or under strong voice command. There is plenty of space for Petzooie to run around in, as well as numerous pathways. There are generally a lot of dogs around for your dog to play with!

Your dog will be ecstatic to be able to play at this dog-friendly beach. Although dogs are required to be leashed, many regulars allow their dogs to run free. On Monterey State Beach north of the Monterey Beach Hotel complex, dogs are not allowed at all.

Dogs must be leashed from June 16th through Labor Day at Del Mar Dog Friendly Beach in Del Mar, California. From the day after Labor Day to June 15th, dogs are allowed to run under the voice control of their owners. A canine license must be attached to the collar, and leashes must be no longer than six feet in length.

Leashed dogs are allowed on the paths of San Onofre State Beach in San Clemente, CA, so you and Petzooie can enjoy some coastal hiking, but dogs are not allowed on the beach or inside facilities.