Dog Park Locations

It's a little park, but it's completely enclosed and has two dog sections. Take the 12th street exit off of Highway 101 and head south. Take the same exit heading north and cross the overpass. Just before the Fortuna Feed Store, turn right at the stop sign and you'll see the park. (a distance of less than a tenth of a mile)

When registering, all dog park visitors must present proof of their dog's rabies, Bordetella, Distemper vaccination (DHLPP), and spay/neuter. The fee covers one year of membership for up to three dogs and is $40.00 for locals and $55.00 for non-residents. A secure access system is in place, with members being given a passcode to enter.

Your leashed dog is welcome to join you at the dog park, outdoor amphitheater, picnic grove, and interpretative gardens at Civita Park, a 14-acre dog-friendly park and dog park in San Diego, CA. The interactive water feature, bocce court, basketball court, and historic mining terrace are all dog-free zones. The on-site dog park features two different play spaces for dogs that are segregated by weight. For information on immunizations and age requirements for use of the dog park, please contact the San Diego Park & Recreation Department.

Maddox Neighborhood Dog Park in San Diego, CA, has a fenced, off-leash dog park that is a terrific area for your pet to meet new people. The park is walled and features paths, a drinking fountain, picnic tables, and a panoramic view of Rattlesnake Canyon.

Bring your dog to play off-leash at Doyle Community and Dog Park, a fenced dog park with grass, a separate little dog area, drinking fountains, shade structures, and a barbeque area in San Diego, CA.

Dog Park is widely regarded as one of the top dog parks in San Diego. The park is entirely fenced in. A double-entry gate, a drinking fountain, and picnic tables are among the park's features.

We came from out of town and found this spot to enjoy our animals without having to worry about overcrowding in parks and whatnot.

The Flora Vista Dog Park in Bellflower, California, is an outdoor facility where dogs can exercise and socialize. Dog Parks, unlike other public parks in Los Angeles County, allow dogs to be off-leash. The Dog Park not only provides wide spaces for exercise, but it also allows canines to mingle with one another.

Baseball and tennis can be played at this public park, which also has restrooms.